This early-'80s made-for-TV movie includes most of the cast of the original Munsters TV series. An evil scientist creates...
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1981
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In this episode of the "CHiPs" television series, the adventures involving officers Jon Baker and Frank Poncherello are...
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1979
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A crisis arises when the 4077th is deluged with wounded British troops. Someone has been stealing the camp's precious...
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1978
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Mike Nolan (Darren McGavin) is a Beverly Hills resident whose divorce case -- blown by a hopelessly inept, possibly larcenous...
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1978
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The original TV series The Millionaire ran from 1955 through 1960. Marvin Miller starred as Michael Anthony, general factotum...
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1978
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This episode begins on a serious note, as B.J. (Mike Farrell) receives word that he is the target of a military...
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1977
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Charles (David Ogden Stiers) hopes to profit from inside information that the Army intends to change the color of its scrip...
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1977
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Col. Potter (Harry Morgan) hopes to whip the camp back into shape by holding an Olympics. Since the first prize is a...
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1977
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A New York reporter investigates crime and corruption. ~ Rovi...
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1977
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In the opening episode of Baretta's third season, undercover cop Tony Baretta (Robert Blake) searches for the thugs who...
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1976
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The Demon and the Mummy is a jerrybuilt "TV movie" comprised of two episodes from the 1974-75 TV series Night Stalker. As...
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1975
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Ironside (Raymond Burr) is skeptical when Isabel Fredericks (Katherine Cannon), the daughter of Judge John Fredericks (Joseph...
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1975
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Policewoman Fran Belding (Elizabeth Baur) has a new man in her life: Jim Marshall (Gary Lockwood), a police detective who is...
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1974
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Sgt. Ed Brown (Don Galloway) is dismayed to learn that his priest friend Steve Timmins (Christopher Connelly)has been...
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1974
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John Williams guest stars as Bill Walston, a British police inspector who shows up in San Francisco, ostensibly to a attend a...
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1974
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All Hawkeye (Alan Alda) wants is a new pair of boots, but oh, what a labyrinthine route he must take to achieve his goal....
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1974
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It is time for the men and women of 4077th to undergo their annual medical checkup. When Radar (Gary Burghoff) is diagnosed...
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1974
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Crackle of Death is a hybrid feature film comprised of two episodes from the 1974 TV series Night Stalker. Series regulars...
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1974
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1974
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Everyone in the 4077th has spring fever, and few are more "feverish" than Col. Henry Blake (McLean Stevenson), who decides to...
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1974
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James Gregory, of Barney Miller fame, guest stars as celebrated American General "Iron Guts" Kelly. During his visit to the...
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1974
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The first episode of the series, following the television films The Night Stalker and The Night Strangler, "The Ripper"...
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1974
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While Ed (Don Galloway) is escorting an extradited murder suspect to San Francisco, his plane is grounded in Reno. Knowing...
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1974
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Ironside (Raymond Burr) is reunited with his old friend Dr. Juan Domingo (Desi Arnaz), an eccentric Cuban-born doctor...
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1974
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After housesitting for a friend, Fran (Elizabeth Baur) begins receiving obscene phone calls at her own home. It doesn't take...
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1973
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Ironside (Raymond Burr) has degenerated from a respected law enforcement officer to a...
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1973
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Upon his return from Vietnam, ex-POW Mike Doyle (Cliff Potts) is certain that he sees his police-officer father (Warren...
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1973
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After receiving a strange, plaintive phone call from his old friend and colleague Ted Ollinger, Ironside (Raymond Burr) sends...
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1973
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While on a fishing trip, Ironside (Raymond Burr) and Ed (Don Galloway) make a quick stopover at a roadside inn. It soon...
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1973
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Season Seven of Ironside begins as Chief Ironside (Raymond Burr) goes head-to-head with the staff of a smarmy gossip magazine...
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1973
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Ironside (Raymond Burr) heads to a farming community at the request of Vickie Dunhill (Kathy Cannon), the 18-year-old fiancee...
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1973
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1973
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In his latest letter to his father, Hawkeye (Alan Alda) relates a number of memorable events from the recent past of the...
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1973
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When the supply lines are cut, camp clerk Radar (Gary Burghoff) must resort to extreme, even Draconian conservation measures....
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1973
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Col. Henry Blake (McLean Stevenson) returns from a sojourn in Tokyo even giddier than usual. And no wonder; Henry has fallen...
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1973
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In the first half of a two-part story (originally telecast as a single two-hour episode), Chief Ironside is assigned to...
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1973
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A startled Ironside (Raymond Burr) is accosted by lawyer David Wills (James Olson), who claims to be suffering from amnesia....
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1973
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The centerpiece of this episode is an allegedly haunted house, where over the course of many years several people have...
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1973
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Jackie Cooper guest stars as scientist Dr. Norman Chase, who early in the proceedings is waylaid by the minions of a criminal...
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1972
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One of the wealthier sections of San Francisco is being terrorized by a crime wave. Studying the pattern of events, Ironside...
