For the second half of the 20th century, Lew Wasserman was the most powerful man in show business, even if most people had no...
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2005
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2002
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Claire Silver
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2002
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Master animation director Hayao Miyazaki follows up on his record-breaking 1997 opus Princess Mononoke with this surreal...
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Yubaba/Zeniba [USA Version]
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2001
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1998
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Dick Van Dyke stars as a doctor-turned-detective in this made-for-television medical thriller. Van Dyke stars as Dr. Mark...
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Dr. Rachel Walters
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1993
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Marie
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1993
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Based on fact, this TV drama details the life of New York property magnate, Leona Helmsley, her personal ups and downs and...
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1990
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In this drama, the life of a San Francisco widow changes forever when she has a brief encounter with a younger man. ~ Sandra...
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1987
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1987
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After a seven-year absence from the small screen, NYPD detective Theo Kojak (Telly Savalas) made a comeback in the TV-movie...
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1985
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Originally made for TV consumption, the story focuses on a madam sent to a New Orleans convent for rehabilitation. ~ John...
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1985
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Seven years after the cancellation of the CBS TV series Kojak, the network attempted to revive the property with this...
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1985
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1984
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In this lightweight made-for-television domestic comedy, a beautiful divorcee, who got the house and the kids, finds herself...
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1983
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A career woman is so desperate to conceive a child that when her boyfriend the sportswriter comes up short, she goes looking...
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1982
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In this crime comedy, Dixie's life changes completely after the prostitution ring she runs is raided. She too is arrested...
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1982
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This made-for-TV suspenser stars Suzanne Pleshette as famous soap opera writer Carla Webber. Carla turns detective when the...
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Carla Webber
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1981
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The infamous casting couch is the center point of this Hollywood behind-the-scenes drama that chronicles the exploits of a...
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1981
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In this mild sequel to the 1977 appearance of George Burns as God, the Heavenly Father shows up again, this time to talk to...
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Paula
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1980
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In this comedy a trio of undercover government cops in Miami decide that it would be a good idea to open a bogus fencing...
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Louise Webster
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1979
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In this drama, a suburban housewife shows great inner strength when she must suddenly keep the family together after her...
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1979
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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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In this follow-up to the earlier episode "Ex-Con Job," Bob is reunited with the five paroled convicts whom he's counseled in...
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Emily Hartley
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1978
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Bob and his fellow doctors look forward to honoring Carol as "Secretary of the Year." Their enthusiasm is dampened when...
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Emily Hartley
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1978
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Emily Hartley
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1978
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Several of vice-principal Emily's students have gotten low scores in reading, and their parents are angry about it....
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Emily Hartley
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1978
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With Bob out of town on a lecture tour, Emily is terrified that she will succumb to the temptation of having an affair with...
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Emily Hartley
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1978
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In Bob's absence, Emily agrees to pose as Mr. Carlin's wife at a class reunion. If Emily feels at all flattered by Carlin's...
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Emily Hartley
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1978
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Bob hopes to get away from his work by joining Emily on a relaxing ocean voyage. Fat chance! No sooner have they cast off...
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Emily Hartley
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1978
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Jerry Fogel is cast as Paul Billingham, aka "Ralph Alfalfa the Happy Farmer" of Chicago radio fame. Though a huge success on...
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Emily Hartley
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1978
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Emily intends to "bond" with Bob and his father, Herb (Barnard Hughes), by accompanying them on a fishing trip. But before...
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Emily Hartley
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1978
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The Bob Newhart Show ended its six-season, 142-episode run with the aptly titled "Happy Trails to You." The show opens as Bob...
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Emily Hartley
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1978
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1978
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Invited to lecture before a sex seminar at the Ironwood Institute, Bob invites Emily to accompany him. Little does he suspect...
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Emily Hartley
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1977
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Tovah Feldshuh guest stars as Veronica Kidd, Bob's new student trainee. Somewhat overwhelmed by her enthusiasm and...
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Emily Hartley
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1977
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Weary of the exigencies of life in the big city, Bob applies for a professorial post at a small-town college. The institute,...
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Emily Hartley
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1977
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Once again breaking his self-imposed rule of never consulting his friends, Bob offers advice to Carol's husband, Larry...
