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By Peter Boyar seaso
APTslAunlnnWrHi.. - --
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NBC, which has been clomping around in are fL
a quagmire for so long, has finally stepped
into a pile of good luck. Itcomes in the form tually
of the actors' strike, which enable NBC to
invent its own little fall season and a revised was (j
schedule to fit it. sched
Last week, NBC's president of en- strike
tertainment, Brandon Tartikoff, announced piann
NBC's new fall lineup, featuring a lot of silv
"Real People" stuff and the 12-hour they c
minicnrinc "Chnmm "
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"Television has experienced an evolution comp<
that has resulted in a 52-seek season," aroun
Tratikoff said. "Our announcement today con v
covers the first phase of that season...The nounc
advance planning we did last spring enables the se
us to reschedule programs and present an nb(
extremely strong lineup as we enter the havinj
fall." promt
If NBC has wallowed in last place under viewe;
Fred Silverman, it is not because Silverman that N
& Co. lack smarts. Oh, this is a clever ploy. The
NBC, CBS and ABC are all having to willbt
postpone their fall seasons because>. they <?cn
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due to the actors' strike. NBC is slightly House
better off than its rivals, because it has ceptio
eleven hours of regular programs unaf- 4,Har[
fected by the strike. ABC has nine and CBS Road,
has five. "Quin
B*j NBC is clever enough to portray itself "Bucl<
as the only network that can go on with the "Hill J
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The Robber Bridegroom, the fall
iction by the USC Department of
ech, will be Wednesday and Thur17
in Drayton Hall.
*s, actors and musicians are needed
roduction to be presented Oct. 13-19
ion of USC theatre professor Jim
>se who wish to audition should
rom the show or a bluegrass/coun5
song. An accompanist will be
know square dancing or clogging,
dies, banjos and mandolins are also
re information, call 4288.
on ofi rial
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2twork
i as usual, fulfilling the American
's expectations, while the other guys
[TiDiing around with reruns.
f enter the fall with five nights... virintact,"
Tartikoff said.
; emphasized in Tartikoff s statement
ie fact the NBC itself has 13 originally
iled series put into limbo by the
That represents more than half of its
xl fall lineuD.
jrman and his executive corps know
an't deliver a fall season, as such has
to be known, any more than their
titors can. But Silverman's been
1 long enough to recognize a smooth
hen he sees one. Tartikoff's an;ment
of the revised fall schedule was
up.
is trying to create the illusion of
! a fall season, complete with all-out
s and all the trappings, hoping to lure
s into the game before they realize
3C's doing it all with mirrors,
"season" Tartikoff touted last week
missing these planned NBC series:
urs lexcepi lor a lew episodes
y in the can before t ie strike,) "Little
on the Prairie" (with the same ex1
that applied to "CHiPs"), "Lobo,"
er Valley P.T.A.," "Flamingo
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Rogers," "B.J. and the Bear" and
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