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Television highlights for the week of March 11-17.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
Sunday, March 11
BROADCAST
6:30 p.m. on CBS
THE NCAA BASKETBALL SELECTION SHOW Just how tough will it be for your favorite team when "March Madness" starts on Thursday? This annual ritual will leave every fan with an opinion or two.
9 p.m. on CBS
SECOND HONEYMOON Surprised by a family gift of a 20th-anniversary trip to a tropical island, a once-happy couple (Roma Downey and Tim Matheson) reluctantly depart even though they had secretly agreed to divorce. This new TV movie also stars Michael Nouri, Rachel York and Daniel Lugo.
9 p.m. on NBC
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