An avowed enemy of wildlife in general and wolves in particular, Claire McNichol (Anne Archer) heavily arms herself before...
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Purly Owens
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2002
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Based on characters created by Bob Gookin, the made-for-TV thriller The President's Man 2: A Line in the Sand casts...
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The President
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2002
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2001
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An abusive father returns home to beg forgiveness from his estranged wife and daughter, both of whom must struggle to summon...
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Jack
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2001
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Master chef Emeril Lagasse, the garrulous star of one of cable TV's most popular cooking shows, played "himself" in this...
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Jerry McKenney
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2001
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The scene is the small Missouri town of Silver Shade in the mid-'60s. Despite deeply ingrained prejudice, black lawyer Daniel...
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2001
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"1000 Tons of Steel! 200 Lives at Stake! 100 Miles per Hour! One Man to Stop it!" That's the situation as set up by the ad...
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1999
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When 50-year-old ad man Mitch McKinley (Robert Urich) loses his job, it seems like the end of the world. Before long,...
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1999
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Captain Jim Kennedy III
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1998
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A spectacular mid-air collision leaves a commercial jet liner severely damaged forcing its pilot to draw from all his years...
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1997
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Capt. Matthew Troop
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1996
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The late Robert Urich completed work on this cable-TV movie only a few days before undergoing cancer surgery. Set in the...
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1996
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1996
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1995
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Spenser
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1995
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A true-life story of sexual harassment in the workplace is told in this thought-provoking made-for-television movie....
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1995
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The ancient Anasazi civilization once lived in the Four Corners region of the Southwest United States. In this video, actor...
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1994
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In this sudsy adaptation of a popular Danielle Steel novel, a beautiful young wife experiences waves of guilt when she finds...
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1994
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A community rallies together when a former police officer comes unglued, builds a bomb and takes hostage an entire...
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1994
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1994
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Spenser: Ceremony stars Robert Urich as Robert B. Parker celebrated private eye. The story involves Spenser and his partner...
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1993
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This telemovie follow-up to ABC's hit Boston-based detective series Spenser: For Hire (1985-88) aired a little over five...
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1993
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In this brooding drama, the lives of four sisters are nearly destroyed by the machinations of their overbearing father. He...
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Leonard J. Fagot
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1993
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In this made-for-TV actioner, a stray bullet forced a secret service agent into a wheelchair and early retirement. Much of...
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1992
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Harry Carter
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1992
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When a family's boat is capsized by a school of whales, they are left adrift in the shark-infested waters of the Pacific...
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1992
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Robert Urich stars as a self-involved computer executive who becomes inadvertently involved in a crime. He witnesses the...
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Jack Bauer
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1991
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We wish we had a nickel for every time some producer cleverly titled his film Blind Man's Bluff -- then offered us a...
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1991
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The only relationship the 1991 made-for-TV Stranger at My Door bears to the 1956 theatrical film of the same name is in...
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1991
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Originally telecast in two parts, Blind Faith was adapted from a fact-based book by investigative author Joe McGinniss. The...
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Rob Marshall
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1990
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In this thriller, a suburban housewife begins playing detective after she overhears a neighborhood conspiracy to kill...
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1990
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1990
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83 Hours 'Til Dawn utilizes a plot device originally seen on another fact-based TV movie, The Longest Night (1972)....
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Bradley Burdock
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1990
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In this thriller, a cool detective and a fussy librarian team up to solve the mystery of a killer who hacks up both art...
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1989
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Spooner stars Robert Urich as a forger, recently escaped from prison. Urich cooks up a phony resume and assumes the identity...
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1989
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In this comedy-drama set in Washington, D.C., an ex-burglar and a dumbbell detective must team up to solve several puzzling...
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1989
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In this thriller a married woman in an unhappy marriage takes off to get some time alone and finds herself entangled with...
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1989
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This six-hour miniseries, based on a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Larry McMurtry, revitalized both the miniseries and...
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Jake Spoon
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1989
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The USA Network may have been a relatively new service in 1989, but it wasn't above trotting out an old reliable plot device...
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1989
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In this drama, a father has an affair with his son's girlfriend and finds it difficult to regain the love of his estranged...
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1989
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Nobody believes Woody (Woody Harrelson) when he claims to have gotten a bit part on the Boston-based TV series Spenser: For...
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1988
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The morning invoked by the title of this made-for-TV drama is April 19, 1775. On that day, the "shot heard 'round the world"...
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Joseph Simmons
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1988
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As the brainchild of writer-director-producer Donald Wrye, the 14 1/2 hour ABC movie event Amerika marked one of the most...
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Peter Bradford
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1987
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The third and final season of Spenser: For Hire finds the titular private eye hero (Robert Urich again unattached...
