Screenings from the PALEY ARCHIVE

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Charlies Angels

Survivor

Hannah Barbera

PAC-MAN

Cher

12:10 pm 
Charlie’s Angels: “Charlie’s Angels” (Pilot) 
This pilot episode introduces three female private detectives (Fawcett, Jackson, and Smith) who work at an agency run by the mysterious and unseen Charles “Charlie” Townsend. In this drama, aided by Bosley, Charlie's go-between, the three women investigate the activities of a wealthy vineyard owner's widow and her greedy foreman. (1976, ABC) 

1:25 pm 
Charlie’s Angels: “Hellride” 
This season two premiere introduces Cheryl Ladd as Kristine “Kris Munroe” after Farrah Fawcett’s departure from the show. In this episode, the Angels investigate the suspicious death of a race car driver and assume false identities to find out what happened to her. (1976, ABC) 

2:15 pm 
The Paley Center for Media Presents: PaleyFest LA 2026: “Charlie’s Angels 50th Anniversary Celebration” 
Kate Jackson, Jaclyn Smith, and Cheryl Ladd come together on the Paley stage at PaleyFest LA for a 50th anniversary celebration of Charlie’s Angels. (2026, The Paley Center for Media) 

May 13 – 17
The New Era Begins. The New Era of Survivor arrives with faster gameplay, unstable alliances, relentless twists, and players who understand the game on a completely different level. This week is all about adaptation: social manipulation becomes sharper, deception becomes essential, and every decision carries immediate consequences. Old-school loyalty dies fast as a more chaotic, hyper-aware version of the game takes over. 

3:15 pm 
Survivor: Survivor 43: “Telenovela” 
Paranoia explodes into full melodrama as alliances crack, secrets spill, and everyone starts acting like the main character. 

4:00 pm 
Survivor: Survivor 48: “Master Class in Deception” 
One player turns manipulation into an art form, orchestrating chaos while everyone else thinks they’re in control. 

5:05 pm 
Survivor: Survivor 43: “Telenovela” 
Paranoia explodes into full melodrama as alliances crack, secrets spill, and everyone starts acting like the main character. 

May 20 – 24
The Meta Game: This week explores Survivor as a game about understanding the game itself. Players weaponize strategy, perception, reputation, and jury management while constantly reacting to how everyone else thinks. Alliances shift based on threat level rather than trust, and survival depends on reading social dynamics several moves ahead. It’s Survivor at its most self-aware, strategic, and psychologically ruthless. 

3:20 pm 
Survivor: David vs. Goliath: “Tribal Lines are Blurred” 
Emotional manipulation, loyalty tests, and endgame panic make this one feel deeply personal. 

4:25 pm 
Survivor: Survivor 47: “Flipping the Win Switch” 
Players stop surviving and start hunting the million with a burst of aggressive, game-winning moves. 

12:30 pm 
Yogi Bear: “Hoodwinked Bear” (1960) / “Gleesome Threesome” (1961) / “Do Or Diet” (1961) / “Yogi in the City” (1961) 
It’s time for a pic-a-nic! This compilation of four short Yogi Bear cartoons features Yogi and Boo Boo up to their usual hijinks within their national park home, often to the displeasure of Park Ranger Smith. (1959, Syndication) 

1:00 pm 
Magilla Gorilla: “Gridiron Gorilla” (1964) / “Airlift” (1964) / “Makin’ With the Magilla” (1965) / “Mad Avenue Madness” (1966) 
This compilation of four short Magilla Gorilla cartoons features Magilla spending time in front of Mr. Peebles’s pet shop and causing problems for the owner. This series sees Magilla as a football player, stuck in the air from anti-gravity formula, as the “Surfer King,” and as an advertising mascot. (1964, ABC)  

1:30 pm 
The Flintstones: “Nuthin’ But the Tooth” 
Fred needs to go to the dentist, but trouble arises when Barney’s recommendation turns out to be a dentist for dinosaurs! (1962, ABC) 

1:55 pm 
The Jetsons: “A Date With Jet Screamer” 
Judy wins a songwriting contest and a date with pop sensation Jet Screamer...much to her father George’s distress. (1962, ABC)  

2:20 pm 
Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!: “Jeepers, It’s the Creeper” 
When the gang’s school dance is disrupted by a “Creeper,” they search the woods and countryside to unmask the true motive of the man who’s been causing the town so much trouble. (1970, CBS) 

2:45 pm 
The Harlem Globetrotters: “The Great Geese Goof-Up" 
When Globetrotter “Geese” is admitted to the hospital, his fellow basketball players think he has been turned into a kangaroo...who’s wanted by the police for jewelry theft! (1970, CBS) 

3:05 pm 
Smurfs: “Vanity Fare” 
When Vanity runs away after his mirror is accidentally broken, he finds himself in the clutches of the evil Gargamel. Will the other Smurfs find Vanity before it’s too late? (1981, NBC) 

