Nationally, the Jacksons averaged a 23.9/36 Wednesday night, which ABC said yesterday represents some 38.4 million viewers. The two-night average for the Jacksons (22.2/33) was the highest for any two-parter since an NBC movie in 1989 called "I Know My Name Is Steven" ...

Then all hell broke loose. According to CBS sources, [Woody Allen] and [Mia Farrow]'s son, Satchel Farrow, showed up in the lobby of Allen's building during the taping. Allen left the interview and sent the child and his babysitter away ...

Later, sources say, Mia Farrow called "60 Minutes" executive producer Don Hewitt to complain and accused Allen of using the boy as a "prop." Allen's spokesman responded by saying Satchel's unscheduled visit was a "plot" by Farrow to cancel further visits ...