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Spenser
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1987
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In this faithful remake of the Stanley Kramer classic buddy film, two members of a chain gang, one black and the other white,...
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1986
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1986
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As a result of several changes in his TV series' production staff, the brilliant, highly principled Boston private eye...
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Spenser
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1986
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Season One of Spenser:For Hire begins with the two-part "Promised Land", one of a handful of the series' episodes actually...
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Spenser
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1985
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Based on a series of suspense novels by Robert B. Parker, the weekly, hour-long Spenser: For Hire starred Robert Urich as the...
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Spenser
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1985
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Terry Lynch
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1985
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Burt Lancaster is eminently hissable as a tabloid publisher in the made-for-TV Scandal Sheet. The current target of...
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Ben Rowan
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1985
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In this undistinguished parody of the sci fi genre, Robert Urich is Jason who leads a band of pirates in redistributing the...
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Jason
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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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1984
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Based on a true story (it says here), He's Not Your Son is another variation on the old "switched at birth" plot device....
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1984
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Just because "everybody does it," does that make it right? This is one of the questions posed by the made-for-TV romantic...
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1984
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This melodrama is the second of a two part story based on a novel by Judith Krantz. In this episode, Daisy, the daughter of a...
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1983
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Ruben Castle
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1982
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Actor Robert Urich cannot find work in Hollywood and his marriage is falling apart in this fictitious comedy. Can he turn his...
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Jess Marriner
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1982
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Host
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1982
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In this made-for-television thriller, a pair of couples, a U.S. senator among them, are stalked by backwoods snipers while...
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1981
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Advertised as "Paul Newman's First Film for Television," Shadow Box was more specifically the first TV movie to be directed...
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1980
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The overused title Fighting Back made its first appearance of the 1980s in this TV biopic. Robert Urich stars as real-life...
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Rocky Blier
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1980
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In this actioner, an episode from the TV series S.W.A.T., the courageous cops must go undercover to catch a group of scuba...
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1979
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A businessman finds that denial is his only coping mechanism when faced with his wife's constant physical abuse of their...
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1979
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In this film, the whereabouts of a runaway teenage girl are sought by a Las Vegas detective (Robert Urich), whose...
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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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Making its ABC bow on September 10, 1977, after two preview pilot episodes on April 24, 1976, and May 7, 1977, Tabitha was a...
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Paul Thurston
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1977
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The endless intrigues (sexual and otherwise) involving the Campbells and the Tates are already up and running as the...
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1977
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A couple of LAPD officers find a school for con artists. ~ Kristie Hassen, Rovi...
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1977
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En route to testify before a Senate committee, syndicate snitch Vincent Ritchie (Paul Stevens) is seriously wounded in an...
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Off. Jim Street
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1976
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A professional basketball team is taken hostage by a band of Middle Eastern terrorists. The captors refuse to let their...
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Off. Jim Street
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1975
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After premiering as a two-hour episode of The Rookies, the weekly series S.W.A.T. made its official debut with this hour-long...
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Off. Jim Street
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1975
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The SWAT team scours the city in search of an elusive assassin named Bravo (Christopher George). Although under normal...
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Off. Jim Street
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1975
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Cameron Mitchell guest stars as police officer Bo Pritchard, a Vietnam War buddy of SWAT team leader Hondo Harrison...
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Off. Jim Street
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1975
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The S.W.A.T. team is saddled with Meredith Cooper (Darleen Carr), a beautiful but obnoxious reporter from an...
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Off. Jim Street
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1975
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A group of radical student protestors intend to stage a spectacular demonstration against the use of bacteriological...
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Off. Jim Street
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1975
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Simon Oakland guest stars as ex-parole officer Frank Hunter, who hatches a diabolically ingenious scheme to enrich himself...
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Off. Jim Street
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1975
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When an armored car is stolen, the SWAT team is faced with two disturbing questions: How do the thieves plan to use the...
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Off. Jim Street
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1975
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During a tense hostage crisis, Hondo (Steve Forrest) sustains a slight bullet wound near his temple. At first he insists upon...
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Off. Jim Street
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1975
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The police are baffled by an ongoing homicide case involving attractive model Janet Warren (Ronne Troup), who, during the...
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Off. Jim Street
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1975
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Sal Mineo guest stars as Joey Hopper, the Manson-like head of a Satanist cult known as the Butcher Brigade. Escaping from a...
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Off. Jim Street
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1975
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This inventive and genuinely creepy TV movie is scripted by acclaimed science fiction author Theodore Sturgeon. The plot...
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1974
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Produced in 1974 and telecast on January 6, 1975, The Specialists is a TV pilot film from Jack Webb's Mark VII team. The four...
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1974
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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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1973
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Several future TV headliners appear in guest roles in this, the first episode of The F.B.I.'s eighth season. Inspector...
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1972
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