In this feature-length episode, Mac Shayne is busily trying to prove a pop star innocent of murder charges when he stumbles...
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1994
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An ex-convict traveling to Las Vegas to visit his son is forced to re-enter the high-stakes world of casino poker in order to...
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1994
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After surviving a blast from a double-barrelled shotgun, Henry Jackson (Joe Seneca) is still able and willing to identify his...
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1993
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Made for cable TV, Are You Lonesome Tonight? serves as a wide-eyed, heart-in-throat vehicle for Jane Seymour. She plays a...
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1992
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In this complex, gripping made-for-TV courtroom drama, the new DA of a small town is given the job of prosecuting the...
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1992
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In this made-for-cable television thriller, a widow hires a brother and sister to act as nanny and handy man to help care...
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1992
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In this concluding episode of the first two-part Law & Order, the case against mob boss Frank Masucci (Charles Cioffi), aka...
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1991
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The ongoing debate over parental rights in medical procedures comes to the forefront when a five-year-old girl dies from a...
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1991
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When young Nicky Guzman (Enrique Monez) is accused of killing a drug dealer, public sympathy is very much on his side. This...
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1991
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Law & Order's first two-part episode begins with an assault on the owner of a candy store. Following the trail of clues,...
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1991
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Originally shot as a television series pilot, the made-for-television Rousters is about Wyatt Earp's great-grandson...
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1990
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In a fictionalized replay of the notorious Tawana Brawley incident, African-American teenager Astrea Crawford (Kisha Miller)...
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1990
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Originally scheduled to air on October 11, 1990, this Law & Order episode was bumped forward to November 20 of that year. The...
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1990
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In a fictionalized replay of the Bernhard Goetz incident, former dancer Laura di Biasi (Cynthia Nixon), a white woman, is...
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1990
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In this first telecast of Law & Order, a case of fatal criminal negligence takes front and center. During a particularly...
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1990
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In exchange for clearing Duell McCall's name, the cowboy's assistance is needed in locating the murderer of the sheriff's...
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1989
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In this drama, legal eagle Cromwell must protect her client who has been wrongly accused of killing a grifter. She is up...
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1989
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In this episode, defense attorney Cromwell investigates the case of a woman accused of killing her rich husband. She...
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1989
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Badlands Justice is another in a series of Desperado feature films made exclusively for television. Alex McArthur returns as...
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1989
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As a result of the surprise ratings success of the first Desperado TV movie in April of 1987, plans were hastily drawn up to...
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1988
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When one of her former students adapts her novel Mainly Murder as a stage play, Jessica (Angela Lansbury) is honored to...
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1988
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The story of Jack The Ripper may be the cause of a small town's crime spree in this strange made-for-television thriller....
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1985
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This action movie chronicles the exciting exploits of a crack crime fighting force. They are notorious for their unusual...
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1985
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In this Stephen Cannell-produced pilot for a potential TV detective series, Mac Davis plays an ex-highway patrolman and...
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1985
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Cocaine and Blue Eyes was the pilot film for a TV detective series starring former footballer O.J. Simpson (who also produced...
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1983
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1983
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This made-for-TV comedy postulates that, someday, members of carpools will be selected by computer. The four so anointed...
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1983
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When one of the foosball team members is injured, a 14-year-old girl takes the champion's place. ~ Rovi...
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1981
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In this film, a group of frustrated feminists form a football team for their factory in an effort to foil male chauvinists....
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1981
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In this mystery, a policeman quits the force to investigate the death of his partner independently. He is assisted by a...
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1980
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Tenspeed and Brown Shoe was a "cult" comedy adventure series created by Stephen J. Cannell, which ran from January to June of...
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1980
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This remarkably chilling made-for-TV horror film plays as equal parts old-fashioned supernatural tale and 1970s-style...
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1979
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The demolition of a real-life amusement park in Norfolk, Virginia was excuse enough for The Death of Ocean View Park....
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1979
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This made-for-television film Winds of Kitty Hawk, chronicles the efforts of the Wright Brothers to become the first men to...
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1978
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Dashiell Hammett's money-grubbing detective Hamilton Nash is on the case in this mystery set in 1928. This time he is looking...
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1978
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In this TV movie based upon the Marvel superhero, college student Peter Parker suffers a spider bite which turns him into the...
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1977
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1977
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Once an Eagle was a seven-part miniseries originally telecast December 2, 1976 through January 13, 1977; the first and last...
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1976
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In this made-for-television thriller, a beautiful young woman is driving home on the freeway late one night and...
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1976
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Originally telecast as a component of The NBC Sunday Mystery Movie, the feature-length opening episode of Quincy, M.E....
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1976
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In this detective move, a black sleuth in Manhattan breaks up a drug ring and catches a psycho jewel thief. ~ Sandra...
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1975
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In this made-for-TV film, a screenwriter (Robert Wagner) begins writing the biography of the dead movie queen who had a brief...
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1975
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The made-for-TV Requiem for a Bride opens with San Francisco police commissioner McMillan (Rock Hudson) congratulating an old...
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1975
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This two-hour pilot episode for S.W.A.T. originated as a special installment of the ABC police series The Rookies, explaining...
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1975
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Feeling they have been a bit too rough on Reuben (Dave Madden) lately, the Partridges vow to be extra nice to him from now...
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1973
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At the urging of his siblings, Danny (Danny Bonaduce) tries out for the local Little League baseball team. In the process, he...
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1973
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In his second Partridge Family guest appearance, Arte Johnson is cast as Morris Dinkler, a desperate but likable escaped...
