1980 1981 TV Guide - Good to Excellent Condition CHOICE OF ISSUES and EDITIONS For Sale

1980 1981 TV Guide - Good to Excellent Condition CHOICE OF ISSUES and EDITIONS!Condition of each individual TV Guide is included under “Item Description”.Please select TV Guides from the drop-down menu and add them to your shopping cart.
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The maximum shipping and handling charge when five or more magazine or paper items are purchased is $14.50.*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. April 26 - May 2, 1980.
Issue 1413.
Los Angeles Metropolitan edition.
1980 TV Guide - United States - Henry Fonda - That’s Incredible! - Gauguin
Beau Bridges and Helen Shaver of “United States” grace the cover of this issue.
Articles:
“United States”: Exploring Marriage—1980s-Style (perceptions)
Henry Fonda in “Gideon’s Trumpet”: Another Role of Social Protest
“That’s Incredible!” is reviewed
Local-News Helicopters: Are They Worth It?
Background: “Gauguin the Savage”
Learning Bedside Manners in Medical School
A New Twist to Those Teen-Age-Misery Movies
Picture Feature: The Mechanics of a Tidal WaveCondition:
This issue is in overall excellent condition. The inside pages are in excellent condition with no handwriting—not even the crossword puzzle has been worked. The center ad insert is still firmly attached. The magazine is tightly bound at the staples. The front cover and first inside pages have a small crease mark at the center right edge. The front cover has a mailing label and displays extremely well. (The mailing label information on the cover was temporarily covered when being scanned for this listing.)
July 26 - August 1, 1980.
Issue 1426.
Northern Ohio edition.
1980 TV Guide - Tony Danza - Taxi - Dallas - 60 Minutes - Ghosts of Buxley Hall
Artwork by Bob Peak of Judd Hirsch, Marilu Henner, and Tony Danza of “Taxi” graces the cover of this issue.
Articles:
Tony Danza: He Really Knocked Them Out
“Dallas” Comes to London and Empties the Pubs
“60 Minutes” and the “Wonder Drug”
Picture Feature: How a Disney Ghost Story Was Framed, “The Ghosts of Buxley Hall”
With Those Network Pilots, Anything is Possible
The Great Plimpton-Stewart Tank RaceCondition:
The inside pages are in excellent condition with no handwriting—not even the crossword puzzle has been worked. The center ad insert is still firmly attached. The magazine is tightly bound at the staples. The back cover has a small wrinkle at the bottom center edge. The front cover has a mailing label, small faint spots at the center, and a faint crease mark at the top right area. The front cover displays very well. (The mailing label information on the cover was temporarily covered when being scanned for this listing.)
August 18 - 22, 1980.
Issue 1429.
Northern Ohio edition.
1980 TV Guide - TV’s Male Heartthrobs - Joan Hackett - Children’s Shows - CNN
Tom Wopat, Erick Estrada and Greg Evigan grace the cover of this issue.
Articles:
The Incredible Hunks: TV’s Male Heartthrobs
The Idiosyncratic Style of Joan Hackett
A Guide to Children’s Shows (second of two parts)
A Critic’s Appraisal of Cable News Network, CNN
Network Slogans Designed to Woo Viewers
Commentary: A Fan Looks at Boxing Coverage
Those Advice-and-Information SpotsCondition:
The inside pages are in excellent condition with no handwriting—not even the crossword puzzle has been worked. The center ad insert is still firmly attached. The magazine is tightly bound at the staples. The front cover has a mailing label, and a small faint water spot and wrinkle at the top right corner. The front cover displays very well. (The mailing label information on the cover was temporarily covered when being scanned for this listing.)
November 1 - 8, 1980.
Issue 1440.
Northern Ohio edition.
1980 TV Guide - Presidential Race -Tim Conway - Dallas - Eight is Enough -Abscam
Artwork by Jim Sharpe of John Anderson, Ronald Reagan and President Jimmy Carter graces the cover of this issue.
Articles:
How to Predict the Presidential Winner
Tim Conway of “The Tim Conway Show”
How Dallas Feels About “Dallas”
Connie Needhan of “Eight is Enough”
TV’s Role in Abscam
“Those Amazing Animals” is reviewed
Is There a Football Future for the Shotgun?Condition:
The inside pages are in good condition with no handwriting—not even the crossword puzzle has been worked. The front cover and about the first half of the magazine has some water stiffness. The magazine is tightly bound at the staples. The front cover has a mailing label, and a very small crease mark at the top right corner. The front cover displays very well. (The mailing label information on the cover was temporarily covered when being scanned for this listing.)
February 7 - 13, 1981.
Issue 1454.
Northern Ohio edition.
1981 TV Guide - Jane Seymour - Magnum, P.I. - Soap-Opera Fan Clubs - Lincoln
Jane Seymour in “East of Eden” graces the cover of this issue.