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1972
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Working undercover, Sgt. Ed Brown (Don Galloway) infiltrates the gang responsible for the kidnapping of the daughter (Kay...
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1972
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Raymond Burr tackles what amounts to a triple role in this episode, in which Chief Ironside investigates a series of murders...
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1972
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In his second Ironside guest appearance, Burgess Meredith is cast as Harry Grenadine, a Hollywood make-up expert who has done...
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1972
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Billy Green Bush guest-stars as Cowboy, a wonder chopper pilot. When Henry (McLean Stevenson) refuses to ship Cowboy home,...
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1972
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In the first half of a two-part story (originally telecast as a single two-hour episode), Ironside (Raymond Burr) begins to...
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1972
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Fed up with the irreverence of Hawkeye (Alan Alda) and Trapper (Wayne Rogers), Frank Burns (Larry Linville) and Margaret "Hot...
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1972
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After a series of disturbing medical mishaps, Hawkeye (Alan Alda) wonders if he has lost his surgical touch. Meanwhile, it...
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1972
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In the conclusion of a two-part story (originally telecast as a single two-hour episode), Ironside (Raymond Burr) works in...
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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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Newly graduated from law school, Ironside's assistant Mark Sanger (Don Mitchell) is assigned to the DA's office. His first...
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1972
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Fran (Elizabeth Baur) is devastated when word arrives that her cousin Bobby has committed suicide by jumping off the Golden...
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1971
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Chief Ironside (Raymond Burr) wants to find out why a terminally ill convict named Walter Butler (Ray Walston) has been...
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1971
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Somewhere in San Francisco there lurks a phony cab driver who is setting his male customers to be drugged, mugged and robbed....
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1971
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This episode marks the first series appearance of Elizabeth Baur as rookie policewoman Fran Belding. Anxious to prove that...
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1971
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The killer of police officer Randy Keating (Roger Perry) is himself killed by Keating's partner Frank Carlson (David...
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1971
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This episode reunites Ironside star Raymond Burr with his former Perry Mason costar Barbara Hale. Chief Ironside (Burr) comes...
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1971
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Ex-convict Gordy Brokaw (Earl Holliman), a demolitions expert, is being strongarmed into helping a gang of revolutionaries...
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1971
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Scheduled to give evidence in a Federal trial, Chief Ironside (Raymond Burr) is all too aware that there are those who hope...
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1971
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Jesse Royce Landis, who in an earlier episode played the aunt of Chief Ironside (Raymond Burr), is here cast as business...
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1971
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After accidentally knocking her down with the van, a guilt-ridden Mark (Don Mitchell) befriends an elderly woman named...
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1971
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Eve (Barbara Anderson) investigates when an old friend, the female member of a folksinging trio consisting of two brothers...
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1971
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Theodore Bikel guest stars as Armenian immigrant Arschag Divinian, who--conveniently for plot purposes--is the uncle of a...
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1971
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Ironside (Raymond Burr) invests in a play staged by an avant-garde theater troupe. When one of the actresses dies of a heroin...
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1971
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Ironside (Raymond Burr) tries to prevent Noel Seymour (Richard Basehart), a respectable middle-aged accountant who is...
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1970
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Returning to Fiji for the first time since WW2, Ironside is anxious to be reunited with a wartime friend. Upon his arrival,...
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1970
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Vacationing at a mountain cabin, Ironside (Raymond Burr) ends up trapped in a blizzard with an old friend named Harry Peters...
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1970
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When a wealthy friend of the San Francisco police commissioner reports that his dog is missing, a disgruntled Ironside...
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1970
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Season Four of Ironside begins as the titular wheelchair-bound detective (played by Raymond Burr) begins receiving anonymous...
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1970
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Tina Louise guest stars as Candy, a pretty cocktail waitress who hitches a ride from Ironside's aide Mark (Don Mitchell)....
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1970
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Ironside(Raymond Burr) is certain that John Walala (Ned Romero), a Native American silversmith who was recently paroled on a...
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1970
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The only witness to a woman's murder is the victim's son, 13-year-old Jerry Jessup (Mitch Vogel). Unfortunately, Jerry...
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1970
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Baseball star Clint Atkins (Gary Collins) is being plagued with hate mail, extortion notes, death threats and even a...
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1969
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Eve (Barbara Anderson) is upset that her niece Kimberly (Susan O'Connell) has been arrested on a marijuana possession...
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1969
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Season Thee of Ironside begins as wheelchair-bound detective Robert T. Ironside (Raymond Burr) and his team set their sighs...
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1969
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A private delegation of Chinese and American diplomats has convened in a secret Scandanavian location to negotiate the...
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1969
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Ed (Don Galloway) and fellow police officer Ray Leonard (Linden Chiles) are suspected of killing a dope peddler in cold...
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1969
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Martha Scott guest stars in this offbeat episode as self-styled clairvoyant Francine Miller. All of Francine's recent...
