The ninth and final season of The Drew Carey Show was what is known in showbiz as a "burnoff", with ABC running the last 28...
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2004
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Season two of the animated Justice League begins with a two-part story set in space and features two of Superman's longtime...
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Highfather
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2003
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Highfather
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2003
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A major earthquake brings the City That Never Sleeps to a screeching halt in this made-for-TV suspense drama. New York City...
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1999
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This film is based on the extraordinary and at times outrageous life of Pamela Digby Churchill Hayward Harriman (aptly played...
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1998
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Most people have trouble deciding what to say when they're asked what they've been doing with their lives at a High School...
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1997
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1997
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An attorney who tells the truth for 24 hours straight? This has got to be the movies! Fletcher Reede (Jim Carrey) is a lawyer...
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1997
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A policeman plays Good Samaritan to a visitor from Ireland, only to discover that he has a potentially deadly secret....
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1997
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In the first episode of a three-part story, Sandpiper Air's only plane is repossessed. Facing financial ruin, Joe (Tim Daly)...
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1996
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In the second episode of a three-part story, Joe (Tim Daly) and Brian (Steven Weber) have lost control of Sandpiper Air and...
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1996
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In the conclusion of a three-part story, Jonathan Clayton (Mitchell Ryan) is still in charge of Sandpiper Air, forcing Joe...
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1996
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A violent, effects-heavy science fiction adventure, Judge Dredd depicts a nightmarish future in which overcrowded cities are...
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1995
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Dr. Wynn
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1995
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While researching a novel, Jessica (Angela Lansbury) pays a return visit to New Orleans. Before long, she is enmeshed in a...
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1995
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In this feature-length continuation of the popular husband-and-wife television detective series, the fabulously wealthy and...
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1994
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A mix of political satire and a modern take on 1930's-style screwball comedy, this romance from director Ron Underwood was...
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1994
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Blue Sky was the last film directed by Tony Richardson (Tom Jones) before his death in 1991 and one of the last releases from...
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1994
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1993
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1993
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Disowned by her wealthy family, a determined young woman moves to San Francisco and tries to become a famous singer and to...
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1993
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In this romantic comedy, a pair of disparate yuppies attempt to bridge the considerable disparities between them and have a...
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Kenneth Davenport
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1993
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Chappy Sinclair enlists the aid of a team of wild air show pilots after he discovers that a Peruvian drug lord has set up...
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1992
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In this made-for-cable movie, a bail bondsman (John Ashton) deals drugs on the side and thinks he's struck it rich when he...
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1992
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A U.S. general confronts the struggle of her lifetime when she decides to run for president in this drama. ~ Rovi...
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1992
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Among the Metro Division officers providing protection for a drug-dealing murder witness (Anthony Ponzini) is Chris Novak...
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1991
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Made for cable TV, the story involves a wealthy man who believes that a series of people have wronged him during his life....
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1991
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In this two-part made for TV movie, a woman (Valerie Bertinelli) fights for the custody of her sister's son after the sister...
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1991
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Len Cariou makes his first series episode in nearly two years in the recurring role of suave and slightly untrustworthy...
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1991
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The true-story of a small town Louisiana molestation case is re-created in this made-for-cable drama. When a couple learns...
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1990
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Set in the Appalachians during the Depression, this drama follows the events that take place when Wayland Jackson...
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Drury Campbell
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1989
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Icarus, it will be recalled, was the young boy with artificial wings who perished when, defying his father's orders, he flew...
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1989
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This made-for-cable biopic originally went out under the simpler title Margaret Bourke-White. Farrah Fawcett stars as the...
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1989
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The IMF is assigned to cure a computer virus that is capable of sinking the US Navy's entire submarine fleet. But when the...
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1989
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Ryan White was the teenaged hemophiliac who contacted AIDS through a blood transfusion, then was barred from attending school...
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1988
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L.A. cop Martin Riggs (Mel Gibson), whose wife has recently died, is a loose cannon with a seeming death wish. This makes him...
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The General
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1987
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The scene is a small town in Idaho where corruption is a way of life. The outraged populace have voted in a "reform" mayor,...
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1987
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Tony Richardson, who in his days of prominence directed the Oscar-winning Tom Jones (1963), demonstrated in 1986's Penalty...
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1986
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In this sci-fi film an astronaut finds himself endowed with superhuman powers after he was exposed to severe radiation...
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1986
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Made for television, Hostage Flight fomented a well-publicized controversy when first aired by NBC on November 17, 1985. On a...
