The merriment continues unabated as Green Acres enters its sixth and last season, with city slickers Oliver and Lisa Douglas...
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1970
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1969
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Returning from their Hooterville holiday, Granny and Elly May arrive in Beverly Hills to discover that both Mr. Drysdale --...
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1969
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It's hard to believe that the producers of Green Acres could come up with fourth-season episodes that are even crazier than...
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1968
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Season three of Green Acres begins as attorney Oliver Wendell Douglas (Eddie Albert) is nominated for the political post of...
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1967
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The 100th episode of Petticoat Junction finds Uncle Joe (Edgar Buchanan) in the town of Pixley, ostensibly looking for a job...
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1966
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Kate (Bea Benaderet) becomes convinced that her daughters would rather live in a big city like New York rather than a tiny...
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1966
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City slickers Oliver and Lisa Douglas (Eddie Albert, Eva Gabor) make the best of another year of "farm livin'" in bucolic...
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1966
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Homer Bedloe (Charles Lane) is back with yet another scheme to put the Hooterville Cannonball out of business. In fact, he's...
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1966
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Lately, everything Uncle Joe (Edgar Buchanan) does is wrong, and everything he touches has a tendency to break. Word spreads...
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1965
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In the first episode of the two-part story, despicable railroad executive Homer Bedloe (Charles Lane) has managed to become...
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1965
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In one of Petticoat Junction's rare fantasy episodes, the Bradley girls' beloved dog (played by future Benji star Higgins) is...
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1965
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Ever seeking opportunities to bring prestige to the Shady Rest Hotel, Uncle Joe (Edgar Buchanan) tries to stir up interest in...
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1965
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Stumbling upon a satchel containing $250,000 in stolen bank money, Barney uses the dough to bring the bandits out into the...
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1965
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City-bred attorney Oliver Wendell Douglas (Eddie Albert) and his chic, sophisticated wife, Lisa (Eva Gabor), undergo quite a...
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1965
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The Bradley girls have reached the age when they want to spend all their time on the telephone. Unfortunately, the nearest...
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1965
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The third of producer Paul Henning's enormously successful "rustic" comedies of the 1960s, Green Acres made its CBS bow on...
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1965
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Charley Pratt (Smiley Burnette), one of the two engineers of the Hooterville Cannonball, has never been known as the sensitve...
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1964
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Old Man
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1964
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In the final episode of Petticoat Junction's first season, Kate (Bea Benadaret) braces herself for a visit from her former...
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1964
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Kate (Bea Benadaret) invites her pregnant friend Elsie (Olive Sturgess) to stay at the Shady Rest until the baby comes....
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1964
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Kate (Bea Benadaret) is confused when Uncle Joe (Edgar Buchanan) begins buying up old bug-spray cans. It turns out that Joe...
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1963
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Famous for her collection of valuable rings, movie star Bunny Blake (Maggie McNamara) is inexorably drawn back to her home...
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Mr. Gentry
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1963
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Paladin (Richard Boone) is hired to dive into Crystal Lake and recover $20,000 in stolen gold. This proves to be a...
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1962
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Ubiquitous Untouchables guest star Nehemiah Persoff makes his final appearance as criminal mastermind Jake "Greasy Thumb"...
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1962
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1962
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Richard Connell's venerable suspense yarn "The Most Dangerous Game" was the obvious inspiration for this nail-biting episode....
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1962
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With the West becoming increasingly civilized, the Cattlemen's Association has decided to expunge the violence of the past by...
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1961
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Those familiar with Buddy Ebsen via his amiable portrayals of Jed Clampett and Barnaby Jones will be shocked by this episode,...
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1961
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"Jamaica Ginger" is the street name for a dangerous grade of wood alcohol, capable of blinding or killing anyone who consumes...
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1961
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The only pleasure afforded the half-crazed residents of a ghost town called Bonanza is the faded portrait of a beautiful...
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1960
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One of the busiest directors of westerns at this time, Edward L. Cahn helms this uninspired saddle saga about love and...
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1960
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Wayde Preston took a break from his starring duties on the Warner Bros. western series Colt. 45 for a guest stint in this...
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1959
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A routine western with a classic theme, the "lone Texan" of the title is Clint Banister (Willard Parker) who finds trouble at...
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1959
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Paladin (Richard Boone) is summoned to the deathbed of an old enemy, a Civil War general named Crommer (David White). Hoping...
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1959
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A man driving along a lonely back road at night is suddenly startled by what he sees, and is promptly killed by something...
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1958
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1958
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In this sea-going suspense drama, Edwin Rumill (James Mason) is the former first mate of an ocean liner who leaps at the...
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1958
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In this sci-fi film, a college professor must deal with the cataclysmic consequences that ensue when a transmogrifying...
