Clifford the Big Red Dog finally arrives on the big screen in the animated adventure Clifford's Really Big Movie, directed by...
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Clifford
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2004
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The Christmas season just got a lot less joyous in this very dark comedy. Willie T. Stokes (Billy Bob Thornton) is a con man...
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2003
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Interviewee
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2003
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Paul Hennessy
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2003
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The brain-child of director and executive producer Straw Weisman, Man of the Year is billed as a...
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Co-producer
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2003
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When Jill (Janeane Garofalo), the sister of reformed womanizer and former high-profile fashion photographer Jack...
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Eli
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2003
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Most 15-year-old boys are obsessed with the opposite sex, but this may be the only area in which Oscar Grubman (Aaron...
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Stanley Grubman
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2002
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Paul Hennessy
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2002
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2001
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2001
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2001
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2001
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Rue McClanahan stars as Mother Superior in this Nunsense Christmas special, playing the musical nun with a cable access show...
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Narrator
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2001
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In a sterling example of heeding your mother's warning about not talking to strangers, soft-bellied yuppie Tom Williams (John...
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2000
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John Ritter stars in this three-part horror anthology as Bob Carter, a real estate salesman trying to sell a home to a pair...
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Bob Carter
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2000
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Leslie Jordan writes and stars in this autobiographical account of being gay and drug-addled in 1970s Atlanta. The film opens...
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2000
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Clifford
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2000
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A middle-aged man finds love in the last place he was looking -- his psychiatrist's waiting room -- in this dark comedy...
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Josh Parks
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2000
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On the eve of the "Civil Rights Day" celebration in Aynesville, Illinois, Monica (Roma Downey) stumbles across the dead body...
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1999
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Can a man who doesn't believe in miracles possess the power to heal? This is the question posed to the protagonist -- and the...
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Joe Cass
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1999
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When years of medical treatment fail to offer any concrete reasons for her struggle to survive, a sickly woman finds that her...
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1999
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Donald Bridges
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1999
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This horror film, directed by Ronnie Yu, marked a return (after an eight-year lapse) of Chucky and the Child's Play series...
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Chief Warren Kincaid
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1998
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Fed up with her dissatisfying marriage, a woman joins a support group dedicated to the purpose of helping wives kill their...
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1998
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In this taut thriller, a determined defense attorney (Melanie Griffith) launches an investigation to prove her latest client,...
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1998
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Burned-out, boozing crime novelist Bruce Simon Barker (John Ritter) emerges from his doldrums long enough to involve himself...
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Bruce Simon Barker
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1998
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1998
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Aris Iliopulos directed this campy comedy utilizing schlock filmmaker Ed Wood's last unproduced screenplay. Stock footage and...
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1998
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Can a severe back injury bring two lonely people together? Tom (John Ritter) is a respected journalist who makes the serious...
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1998
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Dr. Wexler
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1998
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When kidnappers murder his wife, business tycoon Jonas Ambler vows to get revenge. He then hires a soldier-of-fortune to...
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1997
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1997
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1997
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1997
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In this satirical "inside" look at the world of TV scripters, agent Danny (Tom Arnold) gives a 22-episode assignment to...
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Hank
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1997
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This fact-based TV movie stars John Ritter as Ed Chandler, whose life is torn asunder when his daughter Missy (Anna Chlumsky)...
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1997
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John Ritter brilliantly breaks loose from his lovable "Jack Tripper" characterization in the role of the seriously disturbed...
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1996
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On the eve of his 20th anniversary as a teacher, Mike O'Connor (John Ritter) feels only a sense of profound disillusionment,...
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1996
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Sling Blade marked the directorial debut of country singer turned actor Billy Bob Thornton, who also authored the script...
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Vaughan Cunningham
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1996
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John Ritter, real-life husband of Wings costar Amy Yasbeck, guests in this episode as Stuart Davenport, the "perfect" husband...
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1996
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Andy Griffith shed a bit of his nice-guy image in this made-for-TV movie, in which he plays Jack McGruder, the elderly father...