Articles:
Jane Seymour of “East of Eden”
“Magnum, P.I.” is reviewed
Magnificent Obsession: Soap-Opera Fan Clubs
Background: “Mister Lincoln”
Making a TV-Move About Gun Control
Testing Commercials for Impact
The Annual Mr. Nice Guy AwardCondition:
The magazine is in overall excellent 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 firmly attached. The magazine is tightly bound at the staples. The front cover has faint marks from a removed mailing label, and a small pen mark at the TV Guide logo. The front cover displays extremely well.
March 21 - 27, 1981.
Issue 1460.
Central Indiana edition.
1981 TV Guide - Wayne Rogers - The Facts of Life - Bosom Buddies - NBA
Wayne Rogers and Lynn Redgrave of “House Calls” grace the cover of this issue.
Articles:
Wayne Rogers of “House Calls”
“The Facts of Life” is reviewed
Donna Dixon of “Bosom Buddies
NBA Centers: Taller and Tougher
Can the Networks Survive?
Actors and Their Acting Schools
A Real-life Barney Miller
Picture Feature: Building the Berlin Tunnel for TVCondition:
The inside pages are in excellent condition with no handwriting—not even the crossword puzzle has been worked. The center ad inserts are firmly attached. The magazine is tightly bound at the staples. The front cover has a little scuffing, a faint crease mark at the center, and a small water mark and wrinkling at the top left area. There is a nick at the top of the spine. The front cover displays very well.
April 11 - 17, 1981.
Issue 1463.
Central Indiana edition.
1981 TV Guide - Ed Asner - Saturday Night Live - Aloha Paradise - Jane Alexander
Ed Asner of “Lou Grant” graces the cover of this issue.
Articles:
Ed Asner of “Lou Grant”
What Went Wrong with “Saturday Night Live”?
“Aloha Paradise” is reviewed
Jane Alexander of “Dear Liar”
Late-Night TV: An Insomniac’s Lament
Background: “Therese Raquin”
Picture Feature: On Location with “Peter and Paul”Condition:
The inside pages are in very good condition with no handwriting—not even the crossword puzzle has been worked. The center ad insert is firmly attached. The magazine is tightly bound at the staples. The back cover has some wrinkling and wear. The back cover and back pages have a piece missing at the top right corner. The front cover shows some wear and has a crease mark and scuffing at the left side, and a fade spot at the bottom right edge. The front cover displays fairly well.
June 20 - 26, 1981.
Issue 1473.
Los Angeles Metropolitan edition.
1981 TV Guide - Real People - John Barbour - All My Children - Taylor Miller
The hosts of “Real People” grace the cover of this issue.
Articles:
John Barbour of “Real People”
Taylor Miller of “All My Children”
A Dish Antenna in the Backwoods
Golf: Putting for Dollars
Studio Commissaries: Where the Stars Eat
Why Big Oil Loves Public TVCondition:
The inside pages are in excellent condition with no handwriting—not even the crossword puzzle has been worked. The magazine is tightly bound at the staples. The center ad insert remains attached. The front cover has a mailing label, writing at the top center, and a faint water ring mark at the center. The front cover displays very well. (The mailing label information on the cover was temporarily covered when being scanned for this listing.)
August 22 - 28, 1981.
Issue 1482.
Northern Ohio edition.
1981 TV Guide -Ann Jillian -Golden Age of Television - Ted Turner - Network News
Ann Jillian of “It’s a Living” graces the cover of this issue.
Articles:
Ann Jillian of “It’s a Living”
Background: The Golden Age of Television
Ted Turner: Making Money and Enemies
The Battle over Hour-Long Network News
“The Lives We Live”: Psychodrama Mixed with Social Issues
Arlington Park’s Million-Dollar RaceCondition:
The inside pages are in excellent condition with no handwriting—not even the crossword puzzle has been worked. The front cover has a mailing label, a small crease and wear at the top left corner and spine edge, faint wrinkles at the top, and faint spots at the center. The front cover displays extremely well. (The mailing label information on the cover was temporarily covered when being scanned for this listing.)
November 14 - 20, 1981.
Issue 1494.
Los Angeles Metropolitan edition.
1981 TV Guide - Loretta Lynn - The Two of Us - Celia Weston - Alice -Evangelists
Loretta Lynn graces the cover of this issue.
Articles:
Loretta Lynn Prepares for Her First TV Special
“The Two of Us” is reviewed
Celia Weston of “Alice”
Should the Government Crack Down on TV Evangelists?
Why TV Executives Have Fancy Titles
Sports Crews’ Off-Camera Antics
A TV Station Run by Kids
Those Talk-Show Diet Doctors
Hollywood Celebrities: New Concern for Protection
Condition:
The inside pages are in excellent condition with no handwriting—not even the crossword puzzle has been worked. The front cover has a mailing label, faint creases at the top and bottom edges, and a ½ inch tear at the bottom left corner. The front cover displays very well. (The mailing label information on the cover was temporarily covered when being scanned for this listing.)Magazines and paper items are shipped in plastic sleeves and are packaged to ensure maximum protection during transit.
Buyer pays $6.50 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 $14.50.*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.