A man who has developed an unhealthy obsession with a former lover becomes the focus of someone with evil on their mind in...
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2007
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In this complicated crime drama, Roland Dalton (Peter Weller) is an attorney who must defend a drug dealer who claims he...
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1988
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Frank
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1986
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This fact-based exploitation drama tells the story of a buxom policewoman who nearly destroys both her personal and...
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1983
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When his undercover-detective friend Michael Moroshima is killed in the line of duty, Quincy's assistant Sam (Robert Ito)...
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1982
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The Skid Row derelicts that occupy most of the screen time in this uneven drama about the effects of alcohol addiction do...
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1980
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A routine dry-cleaning delivery becomes a nightmare for George Jefferson (Sherman Hemsley). Stopping over at a mental...
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1980
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In the first episode of a two-part story, Jim (James Garner) is hired by his ex-con pal Eddie Lopresti (George Loros) to...
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1979
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An autopsy X-ray reveals that the corpse of a murdered courier contained a sack of diamonds worth $2,000,000, hidden within a...
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1979
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Though apparently killed at the end of the previous episode "To Protect and Serve", mob hit man "Anthony Boy" Gagglio (George...
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1979
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Jim (James Garner) tries to determine if the murder of a crooked business manager is...
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1979
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Vinnie
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1978
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Richard Libertini, best known as the daffy dictator ("Talk to the hand!") in the 1977 film The In-Laws, appears in this...
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1978
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In the first half of a two-part story, police detective Dennis Becker (Joe Santos) is harrassed by Lianne Sweeney (Joyce Van...
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1977
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Jim (James Garner) tries to protect Patsy Fossler (Leslie Charleson) from her...
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1977
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Attending a group therapy session, Jim (James Garner) and Angel (Stuart Margolin) make the acquaintance of former mental...
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1977
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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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The made-for-TV Force Five can be described as "The Dirty Dozen Minus Seven." All that's missing is the WW II backdrop and...
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1975
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The title of this episode refers to a phrase overheard during the failed hijacking of a painting-company truck. Kojak (Telly...
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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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1975
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The 1975 TV movie Death Scream is based on the shameful Kitty Genovese affair of 1964, in which a N.Y.C. woman was stabbed to...
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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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1975
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In a daring daylight robbery, two criminals steal $20,000,000 in Wall Street securities, killing a man as they escape. Lt....
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1974
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In this comedy, based on Jimmy Breslin's novel, a bungling gang of hoods make increasingly ludicrous attempts on the life of...
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1971
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