Battle of the Network Stars (TV 1976)Director:Roger Goodman |
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Howard Cosell | ... |
Himself - Host
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| Gabe Kaplan | ... |
Himself - ABC Team Captain
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Darleen Carr | ... |
Herself - ABC Team
(as Darlene Carr)
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| Lynda Carter | ... |
Herself - ABC Team
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| Farrah Fawcett | ... |
Herself - ABC Team
(as Farrah Fawcett-Majors)
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| Richard Hatch | ... |
Himself - ABC Team
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| Robert Hegyes | ... |
Himself - ABC Team
(as Bobby Hegyes)
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| Ron Howard | ... |
Himself - ABC Team
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| Hal Linden | ... |
Himself - ABC Team
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| Penny Marshall | ... |
Herself - ABC Team
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| John Schuck | ... |
Himself - ABC Team
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| Telly Savalas | ... |
Himself - CBS Team Captain
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| Adrienne Barbeau | ... |
Herself - CBS Team
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| Gary Burghoff | ... |
Himself - CBS Team
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| Kevin Dobson | ... |
Himself - CBS Team
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relay race | dunk tank | celebrity | nipples visible through clothing | see through swimsuit |Parents Guide:
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13 November 1976 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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i have very fond memories of watching battle of the network stars.
i was saddened to see that series not return. it was something that everyone enjoyed watching favorite TV stars of the era. a modern day version would be mtv basketball jam. back then this was REALITY SHOW at it's best. seeing stars play simon says doing funny things was hysterical. back then having two male stars face each other in that game as if to kiss was risqué.
unlike today where there is no limit unfortunately. another favorite was seeing our stars do relay races, tug-of-war, etc...in that era networks took care of their stars by putting them out in front. this series boosted all networks and starts. today the reality shows don't do that.