1986 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. February 1 - 7, 1986. Issue 1714. Tucson edition. 1986 TV Guide - Peter the Great - Gary Coleman - Mary Alice Williams - MacGyver Artwork by Braldt Bralds of Maximilian Schell as Peter the Great graces the cover of this issue. Articles: On Location with “Peter the Great” Gary Coleman of “Diff’rent Strokes” Cable News Network’s Mary Alice Williams “MacGyver” is reviewed Our Annual Mr. Nice Guy Award Condition: The inside pages are in very good condition with the crossword puzzle not worked. There is a penned check mark on two of the local program pages. The center ad inserts are still attached. The back cover has some fading and edge wear, and a wrinkle at the top left corner, The front cover shows some wear and scuffing, and a small tear at the center of the left edge. The front cover displays well. February 22 - 28, 1986. Issue 1717. Tucson edition. 1986 TV Guide - Jane Seymour - Saturday Night Live - Rating TV’s Award Shows Jane Seymour, Lee Horsley and Cheryl Ladd of “Crossings” grace the cover of this issue. Articles: Jane Seymour of “Crossings” “Saturday Night Live” is reviewed Rating TV’s Award Shows The Story of Linn Yann: From Cambodia to Chattanooga Spelling Champ The Changing of Basketball’s Guards—for the Bigger Condition: The inside pages are in good condition with no handwriting—not even the crossword puzzle has been worked. This copy has water damage on the top half causing the magazine to have some stiffness in the top area from the front cover to the back cover. All pages are readable. Other than the water damage stiffness, this copy has no other flaws. The front cover displays well. March 29 - April 4, 1986. Issue 1722. Tucson edition. 1986 TV Guide - Sexual Harassment in Hollywood - Hepburn - Hill Street Blues Articles: Sexual Harassment in Hollywood Katharine Hepburn Is “Hill Street Blues” Headed for its Final Roll Call? The NCAA Finals TV Stereo—It’s the Sound of Progress Joel Higgins of “Silver Spoons” “Dempsey and Makepeace” is reviewed Condition: The inside pages are in excellent condition with no handwriting—not even the crossword puzzle has been worked. The back cover and last inside pages have a small crease at the bottom left corner. The back cover has a little wear at the top left corner. The front cover has small removed marks from a mailing label, and has faint wrinkle marks. The front cover displays very well. June 7 - 14, 1986. Issue 1732. Cincinnati edition. 1986 TV Guide - The Most Talented Stars - Doug Sheehan - Knots Landing - 227 Sharon Gless, Michael J. Fox and Bruce Willis grace the cover of this issue. Articles: The Most Talented Stars on TV Doug Sheehan of “Knots Landing” “227” is reviewed Blasting TV Golf Out of the Sand Trap of Boredom TV and the Philippine Revolution—Part II 20 Classic Films of Cassette Condition: The inside pages and cover are in excellent condition with no handwriting—not even the crossword puzzle has been worked. The center ad insert remains attached. The back cover shows a little wear and scuffing. The front cover shows wear and stiffness. The front cover is in fair condition. June 14 - 20, 1986. Issue 1733. Houston edition. 1986 TV Guide -Emmanuel Lewis - Webster - Scarecrow and Mrs. King -Divorce Court Emmanuel Lewis of “Webster” graces the cover of this issue. Articles: Emmanuel Lewis of “Webster” Martha Smith of “Scarecrow and Mrs. King” “Divorce Court” is reviewed An Inside Look at WTBS Some Fantasy Ending for Prime-Time Shows How TV’s Top Reporters Track Down Their Executives New Jersey Jokes Are Big with TV Comedians What TV Has Done for—and to—Our ’84 Olympic Boxers Condition: The inside pages are in good condition with no handwriting—not even the crossword puzzle has been worked. Some of the first half of the inside pages have crease marks at the top and bottom outside corners. The back cover shows wear and a crease mark at the bottom left corner. The front cover shows crease marks at the edges and is in fair condition. June 21 - 28, 1986. Issue 1734. Tucson edition. 1986 TV Guide - Teri Austin - Knots Landing - Pet Foods on TV - U.S. Soccer Teri Austin of “Knots Landing” graces the cover of this issue. Articles: Teri Austin of “Knots Landing” Marketing Pet Foods on TV Why the U.S. Is So Bad at Soccer Wrist TV: Watch Your Favorite Show While Out for a Stroll What Makes Some Kids More Vulnerable to the Worst of TV? TV-Related Tourist Attractions Condition: The inside pages have no handwriting—not even the crossword puzzle has been worked. There is a stiffness to the cover and the back pages. The back cover has spotting and wrinkling at the left side. The front cover has a mailing label, a water spot and stiffness. The front cover displays well. (The mailing label information on the cover was temporarily covered when being scanned for this ebay listing.) July 12 - 18, 1986. Issue 1737. Cincinnati edition. 1986 TV Guide - The Best and Worst - Joan Embery - Mary Tyler Moore - Pitchers Joan Collins, Cybill Shepherd, Bruce Willis and Don Johnson grace the cover of this issue. Articles: Reviewing the Past Season: The Best and Worst We Saw Joan Embery—TV’s Zoo Lady TV Bookshelf: “Mary Tyler Moore: A Biography” Pampering Major-League Pitchers Meet the Next Wave of Network News Stars Instant Replay: More Commercials Are Using Babies 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 slight edge wear with small crease marks at the right and bottom edges. There is a slight curl down the center throughout the magazine and yet the magazine still lays mostly flat. The front cover displays extremely well. July 19 - 25, 1986. Issue 1738. Cincinnati edition. 1986 TV Guide - Robert Urich - Susan Cash - Techno-Marvels -Soviet TV -Baseball. Robert Ulrich and Barbara Stock of “Spenser: For Hire” grace the cover of this issue. Articles: Robert Urich of “Spenser: For Hire” Commercial Star Susan Cash is a Madison Avenue Hit Techno-Marvels: TV Innovations That Fail to Catch On What Soviet TV Did to My Novel Baseball’s Pinch-Hitters Why Prosecutors—Not Defenders—Are Today’s TV Heroes Condition: The inside pages are in very good condition with no handwriting—not even the crossword puzzle has been worked. The back cover and back pages have a water spot and some stiffness at the bottom right corner. The back cover has a crease mark at the center. The front cover has a mailing label, and a small water spot at the center. The front cover displays very well. (The mailing label information on the cover was temporarily covered when being scanned for this ebay listing.) August 2 - 8, 1986. Issue 1740. Cincinnati edition. 1986 TV Guide -TV’s New Breed of Macho Men -Steven Spielberg -TV and the Elderly Bruce Willis and Cybill Shepherd, Shelley Long and Ted Danson grace the cover of this issue. Articles: How to Outfox TV’s New Breed of Macho Men Steven Spielberg TV and the Elderly A Proper Englishman Looks at the Invasion of American Football Cable’s Arts and Entertainment Network Commentary: Bring Back the Instant News Specials Condition: The inside pages are in very good condition with no handwriting—not even the crossword puzzle has been worked. The center ad insert remains attached. The last page has a crease mark at the top left corner. The back cover has been removed. This removal does not affect any article pages. The front cover shows slight wear and has some small spotting at the top center area. The front cover displays very well. September 6 - 12, 1986. Issue 1745. Cincinnati edition. 1986 TV Guide - Miss America Pageant - Football - Patton -Lindsay Bloom - Murrow Miss America and Monday Night Football grace the cover of this issue. Articles: Miss America Pageant “Monday Night Football” “The Last Days of Patton” Lindsay Bloom of “Mickey Spillane’s Mike Hammer” News in the Year 2000 The Controversy over Commercials on Public Television TV Bookshelf: “Murrow, His Life and Times” 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 back cover shows very faint crease marks. The front cover shows a water spot, wrinkling and some stiffness. The front cover is in fair condition. 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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