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2002
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Havoc reigns supreme at a diabetes clinic where several patients suddenly die or go into a coma at an alarming rate. The...
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1993
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Peter Thornton
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1991
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Peter Thornton
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1990
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Season five of MacGyver opens with an elaborate Indiana Jones takeoff, the two-part "The Legend of the Holy Rose." Once this...
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Peter Thornton
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1989
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Season four of MacGyver finds the titular hero still performing awesome (albeit nonviolent) acts of courage and derring-do on...
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Peter Thornton
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1988
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Agoraphobia (Greek for "fear of the marketplace") is the focus of this drama starring Elliott Gould as Jimmy Morgan. Morgan...
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1987
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Professional do-gooder MacGyver (Richard Dean Anderson) is still fighting crime on behalf of the Phoenix Organization -- and...
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Peter Thornton
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1987
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Agatha Christie's Murder in Three Acts represents Peter Ustinov's fifth appearance as Dame Agatha's brilliant, insufferable...
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1986
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Season two of MacGyver finds TV's most resourceful and inventive crime fighter (played, of course, by Richard Anderson)...
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Peter Thornton
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1986
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This made-for-TV drama was inspired by the real-life Toughlove program, set up to help parents of kids with severe alcohol,...
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1985
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Adapted from Mary-Lou Weisman's book Intensive Care, this made-for-television movie stars Liza Minnelli (in her first TV...
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1985
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This excellent docudrama is an affecting dramatization of the decline of an Alzheimer's victim and the emotional and...
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Don Mason
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1985
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Whether or not one thinks that MacGyver was the best TV adventure hero to come down the pike, one cannot dispute that he was...
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1985
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Season Four of The A-Team begins with part one of a two-part story (originally telecast as a single two-hour episode)....
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1985
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Television's most inventive and resourceful crime fighter is on the job as MacGyver launches its first season. A special...
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Peter Thornton
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1985
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This routine actioner is about several models caught in a South American jungle battle between drug lords and drug busters....
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1984
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1984
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On her deathbed, mean-spirited millionairess Lily Tomlin has her will amended so that her soul will pass into the body of...
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1984
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1984
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Dana Elcar of MacGyver fame guest-stars as accountant George Olson, whose daughter Jenny (Leah Ayres) has been kidnapped to...
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1984
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This is a baseball comedy with a twist. This time, the young player striving to make it big in the major leagues is a...
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Lou
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1983
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This drama is adapted from the true story of Barbara Graham, a woman sentenced to die in the mid-1950s after she allegedly...
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1983
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This fact-based youth-oriented drama chronicles the courage and determination of a teenage girl who stands tall in the face...
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1983
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A career woman is so desperate to conceive a child that when her boyfriend the sportswriter comes up short, she goes looking...
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1982
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An all-star (or rather, "all-TV star") cast distinguishes this three-hour filmed re-creation of the great stock market crash...
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1982
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This made-for-television drama chronicles an atypical May-December romance involving a twenty-something doctor and a...
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1982
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As if in some way Billy Wilder sensed that Buddy Buddy would ultimately turn out to be his final feature film, Wilder lets...
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Capt. Hubris
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1981
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1981
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1980
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Based on Hal W. Painter's autobiography, Mark, I Love You stars Kevin Dobson as Painter. Recently and suddenly widowed,...
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1980
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Colleen Dewhurst stars as psychologist Elaine Lipton in the made-for-TV Death Penalty. A strong opponent of the eponymous...
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1980
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Maxwell Smart, the infamous Agent 86 from the '60s television sitcom Get Smart makes his feature-film debut in this goofy...
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Chief
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1980
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Billy (Jon Voight) is on the road with his son T.J. (Ricky Schroder), fighting low-end boxing matches for drinking money...
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1979
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1979
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Crisis in Mid-Air is essentially a "problem drama" concentrating on a single individual. George Peppard plays a veteran air...
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1979
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Lee Cantrell (Joe Penny) is a half-Asian, half-Anglo assistant district attorney in San Francisco. By day he helps to...
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1979
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The longest (26-1/2 hours), most expensive ($25 million) and most complicated (four directors, five producers, five...
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1978
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Rocky (Noah Beery Jr.) decides to open up a roadside restaurant with a chance acquaintance named Vinnie Whithead (Ken Lynch)....
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Director
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1978
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1976
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W.C. Fields and Me is the film version of the Fields biography written by the comedian's former mistress Carlotta Monti. W....
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1976
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Ex-crime reporter turned novelist Raymond St. Ives (Charles Bronson) is drawn back into the world of his former profession by...
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1976
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Code Name: Minus One is the syndication title for the TV movie The Gemini Man. Ben Murphy stars as a secret agent for an...
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1976
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This film relates the efforts of World War II flying ace "Pappy" Boyington to control his highly decorated and unmanageable...
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1976
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In this WWII-era drama, Jan-Michael Vincent plays Marion Hedgepeth, a young Marine who fails out of a boot camp in 1943 and...