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Emily Hartley
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1977
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Volunteering his services, Bob heads to the local slammer to counsel five men about to be paroled. His efforts to reach out...
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Emily Hartley
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1977
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Hoping to get a grip on "the woman's angle," Bob's all-male therapy group converges in the Hartley apartment. The result is a...
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Emily Hartley
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1977
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For only the second time in five years, Bob is forced to raise his rates. Likewise for the second time in five years, his...
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Emily Hartley
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1977
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Bob advises both Emily and his patients never to store up their anger, but to "vent" when venting is necessary....
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Emily Hartley
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1977
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Emily Hartley
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1977
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Mr. Carlin is in love again; this time the lucky (?) woman is one Andrea Duff (Mary Ann Chin). Hoping to appear more exciting...
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Emily Hartley
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1977
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Carol startles Bob and the rest of the doctors when she announces that she's pregnant. No sooner has Bob digested this...
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1977
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The fifth season of The Bob Newhart Show ended on March 19, 1977, with the news that Emily Hartley was pregnant. This...
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Emily Hartley
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1977
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Though other time-frames have been offered in past episodes, the Hartleys have been married seven years according to Sy...
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Emily Hartley
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1977
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Bob's prickly patient, Mr. Carlin, is given yet another reason to be neurotic; a woman from his past has slapped him with a...
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Emily Hartley
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1977
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Needing a long-overdue break, Bob impulsively decides to spend a week in New Orleans. This uncharacteristic kicking over of...
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Emily Hartley
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1977
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Having consulted his friends and patients to face up to their fears and phobias, Bob experiences an epiphany of sorts when he...
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Emily Hartley
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1977
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While standing in the deposit line of his bank, Bob is taken hostage by a likable bank robber named Mel (Robert Pine). As the...
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Emily Hartley
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1977
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It seemed like only yesterday that Bob and Emily celebrated their seventh wedding anniversary (actually, it was in an episode...
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Emily Hartley
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1977
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Saddled with a close-mouthed patient named Twillmer (Richard Libertini), Bob encourages the man to open up and "let it all...
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Emily Hartley
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1977
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Mildred Natwick guest stars as the Hartley's next-door neighbor, Grace Dubois, who has retreated into her own little fantasy...
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Emily Hartley
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1977
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Hoping to lighten his workload, Bob interviews several candidates for the job of his assistant. When his efforts fail to...
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1977
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Two separate plot strands are loosely entwined in this episode. At the office, Bob consuls a ventriloquist named Danny James...
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Emily Hartley
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1977
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With the help of Bob and a bottle, henpecked Mr. Petersen (John Fiedler) stands up to his wife. The consequences are...
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1977
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Howard is even more upset than usual; his son, Howie, has announced his intention to quit school and become a comedian....
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Emily Hartley
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1977
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Bob's legal hassles and headaches begin apace when he advises a shy patient named Mr. Herd (Oliver Clark) to be more...
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Emily Hartley
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1976
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Carol decides to go to night school in pursuit of a degree in psychology. Not only does this upset the routine in Bob's...
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Emily Hartley
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1976
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William Redfield guest stars as Howard Borden's brother, Gordon, a bird-sanctuary warden with a history of claiming things...
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Emily Hartley
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1976
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Now that he is retired, Jerry can devote his energy to locating his birth parents. Alas, his first two efforts --...
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Emily Hartley
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1976
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Bob turns amateur detective when his expensive new tape recorder turns up missing. Deducing that there's a thief at large,...
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Emily Hartley
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1976
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Bob accepts the invitation of his pal, Cliff Murdock (Tom Poston), to revisit a bar that they both frequented in their...
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Emily Hartley
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1976
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In anticipation of Howard's big Fourth of July Bicentennial celebration, Bob and Emily scurry down to the basement storage...
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Emily Hartley
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1976
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It seems that even before Dennis Rodman, the Chicago basketball world was plagued with showboaters who thought that they were...
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Emily Hartley
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1976
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Although the opening episode of The Bob Newhart Show's fifth season was not the first of that season to be filmed, "Enter...
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Emily Hartley
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1976
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Gail Strickland makes a return appearance as Courtney Simpson, Jerry's free-spirited former girlfriend. When Courtney...
