In 1846, a group of over eighty Westward-bound pioneers were headed to the coast of California from Illinois, which had...
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1992
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When young Nicky Guzman (Enrique Monez) is accused of killing a drug dealer, public sympathy is very much on his side. This...
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1991
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The Road Raiders was not, as might be expected, an American rip-off of The Road Warrior. It is instead a made-for-TV combat...
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1989
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In this convoluted drama, a CIA agent is finally released after spending the past thirteen years imprisoned in the Soviet...
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Arthur Dante
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1989
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In this western, a senator from New Mexico, who was once a marshal, heads for London to find the one who killed his niece, a...
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1989
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Retired police lieutenant Barney Kale (Pat Hingle) insists upon reopening a 10-year-old murder case which he had never been...
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1986
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In the final first-season episode of Murder She Wrote, Jessica (Angela Lansbury) travels to Wyoming to attend the funeral of...
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1985
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In this comedy, a suspicious fire brings two disparate detectives together. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi...
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1982
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New York District Attorney
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1982
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Linda Purl stars as Nellie Bly, famed 19th century female journalist, in this "Classics Illustrated" TV movie. A tireless...
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Boss James J. Palmer
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1981
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In this romantic made-for-television comedy, a womanizing, handsome gambler tangles with the feisty female owner of a large...
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1980
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This box-office bomb is about some schemers' hell-bent efforts to raise the fated vessel from its murky grave when they...
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1980
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Bess Armstrong is the anguished heroine of the made-for-TV Walking Through the Fire. A normal, healthy housewife and mother,...
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1980
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Actor Sam Wanamaker directed this made-for-television drama about an abduction with a twist. When a disabled news vendor...
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1980
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The 1980 Winter Olympics at Lake Placid provides the setting for this drama that centers on a man's mid-life crisis. While...
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1980
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1978
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Michael Landon wrote and directed this pilot film about a writer who is framed for murdering a politician's son; after...
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1978
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The inaugural presentation of the syndicated "Operation Prime Time" anthology, the three-part, six-hour miniseries Testimony...
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1977
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For its seventh and final season on the air, McCloud was cut back from 120 to 90 minutes per episode, as were the other...
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Chief Peter Clifford
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1976
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Season six of McCloud finds the venerable series still a component of the weekly NBC Sunday Mystery Movie anthology,...
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Chief Peter Clifford
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1975
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McCloud enters its fifth season as a stalwart component of the weekly anthology The NBC Sunday Mystery Movie, this year...
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Chief Peter Clifford
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1974
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1973
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The 90-minute crime series McCloud remained a component of The NBC Sunday Mystery Movie as it entered its fourth season,...
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Chief Peter Clifford
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1973
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Season three of McCloud finds the 90-minute series securely installed as one of the four rotating components of The NBC...
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Chief Peter Clifford
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1972
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In Lawman, Burt Lancaster is Jered Maddox, a dedicated marshal with an inflexible adherence to upholding the law at all...
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1971
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Ernest Borgnine plays alcoholic vagabond Sam Hill in this pilot film for a potential western detective series. Sam Hill is...
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1971
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This comedy murder mystery and pilot for a series that never materialized, has Ernest Borgnine as western sheriff Sam Hill,...
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1971
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William Conrad stars as corpulent private eye Frank Cannon in this 2-hour pilot for the subsequent Cannon series. He responds...
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1971
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For its second season on the air, McCloud expanded from 60 to 90 minutes per episode, and joined Columbo and...
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Chief Peter Clifford
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1971
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The FBI is summoned to a ranching community to investigate a possible Civil Rights violation. Sheriff William Temple (James...
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1970
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Ossie Davis makes his directorial debut a smashing success in the trend-setting action crime comedy Cotton Comes To Harlem....
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1970
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Introduced as a two-hour TV movie special in February of 1970, McCloud became a regular series in September of that year,...
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Chief Peter Clifford
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1970
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1969
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The Civil War is over, but mine owner Sam Masters (John Anderson) will never be able to forget his tenure as commander of a...
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Col. Hudson
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1969
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Colonel Greg Brandon (Christopher George) is the commander of a B-17 fighter unit. His plan to send 1000 planes to bomb a...
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Gen. Cotten Palmer
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1969
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1969
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Jim Killian (Glenn Ford) is a reformed gunslinger who takes a job as a local preacher in Vinagaroon, Arizona. He arrives...
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1969
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Future film director Ron Howard is cast as 14-year-old Jess Orkin, who runs away from home after mistakenly believing that he...
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1968
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Asylum for a Spy stars Robert Stack as a CIA agent who becomes an alcoholic, believing himself responsible for the death of...
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1967
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Paul Newman was nominated for an Oscar and George Kennedy received one for his work in this allegorical prison drama. Luke...
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Society Red
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1967
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Eastern European movie mogul Miklos Klaar (J.D. Cannon) plans to combine genuine American newsreel footage with faked...
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1967
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1967
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While pulling off an art heist, Robert Dewey (J.D. Cannon) is forced to knock out a museum executive. Convinced he has killed...
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1967
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In the conclusion of The Fugitive's celebrated series finale, wrongly convicted murderer Richard Kimble has been arrested by...
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1967
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Roy Thinnes was the star of this 1967-1968 science fiction series, about an Earth poised on the brink of alien takeover. ~...
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1967
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Scheduled to go on trial for fraud, Mark Tabor (J.D. Cannon) jumps bail, feigns a nervous breakdown, and takes refuge in a...
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1966
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1966
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Lisa Brisson (Patricia Barry) is determined to get three-fourths of her husband Joe's (J.D. Cannon) fortune when she sues him...
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Joe Brisson
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1965
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Command of the Seaview is turned over to the ambitious, publicity-seeking Admiral Falk (J. D. Cannon). His new project is a...
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1965
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Posing as "Jim Owen", fugitive Richard Kimble (David Janssen) has fallen in love with the beautiful but neurotic Laurel...
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1965
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Ordered to London, Lt. Hanley (Rick Jason) finds he has been selected for a dangerous espionage mission in Occupied France....
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1963
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Having been repeatedly denied parole, imprisoned bootlegger Al Remp (J.D. Cannon) faces another setback when he is shunted...
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1963
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In his never-ending efforts to outmaneuver Elliot Ness (Robert Stack), bootlegger Joe Lassiter (J.D. Cannon) commissions...
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1962
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