Entertainment Tonight
The latest ad rate of a 30-second TV spot for NBC's broadcast of Super Bowl XX, a summary on the distribution of advertising by medium, Congressional hearings over possible restrictions of liquor ads on TV, a salute for Bob Newhart at UCLA's Mardi Gras fundraiser, last night's primetime TV ratings, the docudrama Right to Kill, Shirlee Fonda and Katharine Hepburn filing a lawsuit for On Golden Pond, Apollonia Kotero to join the cast of Falcon Crest, The Count of Monte Cristo at Washington's National Theatre, today's ET Digest, a preview of the latest film in the James Bond franchise, A View To Kill with an interview with Roger Moore, "Too Close To Comfort" to return to syndication as The Ted Knight Show, Bill Harris Inside Entertainment segment, first daughter Maureen Reagan on Hollywood Stereotypes: The Way They Weren't regarding prejudice on foreign nationalities, a celebrity canine benefit in DC, and the banning of One Night In Bangkok in Thailand due to disrespectful lyrics are showcased on this edition of Entertainment Tonight with Mary Hart and Robb Weller.
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