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Emily Hartley
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1976
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Tom Poston returns in the role of Bob's prankish college chum Cliff Murdock, aka "The Peeper." Arriving in Chicago, an...
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Emily Hartley
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1976
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Finally getting custody of his son Howie, Howard must now face the problem of proper child care when he isn't around. At...
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Emily Hartley
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1976
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The enterprising Mr. Carlin gets Bob and Jerry involved in a shady real-estate scheme, wherein an old tenement will be razed...
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Emily Hartley
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1976
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Reaping a huge sum of money from an earlier investment, Jerry sells his practice and retires. Unfortunately, Bob is unable to...
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Emily Hartley
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1976
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Emily Hartley
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1976
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In this thriller, an amnesiac woman hires a young detective to investigate the two men who seem to be trying to kill her. ~...
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1976
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About to embark upon an out-of-town trip, Bob tries to divest himself of the dependent Howard by foisting his friend off on a...
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Emily Hartley
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1976
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Bob is none too happy by the service in his apartment -- or rather, the lack of service. Fed up with a furnace that won't...
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Emily Hartley
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1976
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There is no question that Carol is deeply and sincerely loved by her new husband, Larry Bondurant (Will Mackenzie). Only one...
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Emily Hartley
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1976
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In the conclusion of a two-part story arc, Bob is still fretting over the breakup of his parents' marriage. Counting on the...
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Emily Hartley
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1976
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Former policewoman Dorothy Uhnak wrote the book upon which this 150-minute TV movie was based. The central characters of Law...
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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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Emily Hartley
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1976
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The fifth season of The Bob Newhart Show offers even more fun, laughs, and neuroses with Chicago psychologist Bob Hartley...
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Emily Hartley
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1976
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Robert Stevenson, Walt Disney Productions' house director, cobbled together his 19th family film for the organization with...
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Betty Daniels
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1976
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A new detective is hired to find out why an amnesia victim is being targeted by 2 gunmen. ~ Rovi...
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1976
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Bob is aghast to discover that his mother and father are separating after 47 years of marriage. The reason: Mr. Hartley loves...
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Emily Hartley
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1976
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This week, Bob is besieged from all sides. Not only is Carol threatening to give notice to two of her four bosses, but Howard...
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Emily Hartley
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1976
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Jerry Fogel is cast as Paul Billingham (aka Ralph Alfalfa the Happy Farmer of Chicago radio fame). Though a huge success on...
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Emily Hartley
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1975
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Bob's parents are briefly uprooted while their house is being painted. While Dad Hartley (Barnard Hughes) goes off on a...
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Emily Hartley
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1975
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Emily leaves town to spend Thanksgiving with her parents, leaving Bob, his friends, and his patients to fend for themselves....
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Emily Hartley
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1975
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Worried that the marriage between her friend Diane Nugent (Cynthia Harris) and her gym-teacher husband, Frank (Mike Henry),...
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Emily Hartley
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1975
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Emily Hartley
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1975
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Emily feels that Bob's weight workshop could use a motivational speaker. Pressed into service is Bob's secretary, Carol, who...
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Emily Hartley
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1975
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With Bob out of town on a lecture tour, Emily is terrified that she will succumb to the temptation of having an affair with...
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Emily Hartley
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1975
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Emily is convinced that Bob is in a rut. As a result, Emily and Bob switch household responsibilities: She handles the budget...
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Emily Hartley
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1975
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Bob's plans to hold a surprise party for his therapy group are messed up by the non-arrival of one patient, Mr. Gianini....
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Emily Hartley
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1975
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As Ellen prepares to marry Howard, who should pop up in Chicago but Ellen's egotistical former boyfriend, John Tobin...
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Emily Hartley
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1975
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The name of this Bob Newhart Show episode is proof incarnate that the series' producers were growing tired of coming up with...
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Emily Hartley
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1975
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Bob is persuaded to appear on a TV interview show hosted by soft-spoken Ruth Corley (Jennifer Warren). But the moment the...
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Emily Hartley
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1975
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Feeling that both his life and career are worthless, Bob consults his college mentor, distinguished psychologist Professor...
