1984 1985 TV Guide - Fair to Good Condition YOUR CHOICE OF ISSUES!

Description: Please select TV Guides from the drop-down menu and add them to your shopping cart. Magazines and paper items are shipped in plastic sleeves and are packaged to ensure maximum protection during transit. Buyer pays $4.50 for shipping and handling in the U.S. I will combine magazine and other paper item purchases into one shipment. A $2.00 shipping and handling charge applies for each additional magazine or paper item purchased. The maximum shipping and handling charge when five or more magazine or paper items are purchased is $12.50. *When purchasing more than one Buy It Now item, combined shipping discounts will ONLY be applied when adding eligible items to your shopping cart and purchasing with a single payment. July 28 - August 3, 1984. Issue 1635. Cincinnati edition. 1984 TV Guide - Olympics - Lucille Ball - Wheel of Fortune - Knots Landing Artwork by Bernard Fuchs of the Olympics graces the cover of this issue. Articles: Olympic Mischief How to Watch the Games Remembering a Basketball Gold Medal Millions Still Love Lucy “Wheel of Fortune”: The No. 1 Syndicated Show Kevin Dobson of “Knots Landing” Female Executives on TV The Great American Tape Invasion TV Offers a Parental Manual Condition: The inside pages are in excellent condition with no handwriting—not even the crossword puzzle has been worked. The center ad inserts remain attached. The front cover has a mailing label, and a very small dot mark at the center top area. There is a bend down the center throughout the magazine. The front cover displays very well. (The mailing label information on the cover was temporarily covered when being scanned for this ebay listing.) August 25 - 31, 1984. Issue 1639. Cincinnati edition. 1984 TV Guide - Stacy Keach - Mike Hammer - Kim Ulrich - As the World Turns Lindsay Bloom and Stacy Keach of “Mickey Spillane’s Mike Hammer” grace the cover of this issue. Articles: Stacy Keach of “Mickey Spillane’s Mike Hammer” Kim Ulrich of “As the World Turns” Reporting from Moscow An Author on TV: Reviewing the Reviewers Why College Football Needs a Playoff—Now Beautiful Young Actresses, Forgettable and Memorable Condition: The inside pages are in excellent condition with no handwriting—not even the crossword puzzle has been worked. The center ad inserts are still attached. The back cover has some scuffing, and a small tear at the center top edge. The front cover has marks from a removed mailing label and the front cover is stiff and wrinkled from water damage. September 29 - October 5, 1984. Issue 1644. Cincinnati edition. 1984 TV Guide - Mary Tyler Moore - James Garner - The Love Boat - Kate and Allie Artwork by Richard Amsel of Mary Tyler Moore and James Garner graces the cover of this issue. Articles: The TV Marriage of James Garner and Mary Tyler Moore>br> Making Waves on “The Love Boat” “Kate and Allie” is reviewed TV Journalists Rate the World’s Conflicts Pennant Pressure by Ray Robinson Background: “Heritage: Civilization and the Jews Condition: The inside pages are in excellent condition with no handwriting—not even the crossword puzzle has been worked. The center ad inserts remain attached. The front cover has a paper pull mark where the mailing label has been removed. There is a slight bend down the center throughout the magazine. The front cover displays very well. November 17 - 23, 1984. Issue 1651. Cincinnati edition. 1984 TV Guide - Top TV Modeling - Frank Gifford - Paper Dolls - Fatal Vision Carol Alt, Kim Alexis and Kelly Emberg grace the cover of this issue. Articles: Life at the Top of the Modeling Game Is Frank Gifford Hard-nosed Enough for “Monday Night Football” “Paper Dolls” is reviewed “Fatal Vision”: Living with the Green Beret Murderer Commentary: The Powerful Stories TV is Missing Turn on Your TV—and Aim for a Diploma Margot Kidder Settles Down European TV: For an American Abroad There’s No Place like Home Condition: The inside pages are in excellent condition with no handwriting—not even the crossword puzzle has been worked. The center ad inserts are still attached. The front cover has a paper pull mark from the removed mailing label. The front cover displays very well. March 16 - 22, 1985. Issue 1668. Tucson edition. 1985 TV Guide - Lauren Tewes - Love Boat - Double Trouble - ESPN -Bophuthatswana Lauren Tewes of “Love Boat” graces the cover of this issue. Articles: Stardom and Cocaine: Why Lauren Tewes Couldn’t Handle Them “Double Trouble” is reviewed ESPN: 5 Years Old and Still Unsteady TV in Bophuthatswana A Renowned Adman Recalls His Hits and Misses Designer TV Dinners Condition: The inside pages are in good condition with handwriting only on the crossword puzzle page. Pages 2 and 3 with the table of contents has been removed. Pages 33 through 38 with the article of Rene Enriquez of “Hill Street Blues” has been removed. Local program pages 61-62, 69-70, 73-76, 93-94, and 107-110 have been removed. The front cover has a small crease mark at the bottom center edge and at the bottom right corner. There is a small nick at the center of the spine edge. The front and back covers display extremely well. March 23 - 29, 1985. Issue 1669. Cincinnati edition. 