When Chanticleer the Rooster (Glenn Campbell) is tricked into leaving town to seek fame as an Elvis-style Las Vegas singer,...
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1992
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Having flown to Denver for a Yuletide family reunion, the Tanners are stranded in an airport waiting room by bad weather....
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1988
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The Dukes don't believe in UFOs, but they change their minds in a hurry when they find what seems to be a space alien (played...
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Director
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1985
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Boss Hogg (Sorrell Booke) produces a document which "proves" that the Duke farm was deeded to his great-grandfather Thaddeus...
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1984
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In his own inimitable (and fatheaded) "no questions asked" fashion, Boss Hogg (Sorrell Booke) hires a trio of crooks to rob a...
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Director
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1984
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The seventh and final season of Dukes of Hazzard finds the familiar cast back in harness, with the exception of...
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1984
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Season six of Dukes of Hazzard finds hot-rodding cousins Luke and Bo Duke returning to Hazzard County for good and all,...
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1983
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Prolific voiceover actor Danny Cooksey appears in this episode as Terry Lee, a dewey-eyed orphan who is anxious to spring a...
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Director
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1983
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Future Baywatch costar Shawn Weatherly guest stars as Billie Ann Baxley, a female cop who sidelines as a cycle stunt driver....
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Director
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1983
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Season Eight of Alice begins with the series' first-ever "crossover" episode. Sorrell Booke and Sonny Shroyer show up at...
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1983
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There are many Dukes of Hazzard fans who would just as soon pretend that the series' fifth season never existed. Although...
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1982
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The Dukes of Hazzard spends most of its fourth season entertainingly covering ground already traveled during the series'...
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1981
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Sorrell Booke plays a dual role as the flamboyantly larcenous Boss Hogg and Boss' scrupulously honest and virtuous twin...
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1980
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1980
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Wildly popular during its six-season run on CBS, The Dukes of Hazzard focused on the ongoing adventures of Bo Duke (John...
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1979
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So popular were the first 13 episodes of The Dukes of Hazzard that CBS ordered a full complement of 24 hour-long installments...
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1979
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Introduced as a mid-season replacement on CBS' Friday-night schedule, Dukes of Hazzard spends most of its first season...
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1979
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Rocky (Noah Beery Jr.) is not the only person in the trailer park who is annoyed by his new neighbors Nodzak (Luke Andreas)...
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1978
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On the day of Charles and Caroline Ingalls' wedding anniversary, Charles (Michael Landon) is unable to come home on schedule...
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1978
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This lighthearted, tuneful and youth-oriented comedy is set in a record store and chronicles the zany exploits of its...
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1978
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Good Times moved from Wednesday to Monday evening with this episode, in which J.J. (Jimmy Carter) loses out on a job...
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1978
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Preparing the grand opening of "Archie Bunker's Place," Archie discovers that being an employer can be just as vexing as...
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Joseph Sanders
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1977
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One woman's life of love and larceny is recounted in this soapy drama based on the best-selling novel by Sidney Sheldon. In...
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1977
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The seemingly lighthearted title of this made-for-TV movie obscures the film's somber overtones. Good Times star...
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1977
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Taking over the already profitable Hughes tool company from his deceased father, the teenaged Howard Hughes (Tommy Lee Jones)...
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1977
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A botched robbery provides the basis of this romantic comedy. The caper was performed by three unemployed Vietnam vets...
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Bank Manager Zane
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1976
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Dale Messick's inexplicably popular Brenda Starr has to be one of the lamest comic strips ever perpetrated on an unsuspecting...
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1976
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Prolific television director Gary Nelson made the Walt Disney live-action comedy Freaky Friday, based on the novel by...
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1976
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Big-game hunter David Farrow (Roy Thinnes) is hired to track down bank robbery suspect Clel Bocock (William Smith), who has...
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1976
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Written by David Lloyd, this episode finds Bob, Jerry, and Howard volunteering to lead a brace of orphans on a rugged camping...