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Emily Hartley
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1975
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Surrending to Emily's power of persuasion, Bob agrees to run for the chairmanship of the school board. By all appearances,...
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Emily Hartley
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1975
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Bob's participation in a medical foreign-exchange program obliges the Hartleys to play host to arrogant French psychologist...
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Emily Hartley
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1975
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Bob is invited to form a partnership with another psychologist, a high-living gentleman named Frank Walburn...
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Emily Hartley
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1975
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Emily can't understand why Bob refuses to meet his former girlfriend. Bob's answers are vague, but serve to satisfy Emily....
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Emily Hartley
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1975
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Jerry needs money for a new motorcycle, but Bob intends upon following Polonius' advice: "Neither a borrower nor a lender...
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Emily Hartley
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1975
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Bob can't understand why he is rapidly losing patients. When his practice shrinks to near-nothingness, so does his ego. There...
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Emily Hartley
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1975
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Will Mackenzie makes the first of several series appearances as mercurial travel agent Larry Bondurant. The office is abuzz...
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Emily Hartley
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1975
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The ceiling in Bob's office collapses, forcing him and his patients to do some quick improvising. It doesn't take long for...
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Emily Hartley
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1975
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1975
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Bob agrees to give Emily a free hand when she redecorates the Hartley apartment. As a result, the place is festooned with...
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Emily Hartley
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1975
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Emily is swept up by the enthusiasm of a group of fellow teachers, who want to open a children's summer camp. Though Bob is...
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Emily Hartley
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1975
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Howard intrudes upon Bob and Emily's sixth anniversary celebration with another big problem. In love with Bob's sister,...
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Emily Hartley
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1975
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Though not the first episode filmed for The Bob Newhart Show's fourth season, "The Longest Good-Bye" was chosen as the season...
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Emily Hartley
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1975
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Emily never felt older nor more out of touch with the world than the day Bob gave her a blender as a birthday present....
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Emily Hartley
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1974
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Already a mass of neuroses to begin with, Howard's self-esteem suffers another punch in the gut when he loses his job as a...
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Emily Hartley
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1974
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Jerry tries to create a co-op with all the other doctors in the professional building. Under Jerry's master plan, the various...
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Emily Hartley
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1974
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When Carol's latest romance begins to adversely affect her job performance, Jerry takes it in stride, chalking it up to a...
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Emily Hartley
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1974
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Suddenly possessed with a sense of social consciousness, Bob offers free counseling sessions to Miles Lascoe, a recently...
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Emily Hartley
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1974
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Raul Julia guest stars as orthodontist Jerry Robinson's younger brother, Greg. Fresh out of dental school, Greg accepts...
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Emily Hartley
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1974
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Filling in for another psychologist, Bob finds out that his first patient is his best friend, Jerry. Initially reluctant to...
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Emily Hartley
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1974
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Emily finds herself wrestling with a crisis of conscience. Her boss, school principal Brimskill (Milton Selzer), wants to...
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Emily Hartley
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1974
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Filmed as the second episode of The Bob Newhart Show's third season, "Big Brother Is Watching" was telecast as the season...
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Emily Hartley
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1974
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Bob and Emily have decided upon a trial separation, but not for the usual reason. Working on her Master's degree, Emily takes...
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Emily Hartley
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1974
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Howard is worried that his son, Howie, will not accept Ellen as his new mother. In his usual bumbling fashion, Howard does a...
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Emily Hartley
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1974
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Filmed as the opening episode of The Bob Newhart Show's third season, "The Battle of the Groups" ended up as the season's...
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Emily Hartley
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1974
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Bob's sister, Ellen, has become engaged. Bob's neighbor, Howard, has fallen in love again. Taken separately, these two events...
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Emily Hartley
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1974
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Attempting to practice what he preaches to his therapy group, Bob goes on an "honesty" kick. His efforts to tell all the...
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Emily Hartley
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1974
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Bob's ego is given quite a boost when he is invited to write a chapter for a fellow psychologist's book. But his euphoria is...
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Emily Hartley
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1974
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Bob's best friend, Jerry, is in love again. This time the light of his life is free-spirited Courtney Simpson...