1985 TV Guide - Diahann Carroll - Dynasty - Fred Rogers - Oscar Night - Sara Diahann Carrol of “Dynasty” graces the cover of this issue. Articles: Diahann Carroll of “Dynasty” Fred Rogers: He Reaches into Kids’ Souls Behind the Glitter of Oscar Night “Sara” is reviewed Computerized TV Sets On Location with “Anna Karenina” The Big Argument over Artificial Turf Condition: The inside pages are in excellent condition with no handwriting—not even the crossword puzzle has been worked. The center ad inserts are still attached. The front cover has a pulled paper mark from the removed mailing label. There are small faint creases at the center right edge. The front cover displays well. March 30 - April 5, 1985. Issue 1670. Tucson edition. 1985 TV Guide - A.D. - Name That Tune - Guiding Light - C-SPAN - Brent Musburger Artwork by Richard Hess of the cast of “A.D” graces the cover of this issue. Articles: “A.D” Comes to Television “The New $100,000 Name That Tune” is reviewed Kristi Ferrell of “Guiding Light” C-SPAN: Keeping an Eye on Democracy Brent Musburger: CBS’s Top Sportscaster TV Looks to the Bible for High Drama Why TV Reception is Better Abroad Condition: Some of the inside pages have been removed from this issue; however none of the articles listed have been affected by the page removal. The inside pages that remain in this issue are in excellent condition with no handwriting—not even the crossword puzzle has been worked. As a result of the removal of inside article pages 17-18 and 21-24, some of the short articles in the Insider’s “Grapevine”, “Primetime” and “Sports View” sections are missing along with the Video Cassette Report and TV Bookshelf article. Local program pages 9-12, 27-28, 63-64, 69-70, 79-82, 101-102, 113-114, 131-132 have also been removed. The front cover has a mailing label. The front cover displays very well. (The mailing label information on the cover was temporarily covered when being scanned for this ebay listing.) May 11 - 17, 1985. Issue 1676. Tucson edition. 1985 TV Guide - Cheryl Ladd - Three’s a Crowd - Riptide - Hitchcock - Bernstein Cheryl Ladd in “A Death in California” graces the cover of this issue. Articles: Cheryl Ladd’s Battle to Live Down her “Angels” Past “Three’s a Crowd” is reviewed Joe Penny of “Riptide” Alfred Hitchcock’s Most Memorable Moments A Tribute to Leonard Bernstein European TV is Changing Dramatically “A Death in California” Comes to Television Background: “Strangers and Brothers” Condition: The inside pages are in very good condition. There is a little handwriting on 28 of the local programming pages located in the center of the magazine. The front cover, the article pages that are located in the first half of the magazine, and the local programming pages have crease marks at the top and bottom right areas. June 1 - 7, 1985. Issue 1679. Tucson edition. 1985 TV Guide - Hill Street Blues - Tina Turner - Not Necessarily the News Artwork by Bruce Stark of the cast of “Hill Street Blues” graces the cover of this issue. Articles: Best of TV: “Hill Street Blues” Tina Turner’s Rise from Rock Bottom to Top of the Heap “Not Necessarily the News” is reviewed “Call to Glory”: Gunned Down in a Crossfire Network Bureau Reporters Background: Nuclear Power What’s Right—and Wrong—with Our Baseball Announcers Britain’s Video Box Condition: The inside pages are in good condition with no handwriting—not even the crossword puzzle has been worked. The center ad inserts are still intact. The back cover and inside pages have some water stiffness on the outside edge. The front cover has scuffing at the top edge. The front cover displays well. June 15 - 21, 1985. Issue 1681. Tucson edition. 1985 TV Guide - Summer Programming - Bryant Gumbel - Dynasty - Punky Brewster Mary Lou Retton, Roger Mudd, Robert Redford and Teri Copley grace the cover of this issue. Articles: A Guide to Summer Programming Bryant Gumbel of “Today” Catherine Oxenberg of “Dynasty” “Punky Brewster” is reviewed Adding More Punch to Boxing Telecasts Stars’ Answering Machines (this article has been removed from this copy) A French Soap Opera Goes American Condition: The inside pages are in very good condition with no handwriting—not even the crossword puzzle has been worked. Article pages 11-18 have been removed. (Only the article “Stars’ Answering Machines” has been removed.) Local programming pages 33-34, 43-44, 47-48, 63-64, 72-76, 85-86, 95-98, 109-110 have been removed. The cover shows a little wear and the front cover has a mailing label. The front cover displays well. (The mailing label information on the cover was temporarily covered when being scanned for this ebay listing.) Magazines and paper items are shipped in plastic sleeves and are packaged to ensure maximum protection during transit. Buyer pays $4.50 for shipping and handling in the U.S. I will combine magazine and other paper item purchases into one shipment. A $2.00 shipping and handling charge applies for each additional magazine or paper item purchased. The maximum shipping and handling charge when five or more magazine or paper items are purchased is $12.50. *When purchasing more than one Buy It Now item, combined shipping discounts will ONLY be applied when adding eligible items to your shopping cart and purchasing with a single payment.

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