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1985
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The Speedy Delivery Company, a firm run by former Army pilot A.J. (Joseph Hacker) and his blind sister Lisa (Stacey Nelkin)...
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1985
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Mrs. Fletcher (Angela Lansbury) goes to Washington, where she has been tapped to serve out the term of a recently deceased...
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1985
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Convicted murderer Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald had hoped that, by telling his side of the story to investigative journalist Joe...
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1984
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Brad Davis portrays senator Robert Kennedy in this 1985 mini-series about the legendary politician, the brother of slain...
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1984
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The pilot for an unsold weekly series, Uncommon Valor stresses the courage and resourceful of a team of firefighters in Salt...
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1983
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This two-part TV movie was originally titled Kenny Rogers as The Gambler: The Adventure Continues. A follow-up to Rogers'...
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1983
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Death of a Centerfold: The Dorothy Stratten Story is a surfacy TV-movie rehash of the same real-life events which inspired...
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1981
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Made for television, the movie concerns a young unmarried girl who must decide whether to have an abortion. With the help of...
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1981
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1981
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The Monkey Mission was the second of three feature-length pilot films for the never-sold Robert Blake TV series Joe Dancer....
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1981
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Historically, most multiple-personality cases have been women. Based on the autobiographical book by Henry Hawksworth, The...
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1981
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Silas Creedy
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1980
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Adapted from the novel by Pete Hamill, Flesh and Blood stars Tom Berenger as Bobby Fallon, a street punk who develops into a...
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1979
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1978
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This made-for-TV movie begins in 1975, when Technical Sergeant Leonard Matlovich (Brad Dourif), a highly decorated Vietnam...
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1978
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A Southern big shot (Mitch Ryan) runs his local community like a personal fiefdom. His despotism extends to his abusive...
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1977
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A Marguerite Henry novel was the source for the made-for-TV Peter Lundy and the Medicine Hat Stallion. Recording artist...
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1977
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Originally known as Christmas Miracle in Caulfield, USA, this made-for-TV film concerns the true story of striking coal...
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1977
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Larry Peerce directed this tired disaster movie about a mad sniper loose in a football stadium. At the beginning, the sniper...
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1976
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A murder is committed, and the only witness is a restaurant busboy. Undercover cop Tony Baretta (Robert Blake) tries to...
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1975
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Korean War veteran Jim Rockford (James Garner) is contacted by his former commanding officer Col. Daniel Hart-Bowie (Frank...
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1975
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Richard Egan guest stars as waterfront priest Father Joe Scarne, who hinders a robbery investigation by refusing to reveal...
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1973
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In this mystery, an unidentified man is accidently run-over and killed by a bus. The mystery around him grows when it is...
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1973
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In this crime drama a group of undercover cops look into a traveling gambling racket that works out of large vans. ~ Sandra...
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1973
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The second Dirty Harry movie, Magnum Force concerns itself with a vigilante group that has targeted notorious scofflaws for...
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Charlie McCoy
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1973
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1973
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Dave Drake
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1973
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A police officer who would rather use his brains than his gun is put into a situation where neither can help him in this...
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Poole
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1973
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Based on the best-selling novel by George V. Higgins, The Friends of Eddie Coyle chronicles the last days of a weary...
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1973
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In A Reflection of Fear a young woman, Marguerite (Sondra Locke), cloistered in a turn-of-the-century Victorian dream-world...
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1973
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The exciting world of rodeo provides the framework for this western saga that centers around a temperamental bronc rider who...
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1972
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Adjustment to civilian life after participating in the Vietnam War does not prove easy for an old rancher's son. The boy...
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Sgt. Martin Flood
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1971
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This infamously violent British Western stars Gene Hackman as Brandt Ruger, a wealthy rancher who goes away on a hunting trip...
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Doc Harrison
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1971
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In this murder mystery, a private investigator falls for the former mistress of a racketeer who is slated to be a witness...
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1971
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The daytime drama featuring a vampire gained cult status in the late sixties and early seventies. This collection highlights...
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1971
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Monte Walsh (Lee Marvin ) and his pal Chet Rollins (Jack Palance) are two over the hill cowboys seeking work in the town of...
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Shorty Austin
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1970
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1967
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1967
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1967
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1967
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1967
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1967
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After several hours of hovering between life and death, Maggie (Kathryn Leigh Scott) apparently breathes her last. But her...
