BROADCAST DATE: Sunday, November 2, 2003, CBS.
DESCRIPTION: Over 100 CBS luminaries gathered for "CBS AT 75", a three-hour entertainment extravaganza com-memorating CBS's 75th anniversary. This special event, attended by CBS personalities representing decades of popular and beloved CBS shows, featured salient moments from a spectacular archive of entertainment, news, sports and radio broadcasts. Lynda was one of the guests of the event and is seen in the audience.

	Broadcast Network: CBS. Time slot: 8:00 P.M. Entertainment Personalities: Alan Alda, John Amos, Loni Anderson, Lucie Arnaz, Ed Asner, Adrienne Barbeau, Bob Barker, Catherine Bell, Candice Bergen, Valerie Bertinelli, Peter Boyle, Amy Brenneman, Carol Burnett, Dixie Carter, Lynda Carter, Anthony Clark, Robert Conrad, Tim Conway, David Copperfield, Jon Cryer, Tyne Daly, Ted Danson, Fran Drescher, Patrick Duffy, Georgia Engel, Chad Everett, Jamie Farr, Mike Farrell, Susan Flannery, Bonnie Franklin, Marla Gibbs, Sharon Gless, Linda Gray, Peter Graves, Andy Griffith, Larry Hagman, Valerie Harper, Patricia Heaton, Sherman Hemsley, Howard Hesseman, Hal Holbrook, Ken Howard, Don Johnson, Craig Kilborn, Martin Landau, Angela Lansbury, Anthony LaPaglia, Linda Lavin, Michael Learned, Michele Lee, Art Linkletter, June Lockhart, Marjorie Lord, Tina Louise, Mike O'Malley, Gerald McRaney, Rue McClanahan, Rose Marie, Gavin MacLeod, Donna Mills, Rob Morrow, David Morse, Jim Nabors, Joe Pantoliano, Robert Pastorelli, William Petersen, MacKenzie Phillips, Suzanne Pleshette, Cheech Marin, Mary Tyler Moore, Annie Potts, Joe Regalbuto, Tim Reid, Rob Reiner, Doris Roberts, Wayne Rogers, Gary Sandy, Isabel Sanford, Jane Seymour, Grant Shaud, Charlie Sheen, Tom Selleck, Tom Skerritt, Jean Smart, Susan St. James, the Smothers Brothers, Jerry Stiller, Loretta Swit, Richard Thomas, Joan Van Ark, Dennis Weaver, Dawn Wells, Betty White and Tom Wopat. News Personnel: Ed Bradley, Walter Cronkite, Steve Kroft, Don Hewitt, Charles Osgood, Dan Rather, Andy Rooney, Morley Safer, Bob Schieffer, Bob Simon, Harry Smith, Lesley Stahl and Mike Wallace. Sports Broadcasters: Boomer Esiason, Phyllis George, Dan Marino, Jim Nantz, Deion Sanders, Pat Summerall and Lesley Visser. Director: Louis J. Horvitz. Writers: Dave Boone, Buz Kohan, Jon Macks, Stephen Pouliot. Executive Producer: Gilbert Cates. Producer: Dennis E. Doty. Supervising Producer: Michael B. Seligman. Camera Operator: Bruce Balton. Senior Talent Coordinator: Stacy Brewster. Assistant Editor: Flax Glor. Associate Director: Deborah Read. Production Assistant: Matthew Searer. Production Company: Seligman Entertainment, Inc.
EPISODE SYNOPSIS: CBS-affiliated celebrity hosts and attendees--as well as some surprise guests-- helped showcase some of the most remarkable, informative, entertaining and humorous moments CBS has presented over the years. Looking stunning in a aquamarine pantsuit, wearing a string of pearls that set off her lustrous, shoulder length dark hair, Lynda was one of many CBS stars that attended the 75th Anniversary Show at CBS Studios in New York City. With her husband Robert by her side, she was greeted with applause as she paused outside the studio where such shows as “The Ed Sullivan Show” and other famous TV shows were staged over the past 50 years. Seated at a table in the midst of a sea of celebrities, such as Walter Cronkite, Carol Burnette, Loretta Swit, Rob Reiner and many more, Lynda was seen several times while they watched as many of the CBS series were seen in brief themed segments over the three-hour live program. And when the clip of Lynda as "WONDER WOMAN" was shown with other television crime-fighters such as “Hawaii 5-0”, “Mannix” and “Walker: Texas Ranger” the roar from the audience was “wonderful”!!!

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			RUNNING TIME:	00:74:00 [90 minutes including commercials].
			VHS:	Not available on commercial video.
			DVD:	Not available on commercial video.
			INFO:	This is LYNDA CARTER's second appearance on a CBS show paying homage to the "WONDER WOMAN" series.
			VIDEO:	[1]  "CBS AT 75". Video clip.
			TRIVIA:	[•] The show was broadcast live from the Hammerstein Ballroom at New York's Manhattan Center.
				[•] Though only featured on a brief clip, the audience roared when the "WONDER WOMAN" clip was shown.
				[•] Lynda attended the event alone.

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