A retired showman and twenty-five year divorcee connects with the granddaughter he never knew in this warmhearted holiday...
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2007
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2003
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A small town baseball announcer embarks on the journey of a lifetime after facing the prospect of being placed in a...
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2001
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Crabby Clarence normally is not a generous person, but the apple lady and the ghost of George Washington convince him...
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1995
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Bolo Yeung heads the rather intimidating cast of Fearless Tiger. The plot is a mixture as before: Kung-fu masters and...
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1993
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In this martial arts actioner, a skilled fighter teams up with his master to exact vengeance upon members of the Hong Kong...
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1990
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A sheriff struggles vainly to keep the annual Cannonball Run cross-country race from taking place in this comedy. ~ Sandra...
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1989
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1988
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This in-name-only sequel to the mediocre H.P. Lovecraft adaptation The Curse is a slight improvement on its predecessor,...
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Harry Morton
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1988
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During a political fundraiser in San Francisco, a necklace is stolen (apparently) and a man murdered (positively!) The dead...
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1988
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In this detective drama, a private gumshoe takes so many little cases that he can barely afford to support his wife and...
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1988
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Crummy Fred
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1987
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Bob Hope makes his first starring film appearance in 14 years in this made-for-TV movie. Hope stars as a seedy private eye,...
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1986
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In this youthful film, to juvenile delinquents must spend a year in a military academy. They immediately begin driving their...
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1986
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1984
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1984
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Margaret (Loretta Swit) has a new phonograph but no records. Charles (David Ogden Stiers) has a huge record collection, but a...
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Director
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1983
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As the 11th season of M*A*S*H* got under way in the fall of 1982, everyone involved with the series knew it would be their...
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1982
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Burt Reynolds and director Hal Needham team up for the fourth time, this time bringing an all-star cast of characters on a...
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1981
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Mary Beth Allen (Barbara Eden), the widow of a member of the long-defunct Eagle Rock Rebels motorcycle gang, supports herself...
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1981
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Its ninth season shortened to a mere 20 episodes thanks to a Hollywood writers' strike, M*A*S*H returned to a full 24-episode...
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1981
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After a late start thanks to a Hollywood writer's strike, M*A*S*H launched its ninth season on November 17, 1980. With the...
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1980
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Producer Aaron Spelling's made-for-TV Murder Can Hurt You is an unsubtle take-off of Neil Simon's theatrical feature...
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1980
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During the 1970s, the Gong Show was a game/talent show phenomenon. With equal measures of parody, camp and pure lowest-common...
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1980
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1979
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Season eight of M*A*S*H was marked by the last of the series' major regular-cast defections. As the quietly resourceful and...
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1979
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Now in its seventh season on the air, the irreverent military comedy series M*A*S*H continued to roll along like a well-oiled...
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1978
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Season six of M*A*S*H was noteworthy for yet another defection from its regular-cast ranks. Long dissatisfied with the...
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1977
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Although M*A*S*H entered its fifth season with the cast from season four intact--including relative newcomers Mike Farrell as...
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1976
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Everybody knew that Maclean Stevenson would not return to M*A*S*H when the series inaugurated its fourth season in the fall...
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1975
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With an ever-increasing viewership and three Emmy awards to its credit, M*A*S*H had no trouble easing into a third successful...
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1974
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1973
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Heavy Traffic represents a follow-up to animator Ralph Bakshi's first feature film, Fritz the Cat (1972). The central...
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1973
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John Saxon and Joseph Cotten head the guest cast in this episode, wherein homicide detectives Stone (Karl Malden) and Keller...
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1973
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The Arnold of Arnold, like the Harry of The Trouble With Harry, is stone cold dead from the outset of this film. That doesn't...
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1973
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The Rampart staff is at loss to explain the dangerously erratic behavior of brilliant physician Dr. Varner (Alicia Bond). At...
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1972
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Once again cooking up a fund-raising scheme for San Tanco, Sr. Bertrille wants to use the convent's kitchen facilities-plus a...
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1969
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Every sitcom of the late 1960s had at least one "hippie" episode, and Family Affair was no exception. Encountering several...
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1969
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A young widow with three children and a sheepdog marries a widowed man with a young daughter and a French poodle in this...
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1968
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Michael Constantine guest-stars as Juan, a compulsive-and monumentally unlucky-gambler. A sudden upsurge in his fortunes...
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1968
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Harry Lucas (Jim Hutton) is a U.S. Mint employee who scrambles to recover $50,000 he accidentally destroyed in this...
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1967
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In this musical farce, a dim-witted fellow finally gets his chance to become a secret agent like his brother when the former...
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1966
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To prevent his sweetheart in Pasaic, New Jersey from marrying a horse-car conductor, Agarn (Larry Storch) sends the girl a...
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1966
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Told via flashback by a saloon keeper to a census taker in a tiny Texas town, this brutal, adult-oriented western offers the...
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1966
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Vito Scotti, Jamie Farr, Francesca Bellini, and Argentina Brunetti guest-star as a band of gypsies who bring their caravan...
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1966
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Contacting the dreaded Martian "Virus M", Tim (Bill Bixby) develops red stripes on his face. Will Detective Brennan (Alan...
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1966
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This time out, Mr. Mooney (Gale Gordon) is vacationing at a dude ranch. On a mission from the bank, Lucy (Lucille Ball) shows...
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Vince
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1966
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With the departure of the company cook, O'Rourke (Forrest Tucker) orders Agarn (Larry Storch) to don chef's hat and dish up...
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1966
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Tony (Larry Hagman) is startled when Jeannie (Barbara Eden) starts fading away before his eyes. It seems that it is the...
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1966
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To study the aging process of humans, Martin (Ray Walston) pushes his own age forward fron 450 to 850 years--thereby making...
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1965
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Filmmaker George Stevens chose Monument Valley, Utah for his exterior sequences in The Greatest Story Ever Told, this ($20...
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1965
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Alien invaders kidnap everyone's favorite right jolly old elf in this low-budget mixture of children's comedy and sci-fi...
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1964
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On the night that his son Richie (Larry Mathews) is to make his acting debut as a singing bunny in a school play, Rob...
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Charley
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1961
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Charlie
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1961
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Upset by the boy's club camaraderie of the "Alan Brady Show" writing staff, Laura (Mary Tyler Moore) insists that Rob...
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Charlie
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1961
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When one of the "Alan Brady Show" dancers falls ill, it is suggested that Rob's wife Laura (Mary Tyler Moore), a former USO...
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Charlie
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1961
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Mac Hyman's hilarious barracks novel No Time for Sergeants was adapted for TV by Ira Levin in 1955, with newcomer...
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1958
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Set in the American West after the Civil War, this drama is the pull-no-punches story of a lethal family feud. Colt Saunders...
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1957
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In this gritty urban drama, war veteran Richard Dadier (Glenn Ford) wants to begin his career as a teacher and is given an...
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1955
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