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Clarke MacGruder
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1995
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Entranced by his boss's persuasive vision of a suburban community that is completely safeguarded from the world's ugly...
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1995
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A boy divorces his parents in this comic fantasy for the family. North (Elijah Wood) is the sort of kid most parents dream of...
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1994
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Season three of Hearts Afire finds conservative political functionary John Hartman (John Ritter) still living in his hometown...
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John Hartman
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1994
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Larry (Garry Shandling) was already skating on thin ice with the network following his departure from the show, and now the...
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1994
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As indicated by its title, this made-for-TV weeper was inspired by one of author Danielle Steel's innumerable best-sellers....
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1993
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In this suspenseful drama, an woman unwittingly endangers her ex-husband's life after she becomes involved with a sociopath....
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Jeremy Carlisle
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1993
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Having given in to network pressure by having the two hot-to-trot leading characters of the CBS sitcom Hearts Afire...
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John Hartman
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1993
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There's certainly no shortage of behind-the-scenes conflict when it comes to television, and this episode of HBO's Emmy...
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1993
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Made for television, Prison for Children is set in a brutal boys' reformatory. New superintendent John Ritter tries to...
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1993
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John Ritter and Pam Dawber star as Roy and Helen Knable, a suburban American couple having marital problems. Roy has become a...
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Roy Knable
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1992
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1992
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How does a pine tree manage to stay green all year and who thought up the idea of using a tree to celebrate Christmas? The...
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1992
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A man violates his premarital agreement when he leaves his newly pregnant TV-news producer wife. ~ Rovi...
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1992
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Season one of Hearts Afire takes place in Washington D.C., where transplanted Southerner John Hartman (John Ritter) has...
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John Hartman
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1992
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Just when you thought it was safe to go back to the adoption agency, along comes this sequel to the 1990 comedy hit...
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Ben Healy
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1991
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Paul
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1991
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John Ritter and his future wife Amy Yasbeck show up in this episode as high school coach Ray Evans and his pregnant spouse...
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1991
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An adoptive parent discovers that some children are given up by their biological parents for very good reasons in this dark...
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Ben Healy
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1990
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Originally titled Stephen King's It, this two-part TV movie first aired on November 18 and 20, 1990. The story starts in...
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Ben Hanscom
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1990
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1990
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This medical instructional video is produced by the American Red Cross. Taking the viewer first through a twenty-question...
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1990
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L. Frank Baum
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1990
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Zach Hutton
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1989
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My Brother's Wife was adapted from A. R. Gurney's off-Broadway play The Middle Ages, but if you dig back a little you'll find...
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Barney
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1989
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A prim and proper housewife from Beverly Hills sets off with a Hollywood prostitute to nab the party responsible for...
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1988
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A CIA agent recruits a meek family man for a secret mission involving interstellar communication and copious violence in this...
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Bob Wilson
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1987
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John Ritter stars in this made-for-television comedy as a lonely philanderer who falls in love with a one-night-stand...
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Phillip
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1986
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Based on several actual case histories, Unnatural Causes stars John Ritter as a Vietnam veteran dying of Agent Orange...
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1986
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Letting Go stars John Ritter as a widower and Sharon Gless as a lonely unmarried woman. They meet during a group-therapy...
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1985
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Strong Kids, Safe Kids is an educational general interest video that teaches children and their parents important safety...
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1984
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Danny Loeb
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1984
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The eighth and final season of Three's Company finds most of the cast intact (though it's not entirely the original line-up):...
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Jack Tripper
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1983
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In this made-for-TV comedy an unemployed stand-up comedian is tossed out by his girl friend and so gets a job driving a...
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1983
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Jack Bender directed this made-for-TV romance about an attorney (John Ritter) who falls for his firm's latest hire, a woman...
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1982
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After all the backstage intrigues and cast changes that had weighed down the previous two seasons of Three's Company, the...
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Jack Tripper
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1982
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The made-for-television Pray TV was the subject for hot debate long before its February 1, 1982 debut. This even-handed...
