The sixth TV-movie spinoff of the popular family series The Waltons, A Walton Easter manages to reunite all of the surviving...
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1997
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The cast of the long-running Waltons TV series (minus Richard Thomas as John Boy, here replaced by John Wightman) are...
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1982
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In this filmization of the hit Broadway musical, a popular brothel is threatened with a shutdown by Texas authorities. Burt...
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1982
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The Waltons comes to the end of its 221-episode run with this episode, in which John-Boy heads to New York to learn the fate...
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1981
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Mary Ellen (Judy Norton-Taylor) comes to the rescue of a 14-year-old mountain girl named Sissie (Debbie Lytton) , whose...
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1981
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Rose Burton's erstwhile beau Stanley Perkins (William Schallert) returns to Walton's mountain, still determined to marry Rose...
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1981
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Series regular Ronnie Claire Edwards) plays a dual role in this episode, as prim-and-proper storekeeper Corabeth Godsey and...
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1981
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Practically everyone on Walton's Mountain is rousted from bed in the middle of the night to help newly arrived minister Tom...
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1981
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After numerous delays and second thoughts, Aunt Rose (Peggy Rea) has accepted the marriage proposal of her longtime beau...
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1981
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Freshly returned from the War, Jim-Bob (David W. Harper) and Josh Foster (Jason Moses) have no intention of settling down and...
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1981
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Mary Ellen (Judy Norton-Taylor) receives word that her husband Curt, reported killed during the attack on Pearl Harbor, is...
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1981
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Freed from a Japanese POW camp and safely returned to Walton's Mountain, Ben intends to enter the postwar working world as a...
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1981
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In the waning days of WW2, Jason (Jon Walmsley) wonders if he should marry Toni (Lisa Harrison), especially since he is...
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1981
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In this version of the Mark Twain classic, Huck dodges the drudgery of an eastern boys school by faking his own drowning....
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1981
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While leading his squadron into battle in Germany, Jason (Jon Walmsley) comes across a shell-shocked American soldier named...
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1980
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Back home on furlough, John-Boy (Robert Wightman) has trouble remembering the details of the plane crash that had earlier...
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1980
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Frustrated over her inability to diagnose a patient's illness, Mary Ellen (Judy Norton-Taylor) decides to forsake nursing and...
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1980
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Elizabeth (Kami Cotler) finds a kindred spirit in the form of the Mountain's new schoolteacher, a brilliant young woman named...
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1980
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Former series regular Ellen Corby makes a return appearance in this episode, which revolves around a crisis in the home of...
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1980
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Walton's Mountain may be in for a name change when both the Baldwins and the Godseys come across evidence that their...
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1979
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A motion-picture production company wants to make a documentary about J.D. Pickett's factory, but Erin (Mary McDonough) tries...
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1979
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Having spent a lifetime pining over her lost love Ashley Longworth, Miss Emily Baldwin (Mary Jackson) is ecstatic when it...
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1979
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1978
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When a "skunk attack" forces the Mountain's new minister Andy March (Sean Thomas Roche) to move in with the Waltons,...
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1978
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Frustrated by her humdrum existence on Walton's Mountain, socialite-turned-storekeeper Corabeth Godsey (Ronnie Claire...
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1978
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While cramming for her nursing-license exams, Mary Ellen (Judy Norton-Taylor) stays alert by popping "wake-up" pills. Before...
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1978
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Jason (Jon Walmsley) takes it upon himself to reform his cousin Boone Walton (Morgan Woodward), who is a bit too fond of...
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1978
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1978
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In the conclusion of a two-part story (originally telecast as a single two-hour episode), every member of the Walton family...
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1978
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In the conclusion of a two-part story (originally telecast as a single two-hour episode), John (Ralph Waite) reacts with...
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1978
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Richard Thomas briefly returns to the role of John-Boy Walton in this first episode of a two-part story (originally telecast...
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1978
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Just as he is about to accept a writing assignment in war-torn London, John-Boy (Richard Thomas) proposes to his erstwhile...
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1978
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In the first half of a two-part story (originally telecast as a single two-hour episode), an improperly stacked pile of logs...
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1978
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Ben (Eric Scott) and Jim-Bob (David W. Harper) are dating local girls Ruby (Heather Totten) and Patsy (Debbie Gunn),...
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1978
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Checking out a seaside house that the Baldwin sisters have donated to the War effort, the Waltons find a strange young...
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1977
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In the first half of a two-part story (originally telecast as a single two-hour episode), the Baldwin sisters are visited by...
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1977
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In the conclusion of a two-part story (originally telecast as a single two-hour episode), Olivia (Michael Learned) has a...
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1977
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A carnival pitches its tents on Walton's Mountain, and everybody is delighted--everyone except Elizabeth (Kami Cotler), who...
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1977
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Jean Marsh of Upstairs, Downstairs fame guest stars as Hilary Von Kleist, a cousin of the Baldwin sisters. The wife of a...
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1977
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After winning a national writing contest, John-Boy (Richard Thomas) is sent to cover the arrival of the dirigible Hindenburg...
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1977
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When celebrated evangelist Ezekial Henshaw (John Karlen) comes to the Mountain, Olivia (Michael Learned) insists that every...
