Lisa (Eva Gabor) makes the first mistake of the evening when she gives Oliver (Eddie Albert) a list of items that she would...
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Mother Douglas
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1969
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This comedy begins when Peter Ingersoll (Jerry Lewis) hears from Dr. Carter (Peter Lawford) that he has only a few months to...
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1969
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Jack Albany (Dick Van Dyke) is an actor in a television series who is mistaken for a real-life murderer Ace Williams...
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1968
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Back when her husband Oliver (Eddie Albert) decided to move out of their Manhattan penthouse and into a rundown farm in...
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1966
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Oliver (Eddie Albert) curries favor with his wealthy neighbor Lud Watson (Guy Wilkerson), hoping to add Watson's 300 acres to...
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1966
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Although the title of this episode sounds like something out of The Simpsons, rest assured we're still in Green Acres...
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1965
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Oliver (Eddie Albert) discovers to his chagrin that he will not be able to finish his plowing in time for planting. Worse...
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Mother Douglas
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1965
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When Lisa (Eva Gabor) discovers to her horror that Hooterville has no beauty parlor, she decides to set up one of her own....
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1965
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Curious about the strange makeup of his topsoil, Oliver (Eddie Albert) has it tested by the Scientific College. Their...
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Mother Douglas
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1965
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Trying her best to acclimate herself to her new Hooterville farm, Lisa (Eva Gabor) decides that what the place needs is a...
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Mother Douglas
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1965
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One of a steady stream of eccentric visitors to Hooterville interferes with Oliver (Eddie Albert)'s Herculean efforts to work...
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Mother Douglas
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1965
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Lisa (Eva Gabor) is delighted when Oliver's mother (Eleanor Audley) ships all of their penthouse furniture to their farm in...
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Mother Douglas
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1965
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The opening episode of Green Acres begins in the form of a "person-to-person" TV interview, as successful attorney Oliver...
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Mother Douglas
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1965
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Standard TV sitcom procedure dictates that the husband always forgets his wedding anniversary. Surprisingly, Oliver...
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1965
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1964
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The big day has arrived: Jethro has been promoted to the sixth grade, the first step towards his chosen profession as a...
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1964
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In this beach movie, a group of teenagers hang out at the Silver Palms everyday after school. Because things can get quite...
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1964
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Paladin (Richard Boone) is hired by wealthy San Francisco dowager Mrs. Quincy (Eleanor Audley) to locate her granddaughter...
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1963
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Mrs. Billings
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1963
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Try as they might, the Clampetts just can't seem to fit in with Beverly Hills society. Sadly, they tell banker Drysdale that...
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1963
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Jethro is determined to become a brain surgeon, but the fact that he hasn't completed the fifth grade puts a crimp in his...
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1962
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1962
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Entering into a poker game with a loudmouthed miner named Moriarity (Jacques Aubuchon), Paladin (Richard Boone) ends up...
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1961
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Though the title suggests that this film is a musical romance built around the song hit of the same name, Second Time Around...
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1961
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Another hectic week at "The Alan Brady Show" is over, and head writer Rob Petrie (Dick Van Dyke) looks forward to a relaxing...
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Mrs. Billings
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1961
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1961
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Hired by elderly Cynthia Parker (Eleanor Audley), Paladin heads to Cedar Wells to rout out the town's resident "bad guy" Amos...
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1960
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In the fifth episode of Walt Disney's eight-part miniseries The Swamp Fox, the guerilla forces under the leadership of...
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1960
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Capone's second-in-command Frank Nitti (Bruce Gordon) steps up his heretofore...
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1960
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Seven-year-old Peggy Smith (Laurie Perreau) has spent most of her life at the exclusive Westcroft Boarding School. Her...
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1960
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First telecast January 22, 1960, this Twilight Zone episode was adapted by Rod Serling from the famous radio play by...
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1960
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Disney produced this lavish animated fairy tale, the most expensive cartoon ever made up to its release with a budget of $6...
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Maleficent
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1959
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The Jorgensons are a wealthy family spending the summer on a resort island. Ken (Richard Egan), Helen (Constance Ford) and...
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1959
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The Hargrove Finance Company has been robbed and Frank Anderson (James Anderson) lies dead. Identified by witnesses as one of...
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1958
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Wearing a curiously (and perhaps deliberately) unattractive blonde wig, Jean Simmons stars in the tense psychological drama...
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1958
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I Love Lucy heads in a whole new direction for its final 13 episodes when Lucy (Lucille Ball), feeling confined by apartment...
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Eleanor Spaulding
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1957
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Flower Judge
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1957
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Kim Novak is clearly out of her depth as legendary Broadway actress Jeanne Eagels, but one can't fault her for trying very...
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1957
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Every time Republic Pictures head honcho Herbert J. Yates starred his minimally talented wife Vera Ralston in a film, the...
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1957
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When Emily Rocco (Judy Holliday) waddles into view at the beginning of Full of Life, her appearance marked a cinematic...
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1956
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1956
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1955
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1955
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Cell 2455 Death Row is based on the autobiography of condemned prisoner and "jailhouse lawyer" Caryl Chessman....
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1955
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Starlift was Warner Bros' attempt to revive the "all-star patriotic musical" format which had worked so well during WW II....
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1951
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A pioneering film about racial tensions, No Way Out stars Richard Widmark as a criminal named Ray Biddle, who despises...
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1950
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1950
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Cinderella was Walt Disney's return to feature-length "story" cartoons after eight years of turning out episodic pastiches...
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Stepmother
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1950
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Best known to posterity as the third wife of Cary Grant, Betsy Drake enjoyed a substantial film career during the postwar...
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1950
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