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1967
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After sunset, a suddenly reinvigorated Maggie (Kathryn Leigh Scott) heads to the cemetery for a rendezvous with Barnabas...
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1967
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Dr. Woodard's (Richard Woods) diagnosis indicates that Maggie (Kathryn Leigh Scott) has become anemic. But before she can be...
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1967
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After her nightmare, Maggie (Kathryn Leigh Scott) feels uncomfortable around Barnabas (Jonathan Frid). Even so, her father,...
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1967
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1967
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1967
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1967
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1967
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Burke Devlin (Mitchell Ryan) gets into a fight with the unsavory Willie Loomis (John Karlen). Instead of leaving town as...
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1967
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Willie Loomis (now played by John Karlen, replacing James Hall) is obsessed with the portrait of the long-dead Barnabas...
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1967
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1967
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1967
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1967
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While conducting his investigation of Elizabeth's strange affliction, Dr. Guthrie (John Lasell) learns that Laura was the...
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1967
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1967
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David (David Henesy) eludes his protectors in order to be with his mother, Laura (Diana Millay). She lures the boy to a...
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1967
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The 100th anniversary of the deaths of Laura and David Radcliffe passes without incident. Victoria (Alexandra Moltke)...
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1967
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1967
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Victoria (Alexandra Moltke) determines that tonight is the 100th anniversary of the deaths of Laura and David Radcliffe. In...
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1967
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Despite ominous warnings, David (David Henesy) cannot be talked out of leaving Collinwood with Laura. Dr. Guthrie...
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1967
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1967
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Dr. Guthrie (John Lasell) lays his cards on the table with Laura (Diana Millay). He knows everything about her, and is...
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1967
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The corpse thought to be that of Laura Collins has vanished from its slab in a Phoenix morgue. Burke (Mitchell Ryan)...
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1967
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A tape recording of the séance reveals only the sound of the crackling fireplace. Burke (Mitchell Ryan) is suspicious of...
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1967
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Mrs. Johnson (Clarice Blackburn) incurs Laura's wrath when she tries to extinguish the flames in Laura's fireplace. Later,...
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1967
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1967
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With suspicions about Laura Collins' true identity having been aroused, Elizabeth (Joan Bennett) orders Laura (Diana Millay)...
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1967
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1967
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Could the woman (Diana Millay) who calls herself Laura Collins actually be an impostor? These and other questions will have...
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1967
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1967
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Although David (David Henesy) is disturbed by Sam's portrait of his mother, he refuses to relinquish the portrait to Roger...
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1967
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Art seemingly imitates life in this episode, as Sheriff Patterson (Dana Elcar) reports that Laura Collins died in a fire in...
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1967
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1967
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1966
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1966
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Burke (Mitchell Ryan) threatens to open up a rival cannery business that will bankrupt Collins Enterprises. But Elizabeth...
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1966
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Victoria (Alexandra Moltke) prepares to go to Bangor, to find out the true identity of the "Betty Hansom" whose portrait was...
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1966
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1966
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1966
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1966
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1966
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1966
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Roger and Victoria confront Burke with evidence of his complicity in Roger's so-called accident. Maggie is distressed by the...
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1966
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Burke demands satisfaction for Roger's treachery, claiming that he, Burke, could have been cleared of manslaughter charges...
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1966
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What caused the auto accident which nearly killed Roger? And who is responsible: Roger's sworn enemy, Burke, or his own son,...
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1966
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Roger's suspicions about the cause of his "accident" would seem to be confirmed. Meanwhile, Victoria has disturbing run-ins...
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1966
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1966
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Arriving in Bangor, Victoria (Alexandra Moltke) pays a visit to the Collins' legal team. She hopes to learn more about "Betty...
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1966
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Victoria (Alexandra Moltke) comes across a fountain pen that is the duplicate to the pen given to Carolyn by Burke...
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1966
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1966
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1966
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This pivotal episode of Dark Shadows made its first network appearance on October 21, 1966. Locked in a hidden room, Victoria...
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1966
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1966
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1966
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1966
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1966
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1966
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Sheriff Patterson's (Dana Elcar) autopsy report on Malloy may finally reveal the truth about his death. Much to the dismay of...
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1966
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Sam (David Ford) insists he is innocent of Malloy's murder; Burke (Mitchell Ryan) believes him, claiming that he knows who is...
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1966
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When all else fails, Roger (Louis Edmonds) tries to bribe Sam (David Ford) into leaving town. Barely escaping Matthew's...
