Brought together by a curious twist of fate on a dusty California road, a wandering vintner and a struggling winemaker find...
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2008
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Based on the actual events of one of the most horrific cases of child abuse ever to be documented, this haunting drama tells...
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Norm Glazer
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2002
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2002
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With the New Year approaching, Chandler (Matthew Perry) resolves to abstain from poking fun at his friends for a whole week;...
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1999
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After Murphy (Candice Bergen) generously arranges a reunion between her cancer support-group friend Lisa (Tracy Nelson) and...
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1998
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Little League player Cameron Mancuso (Brendon Ryan Barrett) is saddled with an overbearing, "win at all cost" father named...
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1998
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Returning from Europe, abrasive talk-show host Jerry Gold (Jay Thomas) wants to reconnect with his ex-lover Murphy (Candice...
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1998
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A still-groggy Murphy (Candice Bergen) has trouble getting her act together after cancer surgery, so Corky (Faith Ford)...
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1997
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When she is nominated for a Lifetime Achievement Award at the annual Humboldt ceremony, Murphy (Candice Bergen) cannot help...
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1997
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Murphy (Candice Bergen) can't bring herself to tell her son Avery about her cancer surgery--nor, for that matter, has she...
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1997
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In a spoof of a famous David Brinkley moment, Murphy (Candice Bergen) makes a disparaging remark about President Clinton...
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1997
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While preparing an expose of the CIA, Murphy (Candice Bergen) relies upon an unidentified source known only as The Jackal....
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1997
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The newly unattached Jim (Charles Kimbrough) looks forward to escorting the Raven-Haired Receptionist (Mary-Margaret Humes)...
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1997
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Joanna Gleason guest stars as Athena Gillington, a prominent Washington hostess with whom Murphy (Candice Bergen) has been...
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1997
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The tenth and final season of Murphy Brown resolves the previous season's cliffhanger finale, as TV reporter Murphy Brown...
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Frank Fontana
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1997
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Murphy (Candice Bergen) decides to convert part of her townhouse bedroom into an office--a move that not only proves to be an...
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1996
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Because of Kay's new restrictive office rules, Corky (Faith Ford) is unable to visit her husband Miles in New York. Hoping to...
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1996
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The annual party held by Jim and Doris Dial (Charles Kimbrough and Janet Carroll) has for many years been unchallenged in the...
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1996
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Frustrated that the "FYI" team openly mocks new anchorman Miller Redfield (Christopher Rich) on the air, Miles (Grant Shaud)...
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1996
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Hoping to get Kay (Lily Tomlin) off her back, Murphy (Candice Bergen) arranges for Kay to produce an afternoon talk...
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1996
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Appropo to the episode's title, Jean Stapleton guest stars as Miles' grandmother Nana Silverberg. The old dear is in...
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1996
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Frank Fontana
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1996
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The Washington press corps' annual "Press Capades" show is rapidly approaching, and Murphy (Candice Bergen) is eagerly...
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1996
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It's Murphy Brown (Candice Bergen) vs. Miller Redfield (Christopher Rich) when both of them want to land a highly coveted...
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1996
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When the "FYI" studio is decimated by a truck (you had to be there!), the news team heads en masse to Murphy's alma mater,...
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1995
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Frank Fontana
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1995
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In this dark thriller set in Las Vegas, a sexy female cop, Rita Cates, begins looking into the brutal murders of two women...
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1995
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It is bad enough when the insufferable Miller Stanfield (Christopher Rich) wins the Humboldt Award for a story which the...
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1995
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In this drama, a teenaged girl and her boyfriend fight back after they are accused of murdering the girl's overbearing, but...
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1994
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Few other TV sitcoms could boast Murphy Brown's distinction of opening its seventh season with an episode guest-starring both...
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Frank Fontana
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1994
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In his ongoing crusade to make sweeping changes at "FYI", hotshot network executive Mitchell Baldwin (Julius Carry) decides...
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1993
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Find out how celebrity parties and dinners differ from those attended by most people. Hosts Bernard Erpicum of Spago and...
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1993
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Season six of Murphy Brown gets under way with the first appearance of Scott Bakula as Peter Hunt, a dashing and rather...