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Sheriff Wenzel
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1976
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Much against his better judgment, undercover cop Tony Baretta (Robert Blake) allows his girlfriend Andrea (Ann Prentiss), a...
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Insp. Shiller
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1975
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Baretta (Robert Blake) is marked for death after fatally wounding a drug pusher named Coppelli (Joe Stefano). It turns out...
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Insp. Shiller
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1975
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"The Mansion" is a huge estate in which vices of all sorts are bought and sold. With the Syndicate holding the Mansion in an...
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Insp. Shiller
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1975
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Tony Baretta (Robert Blake) investigates when the wife of a high-profile attorney is found murdered. It turns out that the...
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Insp. Shiller
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1975
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Created by Stephen J. Cannell, the weekly, hour-long crime series Baretta rose from the ashes of 1973's Toma, a short-lived...
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Insp. Shiller
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1975
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While delivering $10,000 in bail money to a client, Jim (James Garner) develops car trouble in the town of Great Blue Lake....
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1975
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Future Rocky supporting player Burt Young guest stars as Willy, the mentally challenged friend of undercover cop Tony Baretta...
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Insp. Shiller
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1975
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Tony Baretta (Robert Blake) is determined to bring a suspected cop killer out of hiding. To do this, Baretta uses the...
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Insp. Shiller
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1975
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According to police records, paroled female convict Virginia Marriott (Ann Coleman) has committed suicide. Thus, when...
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Insp. Shiller
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1975
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Undercover cop Tony Baretta (Robert Blake) may be at home on the Mean Streets, but he is totally out of his element amongst...
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Insp. Shiller
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1975
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In this first episode of Baretta, gonzo undercover cop Tony Baretta sets up a phony numbers bank to trap prominent mobster...
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Insp. Shiller
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1975
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Insp. Shiller
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1975
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Insp. Shiller
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1975
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Tony Baretta (Robert Blake) maintains a 24-hour surveillance on drug kingpin Durone (John Marley), who is expecting a...
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Insp. Shiller
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1975
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1974
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In this drama a young couple suffer a terrible tragedy that forces them to begin acting like mature adults. ~ Sandra...
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1974
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A young NYPD detective learns (the hard way) about the politics that govern a big-city police department. He kills a...
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1974
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In this made-for-television disaster thriller, a carload rich commuters are held hostage by a trio of thugs. ~ Sandra...
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1974
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1973
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Laurie (Susan Dey) is accused of stealing a math test, but in truth she is covering up for her friend Cindy Brown (Tannis G....
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1973
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Also known as Death and the Maiden, Hawkins on Murder introduced Jimmy Stewart to the TV-detective genre as folksy sleuth...
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1973
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1973
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The Waltons attend the annual County Fair, where each family member hopes to win a prize. At the same time, Olivia's former...
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1973
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After a decade's absense, an affable gent named Hamilton (Ed Nelson) returns to his home town. The locals welcome him...
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1973
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1973
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Humorist Samuel Clemens, aka Mark Twain, makes his third Bonanza appearance, this time in the person of actor Ken Howard...
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1972
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Filmed in Flagstaff, Arizona, The Bravos top-bills George Peppard as a frontier cavalry commander. It is Peppard's job to...
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1972
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Ironside (Raymond Burr) searches for a resourceful burglar who has figured out a method of "taming" vicious guard dogs so...
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1972
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The oft-told story of the rise and fall of the James Younger gang is given the Dragnet treatment in The Great Northfield,...
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Allen
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1972
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Outtakes and stock footage from the 1970 Oscar-winner Patton were utilized to flesh out the made-for-TV Fireball Forward,...
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Col. Talbot
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1972
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The Death of Me Yet opens in a typical American small town that turns out to be in the middle of the Soviet Union. As we all...
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1971
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Rosalind Russell plays Mrs. Pollifax in this film, thus joining together a well-loved movie star and a well-loved fictional...
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1971
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Crusty Chief Ironside (Raymond Burr) exhibits the warmer side of his personality when his foster daughter Chong Lee (Miko...
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1971
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A Gunfight was the first mainstream American film to be produced by an Indian tribe -- specifically, the Jicarilla Apaches of...
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1971
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Andrew Duggan guest stars as Frank Connor, a small-town crusading journalist determined to the topple the criminal empire of...
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1971
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When an Indian agent is assaulted on a reservation, it's a federal crime demanding the attention of the FBI. Thus it is that...
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1971
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Broadway musical star Joel Grey appears in this episode as jockey Eddie Yeager, who is suspected of throwing several horse...
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1971
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Based on a novel by William Inge, this drama follows the attempts of two doctors to help a 35-year-old educator deal with a...
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1971
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San Francisco International is a multiplotted drama set at the titular air transport center. Several storylines intersect at...
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1970
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A cavalry unit in Colorado is conducting two important cargoes to Fort Reunion, home of the 11th Colorado Volunteers: Cresta...
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1970
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In order to smash an international drug cartel, the IMF must stop the three men involving in an intricate smuggling route....