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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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Detective movies and film-noir are parodied in this comedy that tells the story of a rookie detective who is hired via...
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1975
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Hoping to get in good with his employer, Mr. Sanders (Sorrell Booke), and thereby land a promotion to dispatcher, Archie...
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Joseph Sanders
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1975
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This time, Stone (Michael Douglas) and Keller (Michael Douglas) comes up against a ruthless international executive...
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1975
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In order to pass a company physical, Archie must lower his normally high blood pressure. This means that Archie must remain...
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Joseph Sanders
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1975
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This quirky psychological thriller involves a quintet of weird kids who stumble into the luxurious winter retreat of a...
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1974
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1974
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Hoping to keep Irene Lorenzo from indoctrinating Edith with her "liberated" notions, Archie arranges for Irene to get a job...
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1974
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1974
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The made-for-TV Dr. Max is cut from the same cloth as The Last Angry Man. Lee J. Cobb stars as a taciturn elderly doctor who...
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1974
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In this action adventure, the trouble begins when a police lieutenant begins accepting bribes while simultaneously trying to...
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1974
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John Frankenheimer's screen version of Eugene O'Neill's 1947 Broadway play The Iceman Cometh is set in 1912 at Harry Hope's...
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1973
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There's weeping and wailing at the 4077th when Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan (Loretta Swit) orders the transfer of a sexy...
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1972
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All in the Family began its third season with this satirical jab at America's "gun culture." Angered at a television...
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Mr. Bennett
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1972
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Frank Burns (Larry Linville) blows his stack when Hawkeye (Alan Alda) is promoted to chief surgeon. During Hawkeye's...
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1972
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"Billy Pilgrim has come unstuck in time." These opening words of Kurt Vonnegut's famous novel make an effective and short...
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1972
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Harry
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1972
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Created for the "dime novels" in 1886, scientific detective Nick Carter has been transferred to film and radio several times...
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1972
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In this courtroom drama, an attorney investigates the murder of a woman and comes up with some very interesting findings. ~...
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1971
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Andrew Duggan guest stars as Frank Connor, a small-town crusading journalist determined to the topple the criminal empire of...
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1971
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This hilarious parody pokes fun at Charlie Chan movies and features Zero Mostel as an inscrutable Asian detective, Inspector...
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1969
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Bye Bye Braverman is a bittersweet adaptation of Wallace Markfield's coldly cynical novel To an Early Grave. Braverman, an...
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Holly Levine
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1968
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The second-season opener of Ironside finds wheelchair-bound detective Robert Ironside (Raymond Burr) engaging in a...
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1968
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A suave, sophisticated journalist gets hold of a magic ring of invisibility and obtains a secret formula. As a result he...
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1967
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The Borgia Stick opens with a funeral: the "guests of honor" are also the film's stars, Don Murray and Inger Stevens. In...
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1967
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A serious social drama film of the type that flourished in the 1960's, Up the Down Staircase seems somewhat dated and...
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1967
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Enemy agent Peter Kiri (Sorrell Booke) has kidnapped US special envoy Wilson (James Daly) and replaced him with an exact...
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1967
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Sean Connery attempted to make a clean break from his "James Bond" image in the boisterous comedy A Fine Madness. Connery...
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1966
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Based on the novel by Eugene Burdick and Harvey Wheeler, Fail-Safe is set for the most part at Strategic Air Command...
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1964
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Black Like Me is the true story of white journalist John Howard Griffin, who "became" a Negro in the late 1950s. Feeling that...
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Dr.Jackson
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1964
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Alain Delon stars as Marc, a small-time swindler and Casanova who finds himself on the hit-list of an American gangster. He...
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Harry
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1964
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This film version of the successful stage play was written by and stars Ossie Davis as Purlie Victorious, a flamboyant, self...
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Capt. Cotchipee
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1963
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