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1958
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Though his usual fee is a flat thousand dollars, Paladin willingly accepts the $82.17 offered him by timid young barber Ernie...
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1958
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In this Western, a rancher must perform a robbery lest the outlaw chief that holds his wounded brother hostage lets him die....
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1958
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Paladin (Richard Boone) is hired to track down elderly outlaw Pappy French (Hank Patterson), who years earlier had robbed the...
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1958
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Attack of the Puppet People is one of the few "mad scientist" opuses of the 1950s to be motivated by loneliness rather than...
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1958
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George Baxter (Jack Raine), a courier for the South African Diamond Company, arrives at his firm's California office to find...
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1958
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After a jade chess set owned by the uncle of hotel bellhop Hey Boy (Kam Tong) is stolen, Paladin (Richard Boone) agrees to...
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1958
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While overseeing the atomic tests in the Nevada desert, Army colonel Glenn Manning (Glenn Langan) is exposed to extensive...
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1957
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Edward Bernds, graduate of Columbia's "Three Stooges" shorts and Allied Artists' "Bowery Boys" epics, expertly guides The...
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1957
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Julie is most enjoyable if one doesn't take it too seriously. Doris Day plays Julie Benton, whose off-the-coop musician...
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1956
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Ginger Rogers ended her 23-year association with RKO Radio with the indifferent musical comedy western The First Travelling...
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1956
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A man with a strangely misshapen face wanders out of the desert near a small town and falls to the ground dead. The county...
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1955
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The Dumas-inspired Blades of the Musketeers began life as an hour-long TV show, produced by Hal Roach Jr. as a possible...
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1953
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This pedestrian chapterplay added William Henry -- renamed Bill Henry for the occasion -- to the long list of lesser known...
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1953
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California Conquest is set in the early 19th century, when California was fighting for its independence from Mexico--and as...
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1952
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Stock-footage from Republic Pictures' earlier Zorro serials was served up once again in this 12 chapter cliffhanger, this...
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1951
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Rex Allen, aka "The Arizona Cowboy," again stars as himself in Republic's Silver City Bonanza. Allen and his sidekick Gabe...
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1951
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Columbia's Colorado Uprising was neither expensive enough to qualify as an "A" picture nor inexpensive enough to qualify as a...
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1951
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A cooperative of independent oil men goes up against a greedy Eastern syndicate in this Republic Pictures serial directed by...
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1950
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Code of the Silver Rage is more of the same from Republic western star Allan "Rocky" Lane. This time, Rocky plays U.S....
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1950
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This 12-part serial concerns the efforts of the infamous James brothers (of which Jesse was a prominent member) to become...
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1950
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In this classic noir-influenced Western, Gregory Peck stars as an aging gunslinger, sick of killing but haunted by punks...
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1950
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In this western, a cowboy comes to the aid of the Indians. The story begins as hero, Gene Autry, begins an investigation of a...
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Tom Garber
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1949
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Gene Autry enjoyed considerable success with his recording of Stan Jones' haunting "Riders in the Sky". He then parlayed this...
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1949
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Red Canyon was one of several medium-budget, Technicolor westerns turned out by Universal-International between 1949 and...
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1949
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Roy Rogers plays Roy Rogers, as ever, in Night Time in Nevada. This time Roy is a cattle owner whose stock is stolen by...
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1948
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Legendary stunt coordinator and second-unit director Yakima Canutt was the man in the director's chair for Republic's...
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1948
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1948
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Allan Lane goes in search of his dead friend's brother in this fast-paced Western from Republic Pictures. Instead of finding...
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1948
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Republic's Springtime in the Sierras bestows upon star Roy Rogers two leading ladies. The first is his usual vis-a-vis...
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1947
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Filmed in "glorious" Trucolor, a low-budget substitute for Technicolor, Under Colorado Skies remains a standard B-Western,...
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1947
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A dude ranch, unemployed cowhands, modern-day bank robbers, and music are the main ingredients in this, Gene Autry's swan...
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1947
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The Bells of San Angelo was the second Republic Roy Rogers western to be filmed in the "new" Trucolor process (actually the...
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1947
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In this Western, an outlaw tries to escape from a gang of robbers after they refuse to assist a gang member wounded during a...
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Jeff Winters
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1946
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In this western, a Native American boy and his horse Wild Beauty make friends with a gentle doctor who helps the boy save...
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1946
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Set at a major newspaper, this crime drama centers on a fellow who returns to newspaper reporting after he bombs as a...
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1946
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Dan Mitchell (Randolph Scott) is the town marshal of Abilene, KS, in the turbulent years after the Civil War and the start of...
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1946
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This fast-paced western, geared entirely to the small-fry, was the first in Republic Pictures' long-running "Red Ryder"...
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1946
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