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WEEKEND: Cast of HAPPY DAYS (1974-1984)
TV Flash files “WEEKEND: Cast of HAPPY DAYS (1974-1984)” as hour 160 of 1574 in the TV Flash guide — Entertainment Tonight (1981–present) on Syndication, season 1999, episode 41, aired 1999-11-13, 30 min.
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How this hour is filed
This leaf is S1999E41: listed hour 160 of 1574 in the Entertainment Tonight guide, hour 41 of 44 in season 1999. It aired 1999-11-13 (30 min). The listed hour before it is “WEEKEND: Cast of CHARLIE'S ANGELS” (S1999E40). Next is “MICHAEL J. FOX HAS PARKINSONS” (S1999E42). Broadcast log — titles and dates, not a plot bible.
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Where does WEEKEND: Cast of HAPPY DAYS (1974-1984) sit in the Entertainment Tonight guide?
S1999E41 is listed hour 160 of 1574 — hour 41 of 44 in season 1999, season 1999 episode 41.
When did Entertainment Tonight S1999E41 air?
WEEKEND: Cast of HAPPY DAYS (1974-1984) aired 1999-11-13 and is listed at 30 minutes.
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ET is the template those shows copy: tease, clip, smile, next. Syndicated since 1981. Hollywood as nightly news before social media gave the clips away.
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Hollywood as nightly news, invented before social media could do the job for free. Mary Hart's durability, red-carpet stand-ups, and the grammar of the entertainment newsmagazine — tease, clip, smile, next — still run every awards-season broadcast. Appointment gossip infrastructure: the industry talking about itself, on purpose, every weeknight.
Syndication since 1981: a daily magazine covers premieres, ratings, scandals, and celebrity lifestyle — Hollywood as nightly news, invented before social media could do the job for free. That is the pipeline, not a nostalgia carpet with extra flash. Entertainment Tonight, from Al Masini, with Mary Hart as long-running face, John Tesh and Ron Hendren among the hosts. Tease, clip, smile, next: the grammar of the entertainment newsmagazine still runs every awards-season broadcast. Rex can keep the martini for the…
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- John Tesh as Host
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- Ron Hendren as Host
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