Along with her friends Amos (Tom Bosley) and Seth (William Windom), Jessica (Angela Lansbury) decides to sample the cooking...
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1986
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In this comedy, the aged residents of Flo Adler's Mapleview Nursing Home revolt against the corporate conglomerate...
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1982
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Season Seven of Quincy, M.E. begins at a crowded job fair, where guest lecturer Quincy (Jack Klugman) ends up rushing to the...
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1981
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Certainly the low point in Glenn Ford's acting career, this Canadian production is, nevertheless, one of the slickest-looking...
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Estelle
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1981
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Donald Sutherland plays a brilliant surgeon who becomes a media celebrity after performing an artificial-heart transplant....
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Tilla Vrain
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1981
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Originally intended as the pilot for a never-sold cop series titled Battles, this made-for-TV meller stars William Conrad as...
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1980
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Though apparently killed at the end of the previous episode "To Protect and Serve", mob hit man "Anthony Boy" Gagglio (George...
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1979
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After a four-year relationship, Quincy (Jack Klugman) still cannot summon the courage to propose to his lady friend Lynne...
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1979
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Rita Moreno returns as freewheeling prostitute Rita Capkovic, who wants again begs Jim (James Garner) to save her life. It...
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1978
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Quincy, M.E.'s fourth season begins several hundred miles away from Los Angeles, home turf for feisty medical examiner Quincy...
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1978
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Vengeful ex-convict Harlan Betts (Lawrence Pressman) is determined to get even with high-profile attorney Larry Drake...
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1977
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When a billionaire checks into the hospital for a heart operation, he becomes the object of a massive terrorist attack, as...
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1977
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Our Man Flint had scored in 1966 as a high-gloss spy movie spoof starring James Coburn as Derek Flint, maverick operative of...
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1976
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The latest patient of ambitious psychiatrist Norman Jessup (William Smithers) is lifelong lawbreaker Charlie Blake (Dean...
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1975
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Steve Forrest, in his last starring role before moving permanently to series television with S.W.A.T., plays James Devlin, a...
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Carrie Gault
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1974
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Astronaut Neil Stryker (Glenn Corbett) returns from space, only to find himself held incommunicado by government security...
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1973
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A college-educated sheriff takes on an older crimefighter as his deputy in this western. (AKA Century Turns) ~ Rovi...
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1972
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The Century Turns is the syndication title of the 2-hour pilot for the Hec Ramsey television series. Richard Boone stars as...
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1972
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Scripted by Rick Husky from a story by Sam Roeca, "Trapped" is a radical departure from the usual Mission:Impossible format....
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1972
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Inspector Erskine (Stuart Whitman) is determined to put a Communist spy ring headed by Damian Howards (Stuart Whitman) out of...
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1971
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In a change-of-pace Mission:Impossible episode, Jim Phelps makes a sentimental journey to his rural home town. Even here,...
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1970
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The Bold Ones was the umbrella title given a group of rotating hour-long TV series, which ran from 1969 to 1973. Joining...
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1970
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A woman is led to the edge of madness as she wrestles between her spiritual life and her romantic longings in this unusual...
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1970
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In this drama, a wealthy Canadian's daughter moves to Quebec and begins romancing a young actor. The romance is interrupted...
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1969
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Robert (Arthur Hill) is a successful family man who attends an insurance convention in the U.S. Leaving behind his wife...
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Barbara
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1969
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Three teenage boys yearn for their first sexual experience in The First Time. Kenny (Wes Stern) is sent to Buffalo for the...
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1969
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Traveling on a diplomatic mission to meet with the leaders of the planet of Gideon, Captain Kirk instead finds himself aboard...
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1969
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1967
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Neither fish nor fowl, this docudrama is an odd combination of ostensible statistics and dramatic fiction. Using the...
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1961
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Lucky Jim is based on the same-named satirical novel by Kingsley Amis. The hero, Jim Dixon (Ian Carmichael), is a...
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Christine Callaghan
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1957
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