The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Win v tsm * First in Quality * First in Selection * First in Savings * First in Service First in Home Entertainment Including Zenith TV's Sony Radio's Complete Home Entertainment Centers 4400 W. Rte. 120 McHenry Rte. 47 & Country Club Rd. Woodstock WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2 CD Crtus Counselor © CNN Headline Newt SI @s> Pattern* for living KM MOVIE: 'Louisiana Purchase' A comedy about some shady politi­ cians, congressmen and a Yankee sen­ ator who goes to New Orleans to investigate some odd politics. Bob Hope. Vera Zorina, Dona Drake. 1941 2:30 AM o Meditations O Tom Cottle Up Close © Green Acres It) Cable Health World Report © MOVIE: 'Postman Always Rings Twice' M»1 Playmate Guide III @D NCAA Basketball: Minnesota at Ohio State ©® Rex Humbard 2:45 AM O Reflections Q MOVIE: 'Sharkey's Machine' 3:00 AM O MOVIE: Lawless Frontier' When the West was young, people took advantage of the low. John Wayne. ** 1935. €0 Nostalgia Theatre © Special Presentation © MOVIE: 'Journey's End' QD February Playboy on t(ie Scene Sli How Can I Live 3:30 AM © News CD Take Charge! 0D Men's Gymnas- tics: Russia vs. Japan vs. University of Nebraska @D (38) Blackwood Brothers 3:45 AM 60 Mission Impossible 4:00 AM © At Twelve CD Nature of Things © Sign Off @D Prog cont'd ©® Chicago Journal © Sign On/News 4:30 AM O Sgt. Bilko © MOVIE: Heavy Metal' © Auto Racing '82: NASCAR Harvest ISO SI (3D Chicago Journal Mil Morning Stretch 4:45 AM C9 Making Love Better © World/Large ((Thursday j) 2/3/83 6:00PM O O O O (23J CB © News O Eyewitness News S-'l Barney Miller O (32) ® (18) Three's Company CD MocNeil-Lehrer Report (TP @9 (53) Untamed World CD Happy Days Again ' CD Nature of Things CD Newswatch CD (H) Entertainment Tonight CD Aerobkise @D Are You Anybody? @3 ESPN's Sportsforum ©® Metroview CD Against the Odds © Gomer Pyle €0 Soap 6:30PM O ID ® © Family Feud o Entertainment Tonight © dD © (3D M*A*S*H O Jeffersons CD Wild World of Animals (3D © ® MocNeil-Lehrer Report ID P.M. Magazine ID Shopsmith ID Inside the NFL ID MOVIE: 'Stew Wars' C9 People's Court ID Hawaii Big Laff-Off ® (26) Informacion © Sports look 0j) ESPN SportsCenter C D ® E v e r I n c r e a s i n g F a i t h © Black Beauty CD (38 All In the Family ® NBA Basketball: Denver at Atlanta CD Benny HiH Show 7:00PM O Q O (21 Magnum, P.I. o ID © 'Shogun' Part 4 O ID ID Greatest American Hero Ralph battles forces that threa­ ten to shift the world's balance of power. (60 min.) O MOVIE: 'Support Your local Sheriff' When gold is spotted in the grave dug for a transient, a not and a gold rush ensue. A stranger riding into town is named sheriff and takes on the locol gang. James Garner. Joan Hackett, Walter Brennon. Horry Morgan, Jack Elam, Bruce Dern. ***. 1969. ID S3 MOVIE: Sam Whiskey' A beautiful widow tries to solvage a for­ tune in gold bricks stolen by her hus­ band. Burt Reynolds, Angie Dickinson, Clint Walker. 1969 CD Odyssey (11) fXi (TO) Sneak Previews Co- hosts Neal Gabler and Jeffrey lyons take a look at what's happening at the movies. 4 © Cable Health World Report CD® Eight Is Enough Kill Pat McCormick Unleashed I S6) Ayuda! QD NBA Basketball: San Diego at Detroit CD NFL Theatre: 'Best Ever Professionals' © ( g ) E v e r I n c r e a s i n g F a i t h © livewire (SB (ID Bowling © MOVIE: The Great Houdinis' Houdini becomes obsessed with the occult in his later years Paul Michael Glaser, Sally Struthers. 1976 7:30 PM ® © (IS) Sherlock Holmes © Reader's Digest © MOVIE: 'Not Necessarily the News' © Pat McCormick Unleashed II ©(g) Climb That Mountain 8:00PM 0 © O (23 Simon & Simon o © © Too Close For Comfort Sara po«s for a men s mo gazine. © Sneak Previews Co-hosts Neal Gabler and Jeffrey Lyons take a look at what's happening at the movies. © © (35) Mystery 'Sergeant;' Cribb: Murder Old Boy.' Sergeant Cribb is called in when Inspector Jow- ett's class reunion ends in murder. (60 min.) |Closed Captioned) © Regis PhMbin Show © MOVIE: Star Wars MEDIA MONITOR By STEVE K. WALZ Barrister Bailey goes for jugular Lawyer F. Lee Bailey, whose courtroom antics have made him a celebrity, is moving his act to TV. He stars in the new syndicat- ed-strip series, "Lie Detector," which debuted this month on many stations. Bailey puts his cross- examination tactics to work in a studio made to look like a courtroom. He fires questions at personalities such as Zsa Zsa Gabor, who are wired to a lie detector machine. The acerbic Bailey, of course, goes for the jugu­ lar. He asks Miss Gabor, for example, whether she mar­ ried just for money. This technique makes for .inter­ esting television viewing, since it puts people in an uncomfortable position from which there is no way out -- or is there? "The lie detector is 96 percent accurate according to the federal govern­ ment," says Bailey. "I pioneered the state of using the polygraph. The- people at home will learn how it works and perceive its function. "I think a show like this can have broad social F. Lee Bailey impact. There will be cynics, but I've lived with cynics all my life." Bailey seems to enjoy taking people apart. In the pilot episode, which was screened for potential sta­ tion buyers, he took on Melvin Dummar, who claimed that deceased bil­ lionaire Howard Hughes left him one-sixteenth of his estate. After Bailey grilled him, the lie detector showed that he was probably not telling the truth. Bailey pro­ ceeded to ridicule the man. "Guys like Dummar need a good spanking," says Bailey. ©1M3 Compulofl