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CBS hope of ABC w By BHI Douglas Gam*cock Staff Writar won a Datue cry of "Looking Good," CBS-TV hopes to pose a serious threat to ABC-TV, "Still The One," in its fall campaign for the second consecutive year. Last season CBS finished a secure second in overall ratings, behind ABC, and much ahead of Fred Silverman's faltering NBC, which hopes to salvage its pride with the return of the peacock and many of last season's shows. CBS hopes the key to becoming the number one network lies in the ti? f.n ?:n. ui aiuauv; acuca iui uic iau, wiui favorites Hawaii 5-0, Barnaby Jones, Dallas, the Incredible Hulk, | TV Preview | fl II Lou Grant and the White Shadow all returning. This fall season will be the last for Steve MeGarrett and the cast of c a nftox in t???? iiuwuu j-w, aiici iv/ jrcaia ui ujriu^ to chase the mob out of Hawaii, and poker-faced Jack Lord uttering the line, "Book 'em, Danno, murder one." This season could also be the last for Barnaby Jones, or at least the show's star Buddy Edsen. Ebsen seems to have problems in doing all the footwork and strenuous leg work that is required in filming a detective series. To compensate for thfi laok of artinn in .Tnnoc series, writers added a new character, Jones' younger nephew, in hopes of livening up the show. 111M fli nm Lee Chamber/in CBS's new dramatic shows for fall are Paris, Trapper John, M.D. nnrl F? S ~ CI * Ilil- r? I duu Dig jriurnus, muie onamus. Paris stars actor James Earl Jones as Woody Paris, a captain of detectives and sometime criminology instructor. PBS' Electric Company actress, Lee Chamberlin, stars as his wife Brenda. Paris will not be the first time a network has attempted a DiacK aetective series. UBS tried several years ago with Richard Roundtree as Shaft, and NBC gave Paul Winfield a try in a short-lived series called Tenefly. Paris has received good reviews from critics who have seen the pilot of the show, especially lauding the acting of Jones and Chamberlin. Traper John, M.D. features former Bonanza star Parnell Roberts in the leading role. The hour-long show places Hawkeye Pierce's former cronie, 30 years after the Korean conflict, as chief surgeon at San Francisco 'J||k1h[* i *i wj m ?T^ !j|r Mm fl-aT? 11 O* 7; s J fjgjj is to end d ith new fal Memorial Hospital. Trapper John f nlrAO n ?t/\i* wrf XT* MA taivco a jruuii5, ui adii vicuutui M.A.S.H. surgeon named Gonzo Gates under his wing after realizing that Gates is a carbon copy of what he was during his Korea days. Gregory Harrison, of CBS's ill-fated Logan's Run series, stars as Gates. The show will have very little, if 1 ? - A.? 4- - ? any auiuauon, 10 m-a-s-jh, ana none of the cast from the 4077th are expected to make a guest appearance. The show could be a dud due to the stigma, but the series has an accomplished producer in Frank Glicksman, former producer of CBS's Medical Center. jHH UflEBiMi^B V iMfi|y ^HHT/ 'Trapper^ John, M.O.' Gai i i STATE BUILDING Ui ui ? CORNELL ARMS ? r 1 2 D (/) MCDONALDS Onftn USC Rft ? Y? ? - - ?' , Saturday, August 2 Customer Hours: Lob [ ominance 1 schedule Big Shamus, Little Shamus could be a troublesome show for the network. The show involves actor Brian Dennehy as Arnie Sutter, a house detective at an Atlantic City hotel. Arnie and his son (played by 13 year-old Doug McKeon) must adjust to the new Atlantic City with fhp rnmino r?f nacinn namKlinn onH -w W* VUU11IV ^U*Illk/A>?0 ?*IU the incoming criminals that pop in to the resort city to sample more than the slot machines. The show has run into problems mainly because the Little Shamus, McKeon, cannot be involved in violent scenes in the show without parents' groups getting upset. Dennehy said McKeon cannot be shot at, kidnapped or in any way roughed up. The 13-year-old is also not allowed in the casinos used in on-location shooting because he is a minor. CBS's comedy line-up remains intact with the returns of Alice, the Jeffersons, the Dukes of Hazzard, One Day at a Time, M*A*S*H and Archie's Place, a further dilution t of All in the Family minus Jean Stapleton. New comedies are Working Stiffs, the Last Resort, Struck by Lightning, and California Fever. The frontrunners of these new rr tnecc eSWKkcSSk#?wBS &BEB& %":^^9i^HH0S^^^s288B8^':'^':V::^BBi sHMw >:^- ::XSxB | x =TI GAMECOCK OFFICE 2 ^ GULF NBSC j O MAJIK O dt 1 "! I1 PENDLETON STREET USC MUSEUM AIR FORCE AND NAVAL J "OTC gistration Day, !5, 9 a.m. ? 5 p.m. ?NBSC THE NATIONAL BAI Gamecock Office: Pendle by. Monday ? Thursday: 9 a m to 1 p USC Registration Day. Saturdc Drive-In: lyionday ? Thursday, 8:30 a r series would have to be the Last Resort and Struck by Lightning. 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