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1966
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1966
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Carolyn (Nancy Barrett) tries to persuade Victoria (Alexandra Moltke) that Roger (Louis Edmonds) is not capable of committing...
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1966
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Escaping the Sheriff's manhunt, Matthew (Thayer David) squirrels himself away in the Old House. David (David Henesy) finds...
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1966
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1966
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1966
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1966
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Matthew (Thayer David) orders Burke (Mitchell Ryan) to get out of Collinsport -- or else. A fight ensues, with Burke getting...
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1966
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Burke explains the circumstances of his early release from prison to suspicious Constable Carter. Roger conducts an...
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1966
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David suddenly disappears, only to resurface to frame Burke for Roger's "accident." Elizabeth and Victoria have a falling...
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1966
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Angered and frustrated over past events, Victoria is on the verge of leaving Collingwood. David doesn't make matters any...
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1966
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Burke, framed for causing Roger's "accident," has every reason to despise David. Instead, Burke tries to persuade Roger that...
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1966
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At Malloy's insistence, Burke arranges a meeting with Roger and Sam to clear the air about Burke's manslaughter charge....
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1966
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Roger, Sam, and Burke show up at the meeting arranged by Malloy, but Malloy himself is nowhere to be found. Elizabeth asks...
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1966
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Victoria accuses David of causing his father Roger's "accident." Evidently hoping to make up for past misdeeds, David tries...
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1966
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Investigating the locked room whence she heard the mysterious sobbing, Victoria is confronted by Matthew (played by...
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1966
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Victoria and Burke find themselves attracted to one another. Carolyn remonstrates Joe for his drunken behavior. Another...
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1966
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1966
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1966
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1966
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1966
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Confronting her husband, Roger (Louis Edmonds), Laura (Diana Millay) demands a divorce and full custody of their son, David...
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1966
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Although some revelations about David's prior activities have been made, Victoria still knows nothing of her own past. Joe...
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1966
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Burke tells Sheriff Patterson that Malloy was probably murdered to prevent certain facts from being made public. Victoria...
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1966
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About the only person who is happy over the return of Roger's wife, Laura (Diana Millay), is Burke Devlin (Mitchell Ryan)....
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1966
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Victoria meets Elizabeth's teenaged daughter, Carolyn, and Roger expresses dismay when Burke meets with Maggie. After...
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1966
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Victoria has a run-in with Carolyn's hotheaded boyfriend, Joe, who remains jealous of Burke. And why is David snooping...
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1966
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Victoria Winters, a young woman in search of her past, arrives in the New England town of Collinsport. She has received an...
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1966
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Victoria, the new governess of troubled young David Collins, has a run-in with Collins' imperious grandmother, Elizabeth....
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1966
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Someone has stolen the bleeder valve which was used to cause Roger's "accident," which Victoria thought she had hidden in...
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1966
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Both Victoria and Carolyn are certain that, despite all evidence to the contrary, Burke was not responsible for Roger's...
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1966
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Despite Carolyn's protestations, Roger continues to hold Burke responsible for the "accident." Sam Evans sobers up long...
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1966
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Investigating the cause of Roger's near-fatal auto accident, Constable Carter makes a startling revelation. Meanwhile,...
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1966
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Has Burke Devlin returned to Collinswood for revenge? This answer is not immediately forthcoming, nor are the answers to the...
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1966
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Roger doesn't want Sam to paint Burke's portrait, but Sam is impervious to Roger's threats. Indicating he knows where the...
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1966
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While drunk, Sam makes a startling confession to Bill Malloy. If made public, this confession could radically reverse the...
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1966
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It turns out that the missing Malloy may have had evidence against Roger and Sam, but has disappeared. As Burke investigates...
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1966
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Malloy threatens to "tell all" about Roger's false testimony unless Roger agrees to arrange a meeting. Roger reacts...
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1966
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Escorting Carolyn back to Collinwood, Burke confronts Carolyn's mother, Elizabeth, with an ultimatum. If his demands are not...
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1966
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Burke has a showdown with Roger -- and the bone of contention is Burke's recent prison sentence. Victoria tries to pump...
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1966
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Carolyn meets Burke during a trip to Bangor. He hands her an expensive fountain pen, for reasons that presently remain...
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1966
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Despite everyone's warnings, Carolyn finds herself attracted to the sinister Burke Devlin. Still, she wants to find out...
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1966
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Robert Mitchum (who also wrote the story and served as executive producer) stars in Thunder Road as Lucas Doolin, a Korean...
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1958
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