"If the First Amendment will protect a scumbag like me, then it'll protect all of you -- 'cause I'm the worst," declares...
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Rev. Jerry Falwell
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1996
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Craig Ferguson makes his first appearance as Britisher Nigel Wick, the new boss of Drew (Drew Carey) and the rest of the gang...
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1996
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Set in a New Orleans strip club, this erotic thriller centers on a bartender whose life is greatly upset when he falls in...
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1996
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Danny (Bob Saget) fumes when Becky (Lisa Loughlin) is promoted to producer of their TV show, especially since he's been at...
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1995
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In the modern-day retelling of Jack and the Beanstalk, a young man named Jack (J.D. Daniels) is looking for a way to help out...
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1994
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Goddard
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1992
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During an audition for a morning radio show, Joey (David Coulier) begins needling Jesse (John Stamos) about personal matters....
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1992
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The focus in this episode is on Mort Metzger (Ron Masak), sheriff of Cabot Cove, Maine, and a close personal friend of...
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1991
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Upon bringing her new twin sons home, Becky (Lisa Loughlin) outfits the infants with specially colored booties so she can...
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1991
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The Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker story was a "natural" for TV-movie adaptation, and Fall From Grace more than fills the bill....
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1990
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When Danny hosts the "We Love Our Children" TV telethon, the rest of the Tanner household joins the show with various and...
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1990
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Up for re-election as mayor of Cabot Cove, Sam Booth (Richard Paul) figures that his staunch anti-development platform will...
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1989
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Purchasing an antique bureau at a furniture store rummage sale, Jessica finds an old, undelivered letter in one of the...
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1989
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When Claire (Linda Kozlowski) learns her grandmother has been bilked out of $50,000 by the crooked televangelists Ray...
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1988
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A party held by DJ (Candace Cameron) in honor of Kimmy's 12th birthday degenerates into a shouting match which may completely...
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1988
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Urged by Danny (Bob Saget) to take a tougher stance with the Tanner children, Joey (Dave Coulier) surprises even himself when...
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1988
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In this droll derivation of "Arsenic and Old Lace", former 1940s film ingénues Teresa Wright and Joan Leslie are cast as the...
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1988
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In this slightly racy comedy, wealthy young students at a posh Swiss finishing school learn, from their elegant and very...
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Drago
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1987
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Native American George Longbow (Bernie White), a member of the Algonquin tribe, shows up in Cabot Cove bearing a seemingly...
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1987
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In the conclusion of Married. . .With Children's two-part Season Two opener (originally telecast in a single one-hour slot),...
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1987
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Married. . .With Children launches its second season with the series' first two-part episode (originally networkcast in a...
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1987
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This Western comedy is set in the early 1900's and features the inept duo of Ben (Roy Clark) and Booger (Mel Tillis). The...
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1986
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Vituperative TV news anchor Kevin Keats (Chad Everett) descends upon Cabot Cove with a full camera crew and retinue in tow,...
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1986
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If the Perils of Pauline were set in a campy New York City with a dash of trash added in, Not for Publication would result,...
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1984
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In the first episode of a two-part story (originally telecast as a single, two hour "very special" episode), Quincy (Jack...
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1983
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Sam Cooper (Steve Gutenberg) is an attaché in the U.S. State Department when, on the day before his wedding, a dying...
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1983
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Eating Raoul was celebrated at the time of its release as the perfect marriage between mainstream moviemaking and the...
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1982
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Daisy (Catherine Bach) lands a job as a reporter for the "Hazzard Gazette". Boss Hogg (Sorrell Booke) schemes to take...
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1981
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Season Six of Emergency! begins as paramedics John Gage (Randolph Mantooth) and Roy Desoto (Kevin Tighe) considering...
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1976
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