A metal sculpture created by artist Kim Mitchell (Loretta Swit) proves quite versatile when it used as a murder weapon. The...
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1994
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While watching TV with a group of friends, Jessica (Angela Lansbury) is amused by an amateurish-looking production being...
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1994
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1992
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In the conclusion of A Different World's two-part Season Six opener, Whitley (Jasmine Guy and Dwayne (Kadeem Hardison)...
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1992
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In this fact-based made-for-cable docudrama, Leonard Nimoy stars as Mel Mermelstein, a Nazi death camp survivor who wages a...
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1991
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Diana Canova guests as Maggie McCauley, former student of Jessica Fletcher (Angela Lansbury) and now the producer of a TV...
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1990
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Hunter (Fred Dryer) finds out that the undercover cop (Blake Bahner) who was murdered during his investigation of a...
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1990
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Upon learning that her boss Evan Drake (Tom Skerritt) is about to be transferred to Japan, Rebecca (Kirstie Alley) despairs,...
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1988
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Rebecca (Kirstie Alley) is shocked and appalled when Sam (Ted Danson) is promoted to an executive post with the corporation...
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1988
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During a non-stop flight to London, a valuable necklace is stolen and the courier hired to guard the necklace is poisoned....
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1987
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Hunter (Fred Dryer) