Beauty and the Beast is widely considered the best animated Disney feature of the studio's 1980s/1990s renewal of the form....
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1991
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Based on a popular brace of children's books, the 30-minute cartoon Bad Cat was originally telecast as an episode of the ABC...
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Gordon
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1991
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The two-part, four-hour TV movie Switched at Birth is based on an actual event which began unfolding in Wauchula, Florida in...
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1991
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On his 81st birthday, grandpa George Burns, bemoans the fact that he's wasted his life, and wishes he had it to do all over...
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1988
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An American Tail is a beautifully rendered animated flim that tells an overly familiar story in terms children can easily...
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1986
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To fatten his bank account, Dan (John Larroquette) moonlights as a professional escort for wealthy women. One of his clients...
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1986
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In an entertaining animated children's film for the youngest moppets only (no adult double takes here) a red, white, and blue...
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1986
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Inspired by the success of previous TV sitcom "reunion" films, Return to Mayberry debuted on April 13, 1986. Eleven of the...
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1986
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In this animated film, the Littles--a family of half-man, half-mouse creatures living in the walls of human houses--aid a...
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1985
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Bo (John Schneider) and Luke (Tom Wopat), still operating undercover for the Feds,...
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1984
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1983
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In the first episode of a two-part story, James (Jason Bateman) heads to the Sleepy Eye bank to make a deposit. The bank is...
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1982
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1981
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When Yogi Bear and Boo-Boo's winter hibernation is disturbed by nearby freeway construction, the two join up with a group of...
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1980
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The latest graft-ridden scheme hatched by Boss Hogg (Sorrell Booke) involves plowing up a veteran's cemetery in order to...
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1980
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The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh is an hour-long compendium of the three Disney "Winnie" animated short subjects...
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1977
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A French/Czech co-production, the dream-like La Planete Sauvage concerns the degradation of the Oms, human-like creatures on...
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1973
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A vicious street gang robs a neighborhood store, kills a cop, and takes Detective Stone (Karl Malden). As the police surround...
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1973
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Taciturn Faye Dunaway insists upon drilling for oil in her small, unpromising patch of Oklahoma land. Drifter...
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1973
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While staying with Oliver and Lisa Douglas (Eddie Albert, Eva Gabor), Arnold the pig witnesses a bank robbery. Normally, he'd...
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Sheriff
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1971
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In $1,000,000 Duck, the titular duck is exposed to radiation and begins laying golden eggs, which brings it under the...
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1971
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Based on a Broadway musical by Mel Brooks and Joe Darion, the animated feature Shinbone Alley is an adaptation of the...
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1970
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This week, the bane of gentleman farmer Oliver Douglas' existence is Irene, a local cow who has been trampling his crops. In...
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Horace Colby
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1970
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This episode begins at the headquarters of the Internal Revenue Service, where the agents take time from bleeding taxpayers...
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Horace Colby
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1970
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Eddie Albert plays a dual role in this episode, as gentleman farmer Oliver Douglas, and Oliver's exact double, a bank robber...
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Motel Clerk
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1970
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This animated color feature finds a mother and her two young cubs eagerly waiting for Santa Claus to visit them in...
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1970
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In his efforts to talk a man out of committing suicide, Officer Pete Malloy (Martin Milner) commits a serious breach of...
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1969
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The town of Hooterville is gripped with melancholy when its population drops from a bustling 68 to a pitiful 46. It appears...
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Horace Colby
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1969
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Uncle Joe (Edgar Buchanan) may have finally gone too far when he arranges a race between the Hooterville Cannonball and a...
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1969
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Winnie The Pooh & the Blustery Day was the second Disney animated featurette based on characters created by A. A. Milne. It...
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1968
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June Lockhart makes her first series appearance as Dr. Janet Craig, the new replacement for Hooterville's Doc Stuart (Regis...
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1968
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This animated compilation video is comprised of episodes from several popular Hannah-Barbera cartoons. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi...
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1967
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, a reluctant Mooney (Gale Gordon) has joined Lucy (Lucille Ball) and her songwriter...
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1967
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This animated compilation video is comprised of episodes from several popular Hannah-Barbera cartoons. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi...
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1967
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In order to destroy a German ammunition factory, Hogan and his men go undercover as workers in the target factory. Their...
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1967
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In the first episode of a two-part story, Lucy (Lucille Ball) turns activist to save the small town of Bancroft, which is...
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1967
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Andy is captured and held hostage by a gang of bank robbers. Emergency deputies Howard and Otis go to the rescue, but Howard...
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Otis Campbell
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1966
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Luther Heggs (Don Knotts) is a typesetter at a newspaper who longs for a chance to be a reporter. Editor Beckett...
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1966
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The Hooterville telephone directory (two full pages this year!) comes out, and Oliver (Eddie Albert) is upset that Lisa...
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1966
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Hoping to succeed where his predecessor Barney had failed, Deputy Warren Ferguson tries to reform town drunk Otis Campbell....
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1966
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"Bears love honey and I'm a Pooh bear," sings Winnie the Pooh setting the stage for the goings-on in Winnie the Pooh and the...
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1965
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When all his efforts to reform town drunk Otis Campbell fail, Barney orders Otis to do all his future drinking in Mount...
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Otis Campbell
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1965
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Winning some free flying lessons in a raffle, Fred begins entertaining dreams of becoming an airline pilot. However, he...
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1965
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In the second of two consecutive "western" episodes, Fred and Barney comes to the rescue of Fred's wealthy Uncle Tex, who is...
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1965
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Daphne and Skippy (Jean Carson and Joyce Jameson), those two "fun girls" from Mount Pilot, are back for more mischief in...
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1965
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1965
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Once again, Fred falls for a get-rich-quick scheme--in this instance, the purchase of a carnival. Any hopes Fred had for...
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1965
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Uncle Joe (Edgar Buchanan) is convinced that the Shady Rest is haunted by the ghost of Chester W. Farnsworth, who stayed at...
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1965
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Tony Curtis stars as The Great Leslie, a hero among heroes whose purity of heart is manifested by his spotlessly white...
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1965
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Fred inherits a house from his late millionaire uncle, J. Giggles Flintstone. There's only one condition: Fred must spend a...
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1964
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It was a dark day when Barney offered to help Fred add a room to the Flintstones' house. Not long afterward, Fred discovers...
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1964
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The producers of the new horror epic "Son of Rockzilla" decide to hire someone to promote the film during its Bedrock...
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1964
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A neighborhood kid named Horace (Dennis Rush) latches onto Uncle Martin (Ray Walston) in peace after seeing antennae...
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1964
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Daws Butler provides the voice once again for the wacky titular bear. Between bouts of wit with Ranger Smith, Yogi juggles a...
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1964
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Widow Lucy (Lucille Ball) volunteers to accompany her boy Jerry (Jimmy Garrett) on a father-son camping trip. This being a...
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Dad #1
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1964
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To earn extra money during the Christmas season, Fred signs up as a department store Santa at Macyrock. With typical...
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1964
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Andy heads to Raleigh, there to interview for a job as that city's sheriff. Assuming that he will be Andy's successor, Barney...
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1964
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Profoundly moved by the hard-luck story of Farmer Frisbee (Charles Lane), Aunt Bee organizes a protest group to prevent...
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1964
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Andy and Barney go into full panic mode when town drunk Otis Campbell purchases a car. Inasmuch as Otis cannot even walk in a...
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Otis Campbell
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1964
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One suspects that Herman Melville was not consulted when the producers of this episode came up with the legendary...
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1964
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The Mayberry jail plays host to Angela Carroll (Susan Oliver), a suspected jewel thief. Turning on the charm, Angela manages...
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Otis Campbell
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1964
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Leaving his usual jail cell after sobering up from his weekly bender, Otis Campbell trips and falls. Though the injury is...
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Otis Campbell
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1964
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Opie loses his baseball on the grounds of the foreboding Rimshaw mansion, which is rumored to be haunted. Pooh-poohing this,...
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Otis Campbell
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1963
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Andy and Barney steel themselves for the impending arrival of State Investigator Somerset (Robert Cornthwaite), a man...
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Otis Campbell
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1963
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Attending a bachelor party for a lodge buddy, Fred and Barney get so swept up in the spirit of things that they spend the...
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1963
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An explosive situation develops when Cy Hudgins' pet goat Jimmy eats a box full of dynamite. The nervous Mayberryites spend...
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Otis Campbell
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1963
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Gomer is outraged when Barney, dressed in civilian clothes, gives him a ticket for making a U-turn. Barney imperiously...
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1963
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Deputy Barney tickets the Governor's car for illegal parking-then thinks he's in for it when the governor himself prepares...
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Otis Campbell
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1963
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As they watch their neighbors Fred and Wilma lavish affection on newborn daughter Pebbles, Barney and Betty wish that they...
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1963
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Son of Flubber represented the first time that Walt Disney ever attempted a theatrical feature sequel: in this case, the...
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1963
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1963
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When a masked holdup man sneaks up behind Fred and orders him to take it "nice and slow" while he steals his wallet, Fred is...
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1963
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Although it is the first anniversary of the day that the Flintstones adopted Dino as their pet, Fred and Wilma forget all...
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1963
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Andy learns to his chagrin that ex-convict Luke Comstock (Leo Gordon) is coming back to Mayberry. Inasmuch as Andy was...
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1963
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Slated to bowl for his lodge in a upcoming tournament against the Rockland Rocket, Fred is having trouble living up to his...
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1962
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Bill Bixby guest-stars as the wealthy and spoiled-rotten Ronald Bailey. Arrested for sideswiping a produce truck with his...
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1962
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In this spoof of the 1960s dance craze "The Twist", pop singer Rock Roll comes to town to perform his newest hit tune, "The...
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1962
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Hoping to cure Barney's hiccups, Fred administers a dose of the new soft drink that he has invented in his garage. However,...
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1962
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Aunt Bee wonders why her widowed nephew Andy has never remarried-until her cousin Clara Johnson "helpfully" tells her that...
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Otis Campbell
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1962
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The moonshining Gordon boys (Paul Bakanas, Orville Sherman) threaten dire consequences for town drunk Otis Campbell, whom...
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1962
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Envious of his ostensibly successful brother Ralph (Stanley Adams), town drunk Otis Campbell has for several years claimed to...
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Otis Campbell
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1962
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A pre-Bonnie and Clyde Michael J. Pollard guest-stars as Barney's cousin Virgil, newly arrived from New Jersey. Not the...
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1962
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Veteran character actress Verna Felton supplies the voice of Mrs. Slaghoople, the overbearing mother of stone-age hausfrau...
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1962
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Larry, Moe and Curly Joe work in a pharmacy where a young professor works on a time machine. When the machine is sabotaged by...
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1962
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Barney wins a houseboat on the TV game show "The Price is Priced" (a brilliant takeoff of The Price is Right, right down to...
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1962
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Fred umpires a PeeWee League baseball game between the Bedrock Giants and the Grittsburg Pyrites. During the game he is...
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1962
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Fans of the Laurel&Hardy comedy Sons of the Desert should enjoy this sublimely derivative episode, in which Fred and Barney...
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1962
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Prior to carrying out the orders of her boss Morley Thielman (George Neise) by placing a briefcase containing $100,000 in a...
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1962
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For the second time in Flintstones history, a Hollyrock movie producer sees star potential in cave-wife Wilma Flintstone....
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1962
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Season Three of The Flintstones begins with an episode focusing on Dino, the pet dinosaur of Fred and Wilma Flintstone....
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1962
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Spinsters Jennifer and Clarabelle Morrison (Charity Grace and Gladys Hurlbut), Mayberry's self-appointed moral arbiters, take...
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1961
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In Andy's absence, deputy Barney takes over as acting sheriff. By the time Andy returns, by-the-book Barney has jailed...
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Otis Campbell
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1961
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Worried that their husband will embarrass them at the Ambassador's Reception, Wilma and Betty order Fred and Barney to...
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1961
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Worried about an impending visit from the state prison inspector, deputy Barney grouses over the fact that the Mayberry jail...
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Otis Campbell
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1961
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Fred's Cousin Tumbleweed invites the Flintstones and the Rubbles to "ranch-sit" for him at his huge western spread. While...
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1961
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Season One of The Andy Griffith Show came to a close on May 22, 1961, with the episode titled "Bringing Up Opie." Aunt Bee...
