Roz (Peri Gilpin) cannot help but be amazed how much Frasier (Kelsey Grammer) has in common with his late mother's research...
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Dean of Admissions
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2003
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This true story tells of the loving adoption of a Down Syndrome boy by a volunteer following the decision of the boy's...
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1992
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When the Brazilian rainforest home of young Princess Nisa (Laura Herring) is threatened by greedy American businesses, she...
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1990
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To Heal a Nation is the true story of Jan Scruggs (Eric Roberts), a decorated veteran of the Vietnam War. In 1979, Scruggs,...
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1988
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Figuring that he'll never get a pardon from the mercurial Stockwell (Robert Vaughn), Face (Dirk Benedict) plans to escape...
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1986
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Juvenile actor Henry Thomas, late of E.T., is the star of Cloak and Dagger. Given to telling whoppers, Thomas finds himself...
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1984
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Fans of outrageously bad drive-in fare from New World Pictures will find much to love in this bargain-bin science fiction...
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Dr. Gordon Hauser
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1982
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Quincy (Jack Klugman) races against time to locate and neutralize the mysterious...
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1981
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In the first episode of a two-part story, Quincy (Jack Klugman) and his lady friend Janet (Diana Muldaur) are enjoying a...
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1981
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Purportedly based on a true story, this made-for-TV drama was filmed on location at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada. The...
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1981
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Based on the writings and experiences of "gonzo" journalist Hunter S. Thompson, Where the Buffalo Roam details the adventures...
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1980
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Scared Straight! was a 1978 Oscar-winning documentary about the crime-deterring Juvenile Awareness Program set up by the...
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1980
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Elizabeth Montgomery stars in this made-for-television movie about a liberal reporter whose views are challenged after she...
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1979
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The eternally victimized Elizabeth Montgomery is the star of Act of Violence. She plays a recently divorced newswoman whose...
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1979
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After several weeks of pre-emptions and reruns, Streets of San Francisco returned to the ABC lineup in late April of 1977 for...
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1977
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While heading an anti-obscenity campaign aimed at notorious porno publisher Carlo Dicassa (John Saxon), a prominent priest is...
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1977
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Lawrence Kerwin stars as James Hunter, a gawky Oregon teenager who moves to Boston with his family. Suffering the requisite...
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1977
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Based on the best-selling Vincent Bugliosi book of the same name, Helter Skelter is a made-for-TV account of the...
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1976
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Future Brady Bunch star Robert Reed appears in this episode as Martin Avery, self-proclaimed doctor who treats a fatally...
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1976
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The Queen is a luxury cruise ship, "played" by the Queen Mary in this made-for-TV thriller. The villain has it in for one of...
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1975
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The still-unsolved Black Dahlia murder case, fictionalized in the 1981 theatrical feature True Confessions, is handled on a...
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1975
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A teenage boy battles courageously against brain cancer in this moving made-for-television drama that is based on John...
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1975
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This episode marks the first appearance of Gretchen Corbett as attorney Beth Davenport, erstwhile girlfriend of private eye...
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1974
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This episode, filmed in part at the Hollywood Park racetrack, finds Banacek once again being called in to solve the...
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1974
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Venerable character actor Paul Fix guests in this episode as Wade Tillman, a self-styled septugenarian Robin Hood. Outraged...
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1973
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A 2,000 pound coach vanishes from a secured steel container, and it is up to Banacek to find the bejeweled treasure. ~ Rovi...
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1973
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The Two Million Clams of Cap'n Jack--actually $2 million dollars in engraved stock-certificate plates--are missing. The guard...
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1973
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No Stone Unturned was the second-season opener of the Banacek TV series. George Peppard plays insurance investigator Banacek,...
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1973
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Young singer John Davidson is cast, appropriately enough, as young singer Tory Hughes. When his contract is taken over by a...
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1972
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1969
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Ed (Don Galloway) and fellow police officer Ray Leonard (Linden Chiles) are suspected of killing a dope peddler in cold...
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1969
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The F.B.I. begins its fifth season as Federal Inspector Lew Erskine (Efrem Zimbalist Jr.) persuades former counterespionage...
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1969
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In 1966, producer Frank Price came up with a TV series concept about a group of people lost on an uncharted island who are...
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1969
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In a situation drenched with irony, Inspector Erskine (Efrem Zimbalist Jr.) must prevent the murder of attorney Richard...
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1969
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Going undercover, and armed with plenty of James Bond-like paraphernalia, Erskine (Efrem Zimbalist Jr.) investigates an...
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1968
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There may be blood in the streets when the chief of staff of the "Second Force", a paramilitary vigilante group ostensibly...
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1968
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When wealthy landowner John Sullivan, Sr. Arch Johnson and his airplane pilot are reported missing in Brazil, Sullivan's...
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Patrick Sullivan
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1967
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In the series' first and only "sequel" episode, Eileen Heckert returns as free-spirited nun Sister Veronica, a character...
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1967
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The beauty of classical music confronts the ugliness and treachery of war in this unusual drama. Lionel Evans...
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1967
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In this spaghetti western, an undercover gunslinger accidently gets caught in a feud between two families. One of them...
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1966
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In this western, set at the end of the Civil War, a group of rebels steal a million bucks from a Union shipment, and stash...
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Dr. Hanneford
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1966
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Dean Martin stars as an amiable gunrunner in the tongue-in-cheek western Texas Across the River. Martin teams up with...
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1966
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Turncoat scientist Lawrence Underwood (Linden Chiles) manages to steal some top-secret documents from an atomic lab in Idaho....
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1966
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This soapy melodrama based on the novel by John O'Hara earned an Academy Award nomination for Best Costume Design....
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1965
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Accused by Vera Wynne (Jeanne Bal) of embezzling $200,000 from the So-Cal Investment Company, executive Clyde Darrell (Linden...
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1965
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The debut episode of the mirthfully macabre sitcom The Munsters begins as Marilyn, the "normal" member of the monstrous...
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1964
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This is the last of four consecutive episodes in which Perry Mason appears only briefly, while a "guest" lawyer handles the...
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1963
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Uncle Martin (Ray Walston) reads the mind of George, the dog owned by Tim's boss, and ascertains that the pooch is lovesick....
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1963
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Rod Serling adapted the teleplay for this Twilight Zone episode from a short story by Price Day, which first appeared in...
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Hall
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1962
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Druggist Herbert Simms (Linden Chiles) hopes to change careers and become a TV writer. To this end, he submits his first...
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1962
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Combining elements from William Faulkner's novel Sanctuary, its sequel Requiem for a Nun, and a stage adaptation of Requiem...
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1961
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Though originally identified by TV Guide as a departure from Perry Mason's fourth-season Summer rerun schedule, this is...
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1961
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