This is the MeTV TV schedule for the next 12 hours within the Greensboro/Surround Area. You can view other local TV listings by going back to the full TV guide schedule.
| 1:00 AM | The Alfred Hitchcock Hour Robert Redford in a tale of a romantic triangle. Barry Morse, Zohra Lampert, Gertrude Flynn, Ronnie Rondell. |
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| 2:00 AM | The Fugitive Kimble works for an unpopular construction boss. Jack Warden, Celeste Holm, David Janssen. |
| 3:00 AM | Mission: Impossible Phelps meets murder in his home town. Fred Beir, Frank Webb, Joe Maros, Jacqueline Scott, Peter Graves. |
| 4:00 AM | Peter Gunn Lisa Randolph's calm exterior is only a front---as Gunn learns when he's hired to prevent her from committing suicide. Lisa: Virginia Grey. Luther: J. Pat O'Malley. Gunn: Craig Stevens. Virgil: Patric Knowles. Natie: Ned Glass. |
| 4:30 AM | Peter Gunn Missing: the only person who can clear Gil Manson (Britt Lomond), a suspected hit-and-run driver. Laura: Erica Elliot. Gunn: Craig Stevens. Barclay: Bill Berger. Corky: Nesdon Booth. Edie: Lola Albright. |
| 5:00 AM | Highway Patrol A bank messenger and his wife pull a $50,000 heist. Mathews: Broderick Crawford. |
| 5:30 AM | Dragnet A fanatic plants a bomb in the city. Don Dubbins, Bobby Troup, Jack Webb, Harry Morgan. |
| 6:00 AM | Dragnet The classic cop drama follows the cases of laconic Sgt. Joe Friday and his various sidekicks in storylines drawn from actual case files. Originally a radio vehicle for star Jack Webb, the Emmy-winning series was a pioneer in its realistic depiction of police work, though its staccato, just-the-facts dialogue and voice-over narration became the stuff of parody. |
| 6:30 AM | My Three Sons One of TV's most durable and wholesome sitcoms is about widower Steve Douglas and his boys, who shared a house with their maternal grandfather, and later, their crotchety uncle. The series was originally scheduled to be a vehicle for the Lennon Sisters of `Lawrence Welk Show' fame. Characters came and went, but this was an endearing, highly rated series throughout its 1960-72 run; when it moved from ABC to CBS in 1965, Mike, the eldest, was written out, and replaced by adopted son Ernie. |
| 7:00 AM | Toon In With Me The show combines witty original characters, quick comedy sketches, surprises, and more. |
| 8:00 AM | Leave It to Beaver The clean-cut 1950s sitcom, about young `Beaver' Cleaver, his brother Wally and their folks was a family favorite over its six-year run. Unlike most other sitcoms of that innocent era, the stories were told from the kids' point of view, with their stalwart parents always on hand to get them out of jams and give practical advice. In the '80s, the Beav and company enjoyed a comeback in a syndicated show, `The New Leave It to Beaver,' starring many from the original cast. |
| 8:30 AM | Leave It to Beaver The clean-cut 1950s sitcom, about young `Beaver' Cleaver, his brother Wally and their folks was a family favorite over its six-year run. Unlike most other sitcoms of that innocent era, the stories were told from the kids' point of view, with their stalwart parents always on hand to get them out of jams and give practical advice. In the '80s, the Beav and company enjoyed a comeback in a syndicated show, `The New Leave It to Beaver,' starring many from the original cast. |
| 9:00 AM | Perry Mason Classic courtroom drama about an L.A. lawyer (adapted from author Erle Stanley Gardner's novels) who seemed incapable of losing a case, thanks to his brilliant deductive reasoning and his uncanny ability to break witnesses on the stand. The formula was as predictable as the verdict, but the long-running series (nine seasons) was crisply paced and beautifully acted. Nearly 20 years after the series ended, Raymond Burr returned to his Emmy-winning role in a number of successful TV-movies. |
| 10:00 AM | Matlock Courtroom drama about a cagey Atlanta defense attorney with a down-home demeanor and uptown strategy. Many of the Harvard-educated lawyer's cases were on the sensational side and often decided by `Perry Mason'-like last-minute revelations on the witness stand. The stories were hardly intricate, but this proved to be Andy Griffith's second monster hit, and like his classic 1960s sitcom, it got a lot of mileage out of his considerable folksy appeal. |
| 11:00 AM | In the Heat of the Night A white Southern police chief and a black detective put aside racial animosity to solve crimes in a Mississippi hamlet. This tense drama was inspired by the Oscar-winning 1967 film, which was based on John Ball's 1965 novel. Despite the occasional health-related absences of star Carroll O'Connor (Joe Don Baker and Carl Weathers each briefly filled the chief's chair), the series had a hearty run, premiering on NBC in 1988 before moving to CBS in 1992 for its last two seasons. |
| 12:00 PM | The Waltons A popular, long-running drama about a close-knit family in rural, Depression-era Virginia, based on the experiences of series creator and narrator Earl Hamner Jr. Sentimental and often moving, the Emmy-winning series told stories of family trials, triumphs and values with great simplicity and honesty. Its genesis was a superb 1971 teleplay, 'The Homecoming: A Christmas Story,' which starred Patricia Neal. The TV-movie also featured Richard Thomas and several others who became series regulars. |
| 1:00 PM | Gunsmoke This landmark adult Western centered on Marshal Matt Dillon of Dodge City. |
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