In this drama, the life of a social worker undergoes dramatic changes after she is assigned to oversee the case of a welfare...
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Director
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1993
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Nick Osborne
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1992
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This made-for-TV domestic drama is a follow-up to 1990's Children of the Bride. Rue McClanahan plays a 53-year-old newlywed,...
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Director
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1991
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Director
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1991
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No one would argue that Elvis Presley led a remarkable life, but after his death a number of events and incidents have led...
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Host
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1991
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Originally made for television, the story concerns David Banner (Bill Bixby), thought to be dead but actually working as a...
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Director, Doctor David Banner
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1990
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Director, Doctor David Banner
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1989
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Bill Bixby stars as physicist Dr. David Banner, the mild-mannered alter ego of the raging green mutant The Hulk...
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Executive Producer, Doctor David Banner
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1988
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While we're tempted to label the TV-movie Sin of Innocence as Brady Bunch: The Lost Episode, the film transcends all kidding...
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David McGary
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1986
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The fact that this made-for-TV movie is derivation of the megahit Airport is obvious by the presence of novelist...
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1985
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1983
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Luke Williams
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1981
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Dr. David Banner
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1981
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Dr. David Banner
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1980
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Dr. David Banner
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1979
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Dr. David Banner
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1978
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In this comedy, four couples go on a dating game show and end up winning a fabulous Hawaiian vacation. Unfortunately, they...
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Director
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1978
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1978
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Dr. David Banner
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1978
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The long-running Aaron Spelling TV series Fantasy Island was launched with a two-hour pilot film, which originally aired...
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1977
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Himself
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1977
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Elizabeth Christman's novel A Nice Italian Girl was the source for the TV-movie Black Market Baby. Desi Arnaz Jr. plays a...
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1977
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In this fantasy, based on the popular comic book hero, mild-mannered scientist David Banner is dismayed to discover that his...
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1977
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The Incredible Hulk, the live-action TV series based on the popular Marvel Comics character, was preceded by a 2-hour...
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Dr. David Bruce Banner
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1977
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The mother of young film producer Marvin Goldman (Warren Berlinger) wants to know who set fire to her darling boy's office....
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Director
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1977
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The made-for-TV Invasion of Johnson County is based on a dark chapter in the history of Wyoming. As settlers pour in, a...
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1976
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Made for television, The Great Houdinis tells the life story of famed American illusionist/escape-artist Harry Houdini and...
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1976
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In this aerial adventure, courageous charter pilots who specialize in dangerous tasks are assigned to perform daring stunts...
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1976
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Bill Bixby earned an Emmy nomination for his chilling yet pathetic performance as Eric Doyle, a mild-mannered loser who is...
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1976
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More ambitious and expensive than ABC's first "novel for television" miniseries QB VII, the eight-episode, 12-hour Rich Man,...
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Willie Abbott
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1976
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The Apple Dumpling Gang stars Bill Bixby as Russell Donovan, a slick frontier gambler. In Runyon-esque fashion, he is...
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Russel Donavan
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1975
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Bill Bixby guest stars as Charles Pine, a former government agent turned professional assassin. Hired by a group of fanatical...
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1974
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1974
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The made-for-TV Barbary Coast is a tongue-in-cheek western in the Maverick tradition, produced by a former writer-director of...
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Director
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1974
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In the conclusion of Ironside's Season Eight opener, Chief Ironside (Raymond Burr) now knows that college coed Susan Todd...
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1974
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This unsold pilot has borne a plethora of titles: Short Story, Short Stories of Love and Three Faces of Love. The "...
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1974
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The eighth and final season of Ironside begins with the first episode of a two-part story. Believing herself possessed by the...
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1974
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In this comedy, some clever amateur basketball players create an interesting and highly rewarding variation of the popular...
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1973
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This TV movie stars Bill Bixby as a professional magician who is wrongly accused of a crime and sent to prison. Upon his...
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1973
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Bruce Jay Friedman's acclaimed off-Broadway play, which offers a decidedly unusual perspective on the afterlife, is brought...
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Tandy
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1973
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Contrary to popular belief, "B" pictures didn't die in the 1970s; they just changed their classification to "ABC Movies of...
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1972
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We know that Bill Bixby plays a swinging bachelor because he wears bell-bottoms. Opening the door of his bachelor pad one...
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1971
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Tom Corbett
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1971
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Bill Bixby sheds his "lovable sitcom hero" persona in the role of smooth-talking psychopath Tom Dayton. Seven years after...
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1970
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Tom Corbett
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1970
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Tom Corbett
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1969
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Tom Corbett
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1969
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Steve Grayson (Elvis Presley) is a swinging racecar driver whose manager Kenny (Bill Bixby) has bet his money on the horses....
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Kenny Donford
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1968
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The title character in the episode is a well-trained but ill-tempered Alsatian, who is the only witness to the murder of a...
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1968
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In this comedy, an aspiring singer finds herself single and pregnant. The story begins when she is rushed to the hospital to...
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Dick Bender
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1967
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Elvis Presley plays Scott Heyward, the son of a Texas oil millionaire in this thin storyline. Scott changes places with the...
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James J. Jamison III
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1967
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Told via flashback by a saloon keeper to a census taker in a tiny Texas town, this brutal, adult-oriented western offers the...
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1966
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Ordered to destroy a German bridge, Saunders (Vic Morrow) and Littlejohn (Dick Peabody) make their way to a command post in...
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1966
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The third and final season of My Favorite Martian found the series switching from black-and-white to color, and also making a...
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Tim O'Hara
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1965
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Tim O'Hara
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1964
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Making its CBS network debut on September 29, 1963, in the same Sunday night time slot previously held down by Dennis the...
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Tim O'Hara
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1963
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Jack Lemmon stars as Hogan, who lives a bachelor's dream as the manager of an apartment building that caters only to single...
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1963
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Written by Rod Serling, this 60-minute Twilight Zone episode gets under way when a U.S. Navy destroyer begins picking up...
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O.O.D.
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1963
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Tim O'Hara
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1963
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This romantic comedy opens with a resounding warning: its chief concerns are passion, bloodshed, desire, and death....
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1963
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Although it never quite escapes the pitfalls of pretension, this film was Kirk Douglas's bid for the affections of the art...
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1962
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Bill Bixby guest-stars as the wealthy and spoiled-rotten Ronald Bailey. Arrested for sideswiping a produce truck with his...
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Ron Bailey
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1962
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