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Emily Hartley
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1974
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It's another year of deadpan hilarity for Chicago psychologist Bob Hartley (Bob Newhart), his schoolteacher wife Emily...
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Emily Hartley
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1974
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In addition to his usual duties, Bob takes on a job as staff psychiatrist for a major Chicago insurance company. Bolstered by...
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Emily Hartley
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1974
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Bob and Emily's parents converge at a Thanksgiving dinner at the Hartley apartment. Though Emily is certain that the oldsters...
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Emily Hartley
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1974
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It's the Christmas season again, and Carol is depressed over the prospect of spending the holidays with her overbearing...
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Emily Hartley
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1974
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Bob and his colleagues gear up for their annual doctor's tennis tournament. Naturally, Emily assumes that she will be teamed...
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Emily Hartley
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1974
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Hoping to put his financial matters in order, Bob hires a business manager named Jeff Boggs (Ron Rifkin). It isn't long...
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Emily Hartley
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1974
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Carol's new fiancé, Don Felzer (Richard Schaal), is, for want of a better word, weird. Not only is he an unpublished poet...
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Emily Hartley
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1974
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Shirley O'Hara makes a return appearance as vague-minded receptionist Debbie. Hired by Jerry as a temp while Carol is on...
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Emily Hartley
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1974
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Bob's first mistake is to allow his all-female consciousness-raising group to hold a session in his apartment. His second...
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Emily Hartley
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1974
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Bob and Emily are looking forward to their first Christmas Eve "alone together." Unfortunately, they'll have to continue...
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Emily Hartley
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1973
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Elliot Carlin, the most neurotic of Bob's patients, wants to ask Carol out. Not surprisingly, Mr. Carlin becomes a basket...
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Emily Hartley
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1973
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Bob cannot help but feel diminished in the presence of Emily's father. After all, Junior Harrison (John Randolph) is an...
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Emily Hartley
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1973
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Howard begins entertaining thoughts of a reconciliation with his ex-wife. His plans are somewhat abruptly dashed when, during...
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Emily Hartley
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1973
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Bob panics when he discovers that he's gained eight pounds since his last birthday. Having seen the light, Bob immediately...
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Emily Hartley
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1973
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Feeling that her life and her marriage are both in a rut, Emily suggests that she and Bob go to a marriage counselor. The...
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Emily Hartley
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1973
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The ever-rising cost of living has forced Bob to increase his rates. Unfortunately, he chooses the worst possible time to...
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Emily Hartley
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1973
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Bob becomes more neurotic than usual when he discovers that Emily's IQ is 22 points higher than his. As if that wasn't...
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Emily Hartley
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1973
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Never mind where Carol got her new tattoo, nor why; her mysterious skin decoration is a great source of embarrassment, and...
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Emily Hartley
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1973
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Anxious to help out her recently divorced friend, Marilyn Dietz (Mariette Hartley) -- who frankly needs no help whatsoever in...
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Emily Hartley
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1973
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When Carol goes on vacation, Emily offers to fill in as receptionist. Everybody on the "professional" floor is in favor of...
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Emily Hartley
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1973
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John McMartin guest stars as Reverend Dan Bradford, who feels he lacks the "common touch." To solve his problem, he seeks out...
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Emily Hartley
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1973
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Both Bob and Emily are primed to take a much-needed vacation in Mexico. Alas, just before leaving town, Bob is given a...
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Emily Hartley
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1973
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When a Chicago Bears football game is blacked out on the local TV station, Bob and Jerry book a hotel room in Peoria so they...
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Emily Hartley
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1973
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Season two of The Bob Newhart Show got under way with an episode focusing on Dr. Hartley's therapy group. Determined to...
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Emily Hartley
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1973
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After a fight with his latest girlfriend, a heartbroken Jerry moves in with Bob and Emily. It doesn't take long for Jerry to...
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1973
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Emily wants Bob to accompany her on a two-month European cruise. Bob is reticent, fearing that his practice and his patients...
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Emily Hartley
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1973
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Bob becomes a celebrity of sorts when his therapy snaps the Chicago Cubs' star pitcher out of a slump. Bob soon learns the...
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1973
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Emily accepts a full-time job with the Board of Education. Not keen on the idea in the first place, Bob becomes even more...
