Season 13
episodes
A show on TV talk-show hosts, with Dick Cavett, David Susskind.
Former President Jimmy Carter discusses his autobiography "Keeping Faith".
Topic: artificial insemination for lesbians.
Fashions and beauty advice for full-figured women.
A show on women in TV News features Jessica Savitch, Lesley Stahl.
The scope of the Federal Trade Commission's jurisdiction over professionals is debated.
James E. Burke of Johnson & Johnson discusses the Extra-Strength Tylenol cyanide poisonings.
Topic: mass-marriage ceremonies of the Unification Church.
Phyllis and David York of Toughlove, a self-support group for parents of troubled teen-agers.
Topic: male exotic dangers.
Acquired immune-deficiency syndrome (AIDS), thought to be viral and sexually transmitted, which impairs the body's immune system.
Biomedical engineer Jerrold Petrofsky discusses his computer-controled method of restoring movement to paralyzed limbs.
Peter W. Greenwood of the Rand Corporation discusses his formula for identifying career criminals.
Extensive facial reconstruction is discussed.
Discussion topic: a Florida law that requires public schools to teach a course on the disadvantages of communism.
Compulsive buying.
Topic: the ethics of disconnecting life-support systems.
Author Diane Ackerman ("The Only Guide You'll Ever Need to Marry Money").
Topic: the controversy surrounding President Reagan's 1982 appearance on a public-service announcement for National Bible Week.
Representatives of the De Paul Rehabilitation Hospital discuss the institution's program for nurses with drug or alcohol dependencies.
Topic: romance and sexuality among senior citizens.
Dog trainer Barbara Woodhouse is the guest.
Guests: coauthors Elizabeth Nickles and Laura Ashcraft ("The Coming Matriarchy").
Guest: Iris Ellis, who compiled a book on bargain outlets.
Counselors who specialize in various ethnic groups.
Celebrity lookalikes.
Authors of sex manuals for evangelical Christians.
Relationships between older women and younger men.
Guest: author Cecelia Fusco ("Just Tip Me Mister!"), who discusses waitressing.
The expense of setting up housekeeping in the '80s.