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1961
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Deputy Barney's incessant complaints that nothing exciting ever happens in Mayberry are temporarily put to rest when...
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1961
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Fred is hired to appear in a TV commercial, only to discover that he's been cast as the "before" in a before-and-after ad for...
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1961
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Having entered a baking contest, Betty and Wilma create the "Upside Down Flint-Rubble Double Bubble Cake". Their concoction...
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1961
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Contemptuous Fred doesn't think that Barney knows how to be a good scoutmaster, so he offers to take charge of the...
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1961
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The Colonial Dames of America breeze into Mayberry, searching for the descendant of a celebrated hero of the Revolutionary...
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Otis Campbell
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1961
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The citizens of Mayberry are duly impressed when an FBI man and a press photographer arrive in town to celebrate Sheriff Andy...
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1961
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Deputy Barney grows suspicious of secretive farmer Sam Becker (William Schallert), convincing himself that the truculent Sam...
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1961
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In need of a new sheriff, the nearby town of Greendale offers the job to deputy Barney, on the basis of a newspaper story...
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1961
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The pilot for the long-running CBS sitcom The Andy Griffith Show was seen on February 15, 1960, as an episode of...
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1960
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Sheriff Andy's male chauvinism boils over when his girlfriend Ellie Walker decides to run for town council-the first woman...
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1960
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Restaurant Manager
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1960
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Fred and Barney want to buy Boulder Dan's Billiard Parlor, but first they must come up with an excuse as to why Fred hasn't...
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1960
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Tired of being wage slaves, Fred and Barney decide to purchase a diner. Of course, they must keep this transaction a secret...
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1960
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Missing for two years and presumed dead, hard-hearted businessman Hartley Bassett (Thomas B. Henry) suddenly returns and...
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1960
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Widely regarded as a comedy in 1960, The Apartment seems more melancholy with each passing year. Jack Lemmon plays C.C....
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1960
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Reluctant to bring in his own son Billy (Andrew Prine) on a murder charge, a town marshal (Ken Lynch) hires Paladin (Richard...
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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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Wealthy Morgan Gibbs (Robert F. Simon) hires Paladin (Richard Boone) to locate Gibbs' son David (Bud Slater), a fugitive from...
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1960
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Legendary stage actress Adah Isaacs Menken (Ruth Roman) brings her celebrated Mazeppa troupe to Virginia City. Ben Cartwright...
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1959
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In this violent drama, a young juvenile delinquent gets into more trouble when he gets involved with a gang that steals auto...
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1958
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Crooked "sportsman" Billy Joe Kane (Lawrence Dobkin) is promoting a race in the Mojave desert, in which he is wagering that...
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1957
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There's Always Tomorrow is a remake of a 1934 film of the same name. Fred MacMurray is a toy company executive whose wife...
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1956
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It Came From Beneath the Sea was the first of several fruitful collaborations between producer Charles H. Schneer and...
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Screenwriter
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1955
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This anthology film assembles five respected directors and a top-notch cast to bring a handful of stories by the great...
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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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The Milkman is a low-key variation of a theme explored in such slapstick festivals as The Fuller Brush Man and...
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1950
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William Eythe is the Customs Agent in this brisk Columbia programmer. The plot finds Bert Stewart (Eythe) stationed in China,...
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Screen Story
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1950
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Screenwriter
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1948
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In this off-beat western, a middle-aged rancher endeavors to realize his dreams of starting up a horse ranch in Texas. His...
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Screenwriter
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1948
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Inspired by the radio program of the same name, Night Editor features Charles D. Brown as the editor of the New York Star. In...
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Screenwriter
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1946
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Eddie Dean, PRC's low-budget answer to Gene Autry, starred in this lethargic singing western which benefited from Dean...
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1946
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In this drama, it is up to two young lawyers to save a business executive who has been framed for embezzlement. ~ Sandra...
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Screenwriter
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1946
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In this drama, a female taxi driver takes pity on a soldier who has come to search for his estranged son and decides to help...
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Screen Story
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1944
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In this musical comedy, a pair of small-potatoes performers try to make it to the big-time after winning an amateur talent...
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Screen Story
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1944
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In this drama, set during WW II, a teacher at a military school is derided by his students because he has not joined the...
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Screen Story, Screenwriter
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1943
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