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GUEST STAR GARR Teri Garr will be one of the guests on a special 90-minute edition of "Late Night with David Letterman," which airs FRIDAY, JULY 15 on NBC CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME (c)lM3Compulog T\̂ Ttitmves Press tours By Andy Noble Every June, the three networks host the nation's TV writers at West Coast press tours - previewing for them the new fall shows and setting up a nonstop round of press conferences where stars and executives are barraged by volleys fired by anywhere from 25-to-125 journalists at a time. It's a necessary -- and not wholly unpleasant -- public relations ploy. Still, much smoke is blown with little fire. Most of the personalities' responses tend to be a combi­ nation of soothing fan-magazine hype and corporate tele- babble. But amid all the dross, one occasionally finds a gem that gives insight into what some personalities really think. Here's a round-up of some of the more telling remarks garnered from the spring press tours, -- Robert Guillaume, of ABC's "Benson" on the networks' use of black series performers: "Right now, I'd give the netowrks a 'D'. If they don't get their acts togeth­ er, they're going to flunk their course. "We'd see a richer world if TV was more reflective of things we encounter in everyday life." -- Grant Tinker, NBC Chairman of the Board, on the current quality of network fare: "There aren't enough cre­ ative people to populate all three networks. There's may­ be a network-and-a-half's worth." On this season's outlook for NBC, which has consis­ tently been the No. 3-rated network: "We're not out to be No. 1. Our present goal is not to be No. 3." -- Veteran actor Brian Keith, who will star in "Hardcas- tle & McCormick," a new ABC series about a retired judge-turned-vigilante, complaining about being stereo­ typed as the nice guy lead on the old "Family Affair": "Nobody sees me as anything but Uncle G-damn Bill." @ 1983 Compulog FRIDAY, JULY 15 Three's Company re Inside Boxing re MOVIE: 'Over MM Edg«' CD People's Court re ©i re Entertainment Tonight © Hoppy Day* Again CI!) PM Magazine 00 (3) Jimmy Swaggart © Slack Saauty €E) 99 Sam €D Andy Griffith • 7:00 PM O O ©) © Dukos of Haszard ore re Powers of Matthew Star Matthew uses hit supernatural powers to earn a spot on the football team, (ft) (60 min.) o MO Paradise CP (|() WO Benson Kraus' pen pal arrives at the mansion. (R) [Closed Captioned] o MOVIE: 'Key Largo' A gang of hoods takes over a hotel in the Florida Keys and intimidates the pro­ prietor. Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, Edward G. Robinson. 1948, CD 3D €D 3® Washington Weak/Review Paul Duke is joined by top Washington journalists ana­ lyzing the week's news. re USA Friday Night Boxing (D Cable Health World Report U3 On Location: Buddy Hackett in Concert © d s F a i r e s t o f T h e m A l l re Paper Chase SD Great American Strip-off re (2$ Chespirito © MOVIE: 'Battlastar Galac- tka: Curse of the Cylons' €D@® Jimmy Swaggart 60 The Tomorrow People © 3D All In the Family €D MOVIE: 'Bless the Boasts and Children* Six boys, considered misfits from a boys camp attempt to stop the senseless slaughter of a buf­ falo. Billy Mumy, Barry Robbins, Miles Chapin. 1971. McHENRY OPTICIANS 1301 Riverside Dr. (Across from Fox Nolo) McHenry, Illinois 385-9240 Visit Our Boutique Designer Section Over 1,000 First Quality c FRAMES Metal or Plastic *20 Metal or Plastic Emergency Repairs & Frame Replacement Senior Citizen With Lense Purchase Glasses Made While You Waitl (Single Vision Plastic Only) £3 (815)385-9240 Da i l y 8 :30 5 :30 Sa t 8 30 3 Wed 8 :30