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1976
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In the conclusion of a two-part story (originally telecast as a single two-hour episode), the Waltons struggle to put their...
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1976
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In the conclusion of a two-part story (originally telecast as a single two-hour episode), the Waltons have no sooner adjusted...
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1976
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The winner of 11 Emmy awards, the made-for-TV Eleanor and Franklin stars Edward Herrmann as Franklin D. Roosevelt and...
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1976
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The Walton family is startled (to say the least!) when Mary Ellen (Judy-Norton) announces her engagement to wealthy medical...
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1976
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With the help of storekeeper Ike Godsey (Joe Conley), Jason (Jon Walmsley) organizes a big dance for the people of Walton's...
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1976
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Sheriff Ep Bridges (John Crawford) is challenged in the upcoming election by Glen Oldfield (John Fink), a flashy, flamboyant...
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1976
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When the editor shuts down the newspaper where he works, John-Boy is given the opportunity to start up a periodical of his...
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1976
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Grandpa (Will Geer) and Grandma (Ellen Corby) find themselves on opposite sides of a civic battle when the historic Whitley...
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1976
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It is a tradition on Walton's Mountain for a young girl to declare herself eligible for marriage by participating in a...
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1976
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Partly to help out with the family's finances, and partly because she feels lonely and isolated, Olivia (Michael Learned)...
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1976
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Disaster strikes the Walton family when their house is gutted by a raging fire. While the neighbors help John (Ralph Waite)...
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1976
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John-Boy (Richard Thomas) takes pity on Muffin Maloney (Vicky Schreck), a 12-year-old runaway who claims that her stepfather...
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1976
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Having trouble with his college physics class, John-Boy (Richard Thomas) begins studying with a brilliant tutor--a...
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1975
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John-Boy (Richard Thomas) is assigned to escort reporter Porter Sims (Richard McKenzie), who has come to the Mountain looking...
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1975
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As The Waltons begins its fourth season, Rev. Matthew Fordwick (John Ritter) and schoolteacher Rosemary Hunter (Mariclare...
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1975
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Grandma (Ellen Corby) blows her top when Grandpa (Will Geer) comes home with a statue that he's won in a raffle. The statue...
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1975
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Ronnie Claire Edwards makes her first series appearance as John's insufferably "proper" cousin Corabeth. Hoping to get the...
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1975
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The Walton kids purchase a Ouija board from storekeeper Ike (Joe Conley), and immediately set about to contact the spirit...
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1974
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The Walton family spends a great deal of money to purchase a new suit of clothes for John-Boy's high school graduation. But...
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1974
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No sooner has Olivia (Michael Learned) taken a job as a door-to-door salesman to help make ends meet in the Walton home than...
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1974
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Walton's Mountain turns into a battleground over the teaching of Evolution. Lutie Bascomb (Richard Bradford), a hard-luck...
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1973
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When her limousine breaks down on the Mountain, flamboyant Hollywood actress Alvira Drummond (Pippa Scott) accepts the...
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1973
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Having lost his job in Cincinnati, Olivia's 64-year-old uncle Cody Nelson (Eduard Franz) relocates to Walton's Mountain....
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1973
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The Waltons attend the annual County Fair, where each family member hopes to win a prize. At the same time, Olivia's former...
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1973
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The plot of this episode is sparked (no pun intended) by an overdue electric bill. In his efforts to raise the necessary...
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1973
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In the conclusion of a two-part story (originally telecast as a single two-part episode), John-Boy (Richard Thomas) refuses...
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1973
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This time Inspector Erskine (Efrem Zimbalist Jr.) is on the trail of armed robbers Beau Parker (Andrew Prine and Cass Linden...
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1973
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In the first half of a two-part story (originally telecast as a single two-hour episode), John-Boy (Richard Thomas) is...
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1973
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In the conclusion of The Waltons' two-part Season One finale (originally telecast as a single two-hour episode), the outlook...
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1973
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Red Buttons stars in this TV comedy drama as Alexander, a retired circus clown. The kids in Alexander's neighborhood love the...
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1973
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In the first half of The Waltons' two-part Season One finale (originally telecast as a single two-hour episode), Mary Ellen...
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1973
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John Ritter makes his first appearance as Matthew Fordwick, the new minister on Walton's Mountain. No sooner has the sober,...
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1972
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In this pivotal episode, budding writer John-Boy (Richard Thomas) is encouraged by his teacher Miss Hunter...
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1972
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The Baldwin sisters are once again visited by one of their less reputable relatives. This time, their guest is cousin Homer...
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1972
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Stuart Margolin appears in this episode as poetry-spouting motorcyclist Snake, a role created in the second-season episode "A...
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1972
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The fourteenth and final season of Bonanza began on September 12, 1972 with a special two-hour episode. As originally written...
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1972
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Virtually everyone on Walton's Mountain is profoundly affected when a meteorite falls through the Baldwin sisters' roof....
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1972
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13-year-old Robert Mueller (Mark Gruner) is obsessed with guns and has a morbid fascination with death. He is also deeply...