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1973
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On a dare from his "pal" Punky (Gary Dubin), Danny (Danny Bonaduce) shoplifts a toy at a department store. Unable to escape...
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1973
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Ray Bolger and Rosemary DeCamp return in the roles of Fred and Amanda Renfrew, the parents of Shirley Partridge (Shirley...
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1972
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The beautiful black stallion given by Ben Cartwright as a birthday present to his son, Joe, is stolen. Searching for the...
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1972
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Originally made for television, this story focuses on a woman selected for jury duty. During a murder trial, she discovers...
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1972
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In a raffle, Danny wins "F. Scott Fitzgerald"--not the writer, but a racehorse who suffers from insomnia. The whole family...
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1972
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Monie Ellis is the latest in a long line of movie and TV "Gidgets" in Gidget Gets Married. The title tells all: Francie...
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1972
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Frank Burns (Larry Linville) blows his stack when Hawkeye (Alan Alda) is promoted to chief surgeon. During Hawkeye's...
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1972
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Smitten by Larry Tate, Samantha's lookalike cousin Serena slips Larry a pill which makes him progressively younger....
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1972
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The Partridges join the "Save the Whales" movement thanks to Laurie (Susan Dey), who has talked them into recording her own...
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1971
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This western is notable for having Bill Cosby in a dramatic role in his first feature film. Caleb Rivers (Cosby) is a black...
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1971
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The Partridges have a pungent problem on their hands when their psychedelic school bus is invaded by a skunk. As Shirley...
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1970
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This by-the-numbers TV movie features an all-star cast in a comedy of marital mix-ups and misunderstandings. Consultants...
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1969
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Sr. Bertrille adopts two bird eggs, accidentally breaking a musty old law which is rigidly enforced by bean-counting Police...
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1968
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After promising to keep her flying abilities under wraps, Sr. Bertrille is inadvertently whisked aloft by a sudden gust of...
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1967
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While sailing through the air one fine morning, Sr. Bertrille discovers she has company: A pelican has fallen in love with...
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1967
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This one-hour pilot episode for the popular ABC sitcom The Flying Nun introduces viewers to Sister Bertrille (Sally Field),...
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1967
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Having seen Sister Bertrille fly through the air (thanks to her lightweight and oversized coronet), casino proprietor Carlos...
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1967
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The bell of Convent San Tanco is broken, and the nuns are in desperate need of a quick substitute. The enterprising Sr....
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1967
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Psychologist Father Lundigan (John Askin) is skeptical about the Mother Superior's wild stories about a flying nun. Of...
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1967
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Sr. Bertrille comes up with another of her sure-fire fundraising schemes for Convent San Tanco. This time, she persuades the...
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1967
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Overhearing Sr. Bertrille's plans to transfer to another convent, the nuns mistakenly believe that their young comrade is...
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1967
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Gidget (Sally Field) accidentally offends a gypsy woman named Zangara (Jeanne Gerson), who is rumored to be a witch. Before...
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1966
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Gidget (Sally Field) and Larue (Lynette Winter) organize a folk-singing group along with a couple of guys, one of whom is...
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1966
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In this 32nd and final episode of Gidget, the titular heroine (Sally Field) does her best to console young Davey Seldon...
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1966
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Tony (Larry Hagman) is startled when Jeannie (Barbara Eden) starts fading away before his eyes. It seems that it is the...
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1966
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In this pivotal episode, Roger (Bill Daily) finally learns the truth: The gorgeous Jeannie (Barbara Eden) who lives in the...
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1966
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Jeannie (Barbara Eden) is so mad that she's smoking when Tony's former girl friend Diane (Elizabeth MacRae) shows up in town,...
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1965
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1965
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Tony (Larry Hagman) and Roger (Bill Daily) are ordered to entertain a pair of Russian Cosmonauts--one of whom turns out to be...
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1965
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Having scored with his guest star turn as a nervous driving instructor in the first-season episode "Driving Is the Only Way...
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1965
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Darrin and Endora are arguing again, this time over how Samantha should celebrate Halloween. Unable to win her argument in a...
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1965
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Aunt Clara arouses herself from a "witching slump" by creating a new evening wardrobe for Samantha and Darrin. Unfortunately,...
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1965
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The Stephens household is set on its ear when Samantha is put in charge of capricious ten-year-old warlock Merle Brocken...
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1965
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While penning a play about the Civil War, Samantha suffers a severe case of writer's block. Helpful Darrin advises Sam to...
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1965
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Samantha's warlock father, Maurice, pays a visit to his expectant daughter. Unfortunately, Maurice mistakes the Tates' infant...
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1965
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A pre-Laugh-In Arte Johnson guest stars as Samantha's cousin, Edgar, who can be described as "elfin," mainly because he is a...
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1965
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Gidget (Sally Field) and her friends are aghast when "their" beach cove is invaded and claimed by a rival bunch of kids. In...
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1965
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Anne (Betty Conner) and John (Peter Deuel), the sister and brother and law of "Gidget" Lawrence (Sally Field), have decided...
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1965
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It looks like Splitsville for Gidget's sister Ann (Betty Conner) and her husband John (Peter Deuel) after they have a nasty...
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1965
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In this lighthearted variation on the "Lysistrata" theme, Gidget (Sally Field) and her female friends are of the opinion that...
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1965
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Feeling neglected by Tony (Larry Hagman), Jeannie conjures up an exact double of her master (also played by Larry Hagman)....
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1965
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Future Hill Street Blues star Daniel J. Travanti was still billing himself as "Dan Travanty" when he appeared in this Gidget...
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1965
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Gidget (Sally Field) is outraged when the local movie theater raises its prices for teenagers. Organizing a protest against...
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1965
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