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Frank Fontana
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1993
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Frank Fontana
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1992
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Frank Fontana
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1991
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In this made-for-television drama a female writer of popular thrillers decides that it is time to kill off one of her...
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1991
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Based on fact, this TV drama details the life of New York property magnate, Leona Helmsley, her personal ups and downs and...
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1990
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Frank Fontana
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1990
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In this episode of the long-running courtroom drama, Matlock must prove that he is not responsible for murdering a Los...
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1990
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Just when you thought it was safe to go into the water again, along came the "retro" TV movie The Love Boat: A Valentine...
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Tony
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1990
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Frank Fontana
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1989
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In this crime drama, a NYPD detective looks into the deaths of several policewomen and discovers that she is to be the...
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1989
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Making its first appearance on November 14, 1988, the long-running, Emmy-winning CBS sitcom Murphy Brown starred...
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Frank Fontana
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1988
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Cop Killers was one of five Police Story specials, telecast in the fall of 1988. These "new" 2-hour specials were actually...
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1988
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Fresh from a stay at the Betty Ford Clinic, hard-driving (but no longer hard-drinking) TV personality Murphy Brown...
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Frank Fontana
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1988
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In the concluding half of Magnum, P.I.'s final episode, Magnum (Tom Selleck) wrestles with the prospect of returning to...
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1988
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An impoverished adolescent outcast becomes a deadly, vengeful killer against his tormentors after he finds a super-secret...
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1988
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Magnum, P.I. wraps up its eight-year run with a two-part final episode (originally telecast in a single two-hour timeslot)....
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1988
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A Massachusetts nurse (Patty Duke) is accused of exercising Fatal Judgment in this made-for-TV movie. While tending a...
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1988
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This is a Whodunit-type film, where someone is using a nasty pair of scissors to play a one-by-one elimination game with a...
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1988
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Adapted from Mario Puzo's novel, The Sicilian is an attempt to chronicle the life and times of Mafia leader, patriot and...
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1987
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1987
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A former FBI agent is recruited to root out the gangsters who killed a fellow agent's son in this Arnold Schwarzenegger...
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1986
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While Harry (Harry Anderson) takes a night off, his duties are assumed by Judge Watson (Jeff Altman), with whom Dan (John...
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1986
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The word for That Secret Sunday would seem to be "irresponsible." Two party girls are horribly murdered, and the police...
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1986
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1985
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Love Lives On is the apotheosis of all made-for-TV "problem" films. The focus is on 15-year-old Susan Wallace (Mary Stuart...
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1985
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After thirteen years away from home, Magnum (Tom Selleck) returns to Tidewater, Virginia, to attend the funeral of his...
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1985
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This feature-length story about the heist of $10 million in Nazi diamonds primarily rides on star Tom Selleck's popularity as...
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Breeze
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1984
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This minor made-for-TV effort from horror auteur Wes Craven is one of the oddest attempts at seriously blending supernatural...
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1984
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This sci-fi police drama is an episode from the short-lived television series and follows the exploits of a black-clad G-man...
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1984
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1983
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Fed up with watching vicious criminals walk on technicalities and loopholes, judge Michael Douglas accepts his older...
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1983
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Clint Eastwood put his tough-guy image on hold for this personal project, which follows a musician taking one final chance at...
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1982
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Tony Bill directed this sentimental weepie starring Dudley Moore as California politician Patrick Dalton. When Nicole...
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1982
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Costa-Gavras's tense political drama opens in an unspecified South American country (though clearly intended to be Chile) in...
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1982
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This superior ABC Theatre of the Month presentation is not so much about the reasons for divorce as it is about the tensions...
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1982
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This is an unusual entry in the knights-in-armor genre. Set in medieval England, the film follows the exploits of a young...
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1982
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Marred by prejudice and derogatory stereoptypes of gays and Hispanics, this subpar drama by Ken Annakin does not treat women...
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1980
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When Dr. Peter Fales's (Klaus Kinski) patients start getting annhilated by an unknown serial killer, he and his daughter...
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1980
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Marsha Mason is known as "The Goodbye Girl" because of all the live-in boyfriends who have said ta-ta to her in the past few...
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1977
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