3:20 pm 
Smurfs: “The Smurf’s Apprentice” 
Clumsy wants to be Papa Smurf’s apprentice in the laboratory, but there are major consequences when he steals one of Gargamel’s spells. (1981, NBC) 

3:35 pm 
Josie and the Pussycats: “Nemo’s a No-No Affair” 
In this series premiere episode, Josie and the gang travel on a freight ship to a gig on Pago Pago, but their ship is sunk and they are brought aboard the submarine of the maniacal great-grandson of the notorious scourge of the seas, Captain Nemo. (1970, CBS) 

May 13 – 24 

4:05 pm 
PAC-MAN: “The Great Pac-Quake” 
In this episode, the Ghost Monsters, under orders from their evil human leader, steal a map of Pac-Land from the Pac-Museum (using an earthquake machine to create a diversion) in an attempt to find the Power Pellet Forest, source of Pac-Man's energy. (1982, ABC) 
 
4:20 pm
PAC-MAN and the Ghostly Adventures: “The Adventure Begins: Part 1” 
In this series premiere episode, Pac, a cheerful teenage Pac-Worlder, is the only one who still believes in ghosts, many years after the Ghost Wars. When a portal from the Netherworld opens, ghosts enter into Pac-World. Pac must save his world and team up with the ghosts who surrendered: Blinky, Inky, Pinky, and Clyde. (2013, Disney XD) 

4:45 pm 
PAC-MAN and the Ghostly Adventures: “The Adventure Begins: Part 2”  
In the second part of this series premiere, Pac, his friends, and the remaining ghosts sneak into the Netherworld to bring back the stolen Tree of Life. (2013, Disney XD) 

5:10 pm 
PAC-MAN and the Ghostly Adventures: “Honey, I Digitized the PAC-MAN"  
When a deadly virus is released on all of Pac-World's electrical devices, it’s up to a digitized Pac and Sir C to travel into Cyberspace to stop it. (2015, Disney XD) 

May 27 – 31
12:30 pm, 2:50 pm, 5:10 pm 
PAC-MAN: “The Great Pac-Quake” 
In this episode, the Ghost Monsters, under orders from their evil human leader, steal a map of Pac-Land from the Pac-Museum (using an earthquake machine to create a diversion) in an attempt to find the Power Pellet Forest, source of Pac-Man's energy. (1982, ABC) 
 
12:45 pm, 3:05 pm, 5:25 pm
PAC-MAN and the Ghostly Adventures: “The Adventure Begins: Part 1” 
In this series premiere episode, Pac, a cheerful teenage Pac-Worlder, is the only one who still believes in ghosts, many years after the Ghost Wars. When a portal from the Netherworld opens, ghosts enter into Pac-World. Pac must save his world and team up with the ghosts who surrendered: Blinky, Inky, Pinky, and Clyde. (2013, Disney XD) 

1:10 pm, 3:30 pm 
PAC-MAN and the Ghostly Adventures: “The Adventure Begins: Part 2”  
In the second part of this series premiere, Pac, his friends, and the remaining ghosts sneak into the Netherworld to bring back the stolen Tree of Life. (2013, Disney XD) 

1:35 pm, 3:55 pm 
PAC-MAN and the Ghostly Adventures: “Happy Holidays and a Merry Berry Day” 
In this episode, Pac meets his parents for a celebration of the holiday Berry Day. (2014, Disney XD) 

2:00 pm, 4:20 pm 
PAC-MAN and the Ghostly Adventures: “Honey, I Digitized the PAC-MAN"  
When a deadly virus is released on all of Pac-World's electrical devices, it’s up to a digitized Pac and Sir C to travel into Cyberspace to stop it. (2015, Disney XD) 

2:25 pm, 4:45 pm 
PAC-MAN and the Ghostly Adventures: “New Girl in Town”  
When the president’s niece Elli visits Pacropolis, Betrayus uses her to seduce Pac-Man into getting the repository. Unaware of Betrayus’s plan, Pac begins ignoring his friends for his new love interest. (2015, Disney XD)  

12:10 pm 
Hullabaloo 
In this 1965 variety show, Sammy Davis, Jr. serves as the episode’s host with musical guests Sonny & Cher performing their newly released song “I Got You Babe.” (1965, NBC) 

12:40 pm 
The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour  
This episode of Sonny and Cher’s comedy variety show features Jerry Lewis with musical performances by the Supremes. (1972, CBS) 

1:40 pm 
The Carol Burnett Show 
Cher joins this episode of The Carol Burnett Show as both an actress in the sketches and as a vocalist, performing solo numbers as well as duets with Carol Burnett. (1975, CBS) 

2:30 pm 
Cher 
In this episode of Cher’s solo variety show, she’s joined by Tony Randall, with stand-up routines by Steve Martin and musical performances by David Bowie, who makes his American television premiere. (1975, CBS)