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1971
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Jerry Paris's Star Spangled Girl (1971), based on Neil Simon's play (a notorious Broadway flop), never made much of an...
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1971
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Steve Ihnat guest-stars as a self-proclaimed journalist named Gans, who shows up with his entourage in Virginia City to cover...
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1971
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This evening's case log includes a family of grifters who have been cheating elderly residents out of their money with a...
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1971
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White students are bussed into an all black school in this powerful drama. Quincy Davis (Calvin Lockhart) is the dedicated...
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1970
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Newly appointed as president of the Hooterville school board, Oliver (Eddie Albert) must deal with a fervent campaign,...
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Mrs. Maxwell
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1970
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While Sheriff Coffee testifies at a trial in San Francisco, Hoss Cartwright serves as temporary sheriff of Virginia City....
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1969
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When an aging philanthropist falls on hard times, her butler starts to rob the rich so that she can keep on giving to the...
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1967
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Perry Mason's one-and-only color episode is a loose adaptation of Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist. The "Fagin" character is...
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1966
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Dr. Victor Frankenstein IV (John Abbott), a descendant of the scientist who "created" Herman Munster, has in his possession a...
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1966
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The British title of Billy Wilder's classic comedy was Meet Whiplash Willie -- for, despite Jack Lemmon's star billing, the...
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1966
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An unusually long pre-credits sequence establishes the roots of faded Southern belle Charlotte's (Bette Davis) insanity;...
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1965
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Although John (Guy Williams) has warned his son Will (Bill Mumy) to stay away from the matter-transfer "maser beam" left...
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1965
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Disgraced Army officer Jason McCord (Chuck Connors) crosses the path of another outcast in the form of saloon...
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1965
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Scolded by Herman (Fred Gwynne) for tracking mud into the house, the Munsters' fire-breathing pet dragon Spot runs away from...
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1965
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In The Hallelujah Trail, Lee Remick plays temperance leader Cora Templeton Massingale, who is determined to halt a shipment...
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1965
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Now calling himself "Bill Martin", Kimble (David Janssen) arrives in a town where several women have fallen victim to a...
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1964
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With the help of numerous never-fail omens, not to mention her pet beetle, Granny has predicted that it is going to rain....
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1964
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Adapted by Rod Serling from the best-selling novel by Fletcher Knebel and Charles Waldo Bailey II, Seven Days in May was...
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1964
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1964
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A haunting folk song written by Van Cleave serves as a framing device for this macabre hour-long Twilight Zone episode....
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1963
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Parley Baer makes his first series appearance as Roy Stoner, the new mayor of Mayberry. A man who runs his administration...
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1962
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An unusually tense and intelligent political thriller, The Manchurian Candidate was a film far ahead of its time. Its themes...
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1962
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Unlike his fellow mobsters, Vincent Tunis (Joseph Sirola) can boast of an excellent education and a superbly analystical...
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1962
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The Young Savages is what used to be called a "thinking man's picture" about a potentially lurid subject: urban juvenile...
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1961
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Scott Harper (Ron Foster) is frustrated and angry as a police detective because he keeps getting passed over for a promotion...
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1960
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A small western town in the 1880s has been beset by a series of mysterious deaths, mostly involving young women, with no...
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1959
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Once again, Friday (Jack Webb) and Smith (Ben Alexander) must stop a violent teenage gang war before hostilities have a...
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1958
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F. Scott Fitzgerald's short story "Winter Dreams" is brought to life in this 1957 Playhouse 90 presentation. John Cassavetes...
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1957
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Upon finding out that her son was killed and buried in an unmarked grave on Boot Hill, Mrs. Randolph (Helen Kleeb) shifts her...
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1956
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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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A Day Of Fury stars Jock Mahoney as town marshal Alan Burnett, whose life is saved by a stranger he meets on the trail. His...
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1956
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1956
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With her husband, Ricky (Desi Arnaz), between pictures, Lucy (Lucille Ball) disguises herself as Ricky's high-pressure agent...
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Miss Klein
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1955
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This second film version of Lloyd C. Douglas' spiritual novel Magnificent Obsession is in its own way as successful as the...
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1954
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The witness of the title is Barbara Stanwyck, who insists she's seen a man strangling a girl in the apartment across the...
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1954
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Rookie officer Russell Clark (Todd Karns) is accused of robbing and assaulting a drunken man at a prizefight arena. The...
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1953
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An unidentified woman has been found strangled to death in a hotel room. The only clue to go on is the obvious that that the...
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1953
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Kansas City Confidential, Phil Karlson's low (low) budget, B-grade film noir, opens on a Kansas City armored-car robbery...
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1952
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In a curious "stolen identity" episode (based on a Dragnet radio program first heard on July 7, 1951), Friday (Jack Webb)...
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1952
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Sgt. Friday (Jack Webb) is invited to deliver a speech before a high school assembly, detailing the pitfalls of drug...
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1952
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Working undercover, Friday (Jack Webb) poses as a hit man, hired by Charles Stone (Vic Perrin) to kill Stone's wife (Helen...
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1952
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In this melodrama, a devoted father begins feeling unappreciated at home and so embarks upon a clandestine friendship with a...
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1934
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