Tele-Guía

Tele-Guía was a Mexican television listings magazine founded by producer Carlos Amador in the 1950s.
==Appearances==
===May 24-30, 1973===
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===January 10-16, 1974===
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File:Tele Guía Plaza Sesamo Jan 1974 page.jpg
===January 14-30, 1984===
The January 14-30, 1984, issue includes a Plaza Sésamo calendar featuring images of Kermit the Frog, Abelardo Montoya, and Bodoque. Each month is accompanied by a quote from a famous writer, including Fyodor Dostoevsky (from The Brothers Karamazov), Alexandre Dumas, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Nicholas Udall (from Ralph Roister Doister), Richard Baxter, Édouard Pailleron, Leo Tolstoy (from Anna Karenina), and Joseph Joubert (from Pensées).
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File:Tele Guia Plaza Sesamo 1984 calendar 1.jpg
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===2003===
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===Unknown year===
File:Tele Guia Plaza Sesamo unknown year 1.jpg|cover art by Jack Davis
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==See also==
* TV Guide
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