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Emily Hartley
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1973
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Tired of being cooped up in her lavish but confining Chicago apartment, Emily begins to consider buying a house. At first,...
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Emily Hartley
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1973
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When Howard's 22-year-old sister, Debbie (Heather Menzies), pays a visit, he panics, not wishing to reveal his...
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Emily Hartley
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1973
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Emmaline Henry guest stars as Mrs. Walker, Bob's newest patient. When Mrs. Walker convinces herself that she's in love with...
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Emily Hartley
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1973
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Bob has reached "the big four-oh," and Emily has bought him an expensive gold watch as a birthday present. Impishly, Bob...
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Emily Hartley
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1973
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On the occasion of her 29th birthday, Carol quits her job, feeling unfulfilled as a woman. Before long, Carol has joined...
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Emily Hartley
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1973
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A three-day vacation at a sparsely populated skiing resort turns into hell on earth for Bob and Emily. Not only are they...
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Emily Hartley
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1973
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Chicago psychologist Bob Hartley (Bob Newhart) continues dividing his time between his practice and his home life with spouse...
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Emily Hartley
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1973
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The Yuletide season is anything but an occasion of joy and goodwill for Bob and his patients. While Bob struggles with the...
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Emily Hartley
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1972
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Upset over his inability to make a romantic commitment, Jerry asks Bob for advice. Against his better judgment, Bob agrees to...
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Emily Hartley
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1972
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Under the influence of sodium pentathol (the result of a visit to the dentist), Howard exhibits are heretofore unsuspected...
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Emily Hartley
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1972
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Feeling the need for a bit of peace and quiet to clear his mind, Bob checks into a hotel room alone. Not unexpectedly, Howard...
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Emily Hartley
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1972
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Returning from a Mexican vacation, Bob discovers that Jerry has decided to marry his gorgeous oral hygienist, Cynthia Fremont...
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Emily Hartley
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1972
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After attending a party where virtually all the guests are doting parents, Bob and Emily are even more determined to...
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Emily Hartley
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1972
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Howard Borden is convinced that his son, Howie (Moosie Drier), no longer cares for him. His trepidations seem to be given...
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Emily Hartley
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1972
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Bob and Emily adopt a policy whereby they will resolve any and all arguments before going to bed. This new policy is put to...
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Emily Hartley
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1972
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Though Emily does not look forward to a visit from Bob's former girlfriend, Nancy (Penny Fuller), and Nancy's husband, Chuck...
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Emily Hartley
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1972
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Bob's feelings are hurt when he is not invited to speak before Emily's third-grade students on Vocation Day. Though she feels...
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Emily Hartley
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1972
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Bob's newest patient is Stan Connors (Peter Brown), a handsome tennis instructor. Stan's problem: His female students are...
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Emily Hartley
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1972
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Martha Scott makes the first of several appearances as Bob Hartley's supremely judgmental mother. During Mrs. Hartley's...
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Emily Hartley
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1972
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Though not the first episode of The Bob Newhart Show to be filmed, "Fly the Unfriendly Skies" was chosen as the series'...
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Emily Hartley
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1972
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Bob's secretary, Carol, wants to move in with her new boyfriend, Roger Dixon (Eugene Troobnick), who has recently separated...
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Emily Hartley
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1972
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Emily Hartley
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1972
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Fugitive Confederate officer Cody Ransom (Jon Cypher) is finally willing to surrender to the Union forces-but only if the...
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Rose Beckett
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1972
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Patience Barton
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1971
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"Broad" is right. This gloriously overacted TV movie stars Richard Boone as a movie star who suffers an accident, leaving him...
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1971
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Skin Game was historically significant as the 2000th film produced by Warner Bros. studios. The film is a comedy western...
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1971
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1971
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Suzanne Pleshette is cast against type as Shelly Kingman, a woman with a sordid past and an uncertain future. Shelly is hired...
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1971
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Suzanne Pleshette guest stars as Temple Alexander, a beautiful con artist who has targetted wealthy winery owner Harlan...
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1970
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This TV movie stars Suzanne Pleshette as the embittered widow of a research scientist. Seeking justice, she conceals her...