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1970
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Looking like a high-school junior, Michael Douglas plays a college professor in Adam at 6 AM. Tired of academia, Douglas opts...
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1970
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George Kennedy plays a tough San Diego police sergeant who quits the force when his wife is killed. He becomes a priest, and...
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1970
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False Witness is the British title of the American thriller Zigzag, which in turn was partially inspired by the 1950 film...
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1970
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Gordon Parks' adaptation of his own novel The Learning Tree stars Kyle Johnson as Newt, a black teenager living in 1920s...
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Sheriff Kirky
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1969
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Police Captain Matthews (George Peppard) believes he has successfully pinned a murder and rape conviction on Paul Sanderson...
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1969
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The FBI is summoned when a murder occurs on an Indian reservation. A local band of young Native American activists have...
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1969
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1969
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Ironside (Raymond Burr) and Mark (Don Mitchell) show up at a prison, ostensibly to receive information about a recent crime....
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1969
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1969
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1969
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The made-for-TV Deadlock stars Leslie Nielsen as Lt. Sam Danforth (since this is long before the Police Squad era, Nielsen...
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1969
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Self-reliant 14-year-old Coley (Kevin Burchett) inherits a valuable gold mine from his otherwise luckless father. Having...
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1969
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1968
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A gang of hoodlums ambush a messenger and a guard for a Wall Street brokerage firm, stealing $400,000 in securities. The...
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1968
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Schuyler (Kirk Douglas) is a hard-boiled detective who turns in his badge when he believes the criminals are being handled...
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1968
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The Boston Strangler adopts the split-screen technique then in vogue (see also The Thomas Crown Affair) to relate the true...
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1968
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1967
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The man who was shot down while rushing towards Maggie's cottage turns out to be Willie Loomis. Barnabas (Jonathan Frid)...
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1967
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More dead animals, drained of blood, have been found near Collinwood. Not so coincidentally, Willie Loomis (John Karlen) has...
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1967
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Still trapped in the secret room of the Collins Mausoleum, the exhausted David (David Henesy) falls asleep. In his slumber,...
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1967
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1967
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The trunk which supposedly contains the body of Elizabeth's husband, Paul Stoddard, turns out to be empty. Jason McGuire...
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1967
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1967
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Carolyn's (Nancy Barrett) increasingly self-destructive behavior forces Elizabeth (Joan Bennett) to take drastic action. With...
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1967
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1967
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1967
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1967
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The Borgia Stick opens with a funeral: the "guests of honor" are also the film's stars, Don Murray and Inger Stevens. In...
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1967
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Art seemingly imitates life in this episode, as Sheriff Patterson (Dana Elcar) reports that Laura Collins died in a fire in...
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1967
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Could the woman (Diana Millay) who calls herself Laura Collins actually be an impostor? These and other questions will have...
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1967
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1967
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1967
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Burke tells Sheriff Patterson that Malloy was probably murdered to prevent certain facts from being made public. Victoria...
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1966
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1966
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1966
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1966
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The Sheriff (Dana Elcar) questions Roger (Louis Edmonds) as to the events leading up to Malloy's death. Elizabeth...
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1966
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Roger tells Sheriff Patterson about the proposed meeting between himself, Sam, and Bill. Maggie tries again to determine the...
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1966
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Matthew (Thayer David) orders Burke (Mitchell Ryan) to get out of Collinsport -- or else. A fight ensues, with Burke getting...
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1966
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1966
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1966
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The Sheriff's autopsy reveals the truth about Malloy's death -- or so it seems. After discussing Victoria with Elizabeth...
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1966
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Sheriff Patterson's (Dana Elcar) autopsy report on Malloy may finally reveal the truth about his death. Much to the dismay of...
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1966
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1966
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1966
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Thanks to the discovery of the elusive fountain pen, Victoria (Alexandra Moltke) is now suspicious -- and very, very...
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1966
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When questioned by the Sheriff (Dana Elcar), Sam (David Ford) claims not to know why Malloy wanted to arrange a meeting...
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1966
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Burke demands satisfaction for Roger's treachery, claiming that he, Burke, could have been cleared of manslaughter charges...
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1966
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1966
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1966
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Fugitive killer Matthew (Thayer David) begins to consider silencing David (David Henesy) -- just as permanently as he...
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1966
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Lawyer Frank Garner (Conrad Fowkes) raises doubts about the official theory concerning Malloy's death. While exploring the...
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1966
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Carolyn (Nancy Barrett) tries to persuade Victoria (Alexandra Moltke) that Roger (Louis Edmonds) is not capable of committing...
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1966
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1966
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Released in some areas as Violent Journey, The Fool Killer is a bloody melodrama, combining various aspects of the western...
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Mr. Dodd
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1965
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Based on the novel by Eugene Burdick and Harvey Wheeler, Fail-Safe is set for the most part at Strategic Air Command...
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1964
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Four-time Emmy Award-winning actress Colleen Dewhurst and Tony Award-winner Myron McCormick star in this performance of the...
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1959
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1951
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