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Tom McPherson
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1982
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This animated fantasy film, from the creators of The Last Unicorn, unfolds in an age when magic and science coexist uneasily,...
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1982
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Peter Bogdanovich wrote and directed this quirky romantic comedy that was shelved by Twentieth Century-Fox for a year, until...
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1981
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Jack Tripper
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1981
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Made for television, a former professional baseball player (John Ritter) coaches a team of misfits to the little-league...
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1980
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A broadly farcical comedy that attempts to ape the wickedly funny, Bible-spoofing humor of the previous year's...
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1980
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In this variety show featuring Three's Company star John Ritter, an all-star cast including Joyce DeWitt, Suzanne Somers,...
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1980
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Although Three's Company was still one of America's most popular sitcoms during its fifth season, there was little reason to...
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Jack Tripper
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1980
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John Ritter plays an unsuccessful actor who takes a job posing as comic-book hero Captain Avenger at comics stores and...
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Steve Nichols
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1980
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TV's second most popular series, and its single most popular sitcom, Three's Company returned in 1979 for its fourth...
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Jack Tripper
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1979
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In the future (the distant year of 1997), the United States of America is in crisis. The oil shortage has grown to epic...
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1979
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As the third most popular program on network television, Three's Company entered its third season on ABC with the greatest of...
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Jack Tripper
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1978
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At the height of his Three's Company popularity, John Ritter accepted an intensely dramatic role in the made-for-TV Leave...
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1978
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Breaking up is hard to do as this drama makes painfully clear. The story is set in Hollywood and examines the impending...
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1978
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Based on the British sitcom Man About the House, Three's Company was given a six-week trial run on ABC's Thursday-night...
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Jack Tripper
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1977
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Having quickly climbed to 11th place during its six-week tryout in the spring of 1977, Three's Company was assured a...
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Jack Tripper
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1977
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Hoping to get out of her rut, Olivia (Michael Learned) allows Corabeth (Ronnie Claire Edwards) to give her a brand-new...
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1976
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Hoping to alert the people of Walton's Mountain of the threat of Nazism, John-Boy prints excerpts from Adolf Hitler's Mein...
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1976
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Peter Bogdanovich's early career as a film writer stood him in good stead for this comedy drama about the early days of the...
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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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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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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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Newly married to Dr. Curt Willard (Tom Bower), Mary Ellen (Judy Norton-Taylor) begins to doubt that she is worthy of her...
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1976
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A heavy snowstorm may prevent the Walton family from gathering on the Mountain for Christmas Eve. No one is more upset by...
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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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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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The Night That Panicked America is centered around Orson Welles' notorious "War of the Worlds" broadcast of October 30, 1938....
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1975
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Assigned to escort visiting poet Madeline Bennett (Laura Campbell) during her visit to Boatwright University, John-Boy...
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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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This time, Stone (Michael Douglas) and Keller (Michael Douglas) comes up against a ruthless international executive...
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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 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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Light-years removed from his comic escapades on Three's Company, John Ritter delivers a topnotch dramatic performance as...
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1974
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Howard is worried that his son, Howie, will not accept Ellen as his new mother. In his usual bumbling fashion, Howard does a...
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1974
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Grandma Walton (Ellen Corby) is pleasantly surprised when she receives a huge bequest--a whole $250!--from a casual...
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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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The John Gardner novel A Complete State of Death became this bloody crime flick that united frequent action genre...
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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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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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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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John-Boy (Richard Thomas) develops a crush on his teacher Miss Hunter (Mariclare Costello), whom he regards as his literary...
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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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This crime thriller with occult overtones puts a spine-tingling twist on the Jungian psychological notion of "the shadow." In...
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1972
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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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Overlooked when it first aired February 18, 1972, the made-for-TV Evil Roy Slade has gained a loyal and protective cult...
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Minister
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1971
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At last the secret has been revealed! Prime-time network programming is determined by a chimpanzee! That's the premise of...
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1971
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The Old West is just not the same, what with so few cattle being run, and law-abiding folk running around like they own...
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1971
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