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Anne Banning/Janet Furie
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1970
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Dack Rambo and Roger Davis are two handsome young men (as if you didn't know) in search of a sunken treasure. They head to...
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1970
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L.G. Floran (Burt Reynolds) is released from prison after serving six years for manslaughter -- convicted of killing his own...
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1970
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War Games is the streamlined reissue title for the satirical Suppose They Gave a War and Nobody Came? The story is set in a...
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Ramona
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1970
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In this drama, a publisher convinces a moll to help him prove that the mafia is controlling a tiny island. ~ Sandra Brennan,...
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1969
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Set up like a version of the Maltese Falcon, this routine detective yarn by Roger Corman features Vic Morrow as Harry Black,...
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Diane Reed
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1969
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A mid-1960s TV documentary special (and a New Yorker cartoon before that) was the inspiration for If It's Tuesday, This Must...
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Samantha Perkins
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1969
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The murder of a rocket manufacturer tips the FBI to an insidious scheme to blackmail executives into giving up classified...
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1968
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Blackbeard's Ghost was one of the first Disney productions released after Walt's death. Peter Ustinov stars as the eponymous...
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Jo Anne
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1968
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A team of research scientists believe they have discovered a superior intelligence. Jim Tanner (George Hamilton) and his...
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Margery Lansing
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1968
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Roy Thinnes was the star of this 1967-1968 science fiction series, about an Earth poised on the brink of alien takeover. ~...
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1967
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One of the earliest made-for-TV movies in NBC's "World Premiere" manifest, Wings of Fire stars Suzanne Pleshette as fearless...
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1967
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Arabella Flagg
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1966
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James Garner plays a man who awakens in Central Park with no memories at all. This drama chronicles his search for his...
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Fiddle
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1966
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Henry Hathaway's film is based on a character from Harold Robbins' The Carpetbaggers, who, in turn, based it on cowboy actor...
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Pilar
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1966
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Erskine (Efrem Zimbalist Jr.) must capture enemy spy Sladek (Charles Korvin) before the man can report to his superiors....
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1966
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Fran Garrison
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1965
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Now calling himself "Joe Taft", Kimble agrees to drive Peggy Franklyn (Suzanne Pleshette) and her daughter Nancy (Debi Storm)...
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1965
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This soapy melodrama based on the novel by John O'Hara earned an Academy Award nomination for Best Costume Design....
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Grace Caldwell
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1965
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Suspense builds around the investigation of a plane crash that caused 53 deaths in this dramatic adaption of Ernest K. Gann's...
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Martha Webster
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1964
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Youngblood Hawke (James Franciscus) is a Kentucky truck driver who comes to New York City to make it as a writer. He meets...
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Jeanne Green
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1964
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Troy Donahue stars in this drive-in quality "B"-Western from the Warner Brothers backlot, directed by veteran director...
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Kitty
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1964
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Listed in some video catalogues as a feature film, Corridor 400 is an hour-long drama first telecast December 27, 1963, on...
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1964
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Suzanne Pleshette guest stars as Ellie Burnett, the daughter of the now-deceased lawyer who had unsuccessfully defended...
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1964
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Damon Runyon's story "Little Miss Marker" gets a mid-'60s update in this comedy. Steve McCluskey (Tony Curtis) is the manager...
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Chris
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1963
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This film about characters who hang around a horseracing focuses on the darker side rather than the limelight of the winner's...
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Laura Rubio
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1963
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The story begins as an innocuous romantic triangle involving wealthy, spoiled Melanie Daniels (Tippi Hedren), handsome Mitch...
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Annie Hayworth
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1963
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Delmer Daves directs this cross between a travelog and a routine romantic drama set in Italy. The story begins when beautiful...
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Prudence Bell
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1962
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1960
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A bitter feud in the New Mexico town of Santos has as its central figure a notorious Mexican gunman named Juan Carlos Morita...
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1959
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The opening episode of One Step Beyond's second season stars Norman Lloyd (evidently taking a vacation from his usual duties...
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1959
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Jerry Lewis, plays a third-rate USO magician named Gilbert Woolley, working the Far East circuit with his pet rabbit Harry....
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Pvt. Betty Pearson
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1958
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