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1969
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This episode takes place almost entirely in the cabin of a night plane travelling from Hawaii to San Francisco. Among the...
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1969
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Mark (Don Mitchell) comes face to face with the Blue Berets, a group of Chicano dropouts turned freedom fighters. The leader...
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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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1968
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An international incident quickly develops when a celebrated Soviet track star disappears during an American athletic event....
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1967
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Ironside (Raymond Burr) stage-manages an elaborate ruse to bring mob kingpin John Trask (a pre-Hawaii 5-0 Jack Lord) to...
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1967
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Once again, Ironside (Raymond Burr) comes to the aid of an old friend, in this case an outwardly solid citizen who faces...
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1967
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A baffling robbery at the Comus Towers art museum becomes a personal matter for Chief Ironside (Raymond Burr) when his close...
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1967
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Ironside (Raymond Burr) is counting upon African American pro-football hero Charles "Bat" Masterson (Ivan Dixon) to help keep...
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1967
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Circumstantial evidence suggests that a murdered cop was supplementing his income as a blackmailer. Chief Ironside (Raymond...
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1967
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In his only starring made-for-TV movie, comedian Jonathan Winters plays an art expert engaged by an insurance company....
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1967
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1967
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The Longest Hundred Miles was among the first feature films produced specifically for television. Doug McClure stars as an...
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1967
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American-International's Beach Party series came to an abrupt end with Ghost in the Invisible Bikini. Because of such...
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1966
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1965
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1964
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Popular singer Connie Francis stars in this romantic musical-comedy as Libby Caruso, an aspiring young entertainer who yearns...
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1964
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Juli Eng (Irene Tsu) travels from San Francisco to Hong Kong to claim the cache of precious diamonds left to her by her...
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1963
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By the year 1974, robots have replaced humans in the boxing ring. Travelling from one tank-town to another, fight manager...
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1963
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Saddled with paying huge alimony checks to his high-maintenance former wife, Edward Gibson (Robert Webber) seeks a legal...
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1962
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Ira Levin wrote the stage comedy Critic's Choice as a good-natured retort to a comment made by critic Walter Kerr. In his...
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1962
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At the urging of her boyfriend, Mark (Jack Cassidy), pretty young Charlotte Jameson (Hazel Court) accepts the marriage...
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1961
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1961
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Sheriff Andy mistakenly believes he can second-guess the opposite sex in general and Ellie Walker in particular. Convinced...
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1960
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James Best makes the first of two Andy Griffith Show appearances as itinerant guitarist Jim Lindsey. Tossed in the Mayberry...
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1960
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Deputy Barney wants to ask Rosemary Benton (Amzie Strickland) for a date, but lacks the courage to do so. Sheriff Andy...
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1960
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When a notorious criminal escapes from the state prison, Mayberry sheriff Andy Taylor (Andy Griffith) and his deputy, Barney...
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1960
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The people of Mayberry tend to be a bit resistant when an "outsider" sets up shop in town. Thus, several locals look askance...
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1960
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Sheriff Andy is coaxed into heading the fund-raising campaign for the children's charity established by Annabelle Silby...
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1960
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The Andy Griffith Show gingerly crosses over into Twilight Zone territory (or so it seems at first) in the episode titled...
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1960
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Mountaineer Josh Wakefield (Arthur Hunnicutt) wants to get hitched to his sweetheart Hannah Hoskins (Tammy Windsor). Alas,...
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1960
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Opie befriends 8-year-old runaway George "Tex" Foley (Pat Rosson-and also forms a strong bond with George's pet frog. Having...
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1960
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Sal Mineo, who'd previously registered well as the lead in the TV drama Drummer Man, essays a strikingly similar role in The...
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1959
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1956
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Ride the High Iron originated as the 74-minute pilot episode of the proposed TV anthology Command Performance. When the...
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1956
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1955
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In the 1950s, historical spectaculars set in the Far or Middle East became the repository for exploitive tales of eroticism,...
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1954
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Red Skelton does his best with the situation-comedy trappings of Half a Hero. A sort of poor man's...
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1953
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Though the film may be titled The Affairs of Dobie Gillis, Dobie -- that is, Bobby Van -- takes second billing to...
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1953
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"Slight" is right: this harmless comedy programmer is as inconsequential as it is enjoyable. It's the tale of two Army...
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1953
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June Allyson plays a band singer working in New York City; Van Johnson is the manager of a fancy apartment house where a...
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1953
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1953
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Peter Lawford goes through his standard "rich, spoiled young playboy" paces in the MGM comedy Just This Once. In danger of...
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1952
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You for Me stars Peter Lawford as a profligate playboy who's a nice guy underneath. After suffering a hunting accident which...
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1952
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Bannerline was Don Weis' first solo directorial credit for MGM. Keefe Brasselle stars as cub reporter Mike Perrivale, who...
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1951
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Comprised of eight unrelated episodes of inconsistent quality, this anthology piece of American propaganda features some of...
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1950
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