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I used to save grocery bags full of TV Guides when I was a teen. My mom threw most of them out behind my back one time (probably a blessing but I didn't see it that way at the time) but I do still have a few choice ones left.
November 12, 1977. Al Pacino, Marlon Brando, and Robert DeNiro of NBC's miniseries "The Godfather Saga" (illus. by Charles Santore).
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August 22, 1970. Ken Curtis, Milburn Stone, James Arness, and Amanda Blake of CBS's "Gunsmoke" (illus. by Jack Davis). Writing on cover by a previous owner of this issue.
Taken in March 1972.
The vendor at a newsstand in Boston's Copley Square. The glow on his head is from the heater above him. (It was March -- and cold.) I used to love browsing at newsstands -- the different newspapers and magazines to consider, the vendor urging you to make your selection and move on, etc.
Note the vendor's change-maker hanging from the shelf behind him.
The latest Desperate Housewives news has us in the mood for a threesome.
The facts are these: Drea de Matteo's character will have a 19-year-old son who we hear is a bit of a lady-killer. Maiara Walsh, who plays Gaby's headstrong niece, has been promoted to be a series regular. ABC has announced that Andrea Bowen, Susan's eye-rolling daughter, Julie, will return to the show for the Season 6 premiere. (TVGuide.com has confirmed that her stay on Wisteria Lane will be significantly longer.)
Isn't it time we got these crazy kids together? So let's cast the Italian Stallion already, shall we?
-Shoe-polish his hair and Disney vet Cody Linley (he of the fake-torrid ballroom affair with Julianne Hough on ABC's Dancing with the Stars and Disney's Hannah Montana) might make for an interesting suitor. He's got gawky charm to spare.
-Val Emmich, who worked Betty's last nerve as her space-case neighbor on Ugly Betty, might be just the right kind of soulful to appeal to these different ladies.
-Former child star Josh Peck, who surprised us last year with The Wackness, does a great Brooklyn accent.
So those are our ideas — what are yours? Vote in the poll below, or vote "someone else" and write in your choice in the comments section below.
November 28, 1992. John Ritter and Markie Post of CBS's "Hearts Afire"; Bart Simpson and Maggie Simpson of Fox's "The Simpsons" (illus. credited to Matt Groening).
June 25, 1988. Tom Selleck of CBS's "Magnum, P.I."; Brian Boitano; Katarina Witt; Ted Danson and Kirstie Alley of NBC's "Cheers"; Oliver North.
September 6, 1997. Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny of Fox's "The X-Files"; Candice Bergen of CBS's "Murphy Brown"; Eriq LaSalle and ? of NBC's "ER"; Julia Louis-Dreyfus of NBC's "Seinfeld"; Michael J. Fox of ABC's "Spin City."
July 27, 1985. Philip Michael Thomas and Don Johnson of NBC's "Miami Vice" (illus. by Richard Amsel).
As Danger Man/Secret Agent became a phenomenon on both sides of the Atlantic in 1966, the American TV Guide wanted to know more about this curious starring actor, who seemed not to want to do the things normal stars did. He was happy to oblige.
June 10, 1995. George Clooney of the AMC special "A Father's Day Film Festival"; Pocahontas and John Smith of the Disney Channel special "The Making of Pocahontas: A Legend Comes to Life"; Barry White of the BET special "Barry White: The Maestro of Love"; Lisa Marie Presley and Michael Jackson of ABC's "PrimeTime Live"; David Charvet of the ABC movie "Derby"; Barbara Mandrell of the TNN special "Barbara Mandrell: Steppin' Out!"