Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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0 work Television during 1982-1983 was more than just a pastimeg it was a year that brought historical events as well as drama, comedy, and mystery to television audiences across the continent. One of the highlights of the season was the mini-series Winds of War based on actual events of World War II. The other production that will be remembered for decades to come, was the last showing of M 'A S Hf' On Feb- ruary 28th, 1983, millions of Americans stayed home to watch the ending of a tradition. The television season was also highighted by the broadcast of new shows such as Remington Steele, The Fall Guy , and Knight Rider. Last years shows, Fame and Hill Street Blues, continued their success. The 82-83 season was a tremendous success that established exceptionable production and more viewers than ever before. 75 WW ,M :Q--.F S- pl 206 Television

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.012 MEN Knight Rider, Simon and Simon, Magnum P.I., The Fall Guy, and The Richard Simmons Show, were especially successful with the female audiences fopposite pagej. MYSTERY. . . Remington Steele was one of many new shows that kept NBC in the rating battle. TOGETHERNESS , . . Thursdays were ruled by NBC s showing of Fame and Hill Street Blues lthis pagej. TOP THREE . . . Mash, Dynasty, and 60 minutes, were among the most watched programs. Television 207