west side story was the movie at the beginning of time after time.
west side story was the movie at the beginning of time after time.
movie at the beginning of time after time?
west side story
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the year that "the wizard of oz" returned to cbs. it remained there for twenty-two more years, a likely record in those years for a film's consecutive showings on one network. initially the movie aired late winter/early spring, but beginning in 1991, the movie moved back and forth from spring to late fall. another change was that cbs no longer began the movie before normal prime time. before 1976, when run on a day other than sunday, nbc took back the 7 p.m. eastern / 6 p.m. central time slots from affiliates to run the movie early enough so children could see it before bedtime. also, prior to 1968, cbs always took the 6 p.m. hour to run the movie early. logic was that times have changed and children now stay up a little later than they did in the past. from then on, if shown in a sunday 6 to 8 or 7 to 9 pm time slot on cbs, the film preempted "60 minutes", so beginning in 1978, cbs executives moved the showings to other nights of the week. if the film was shown on a sunday, cbs usually scheduled it at 8 pm, so that it did not conflict with "60 minutes". (as of 2017, "60 minutes" continues to air in the same sunday 7 p.m. time slot on cbs.)
the wizard of oz on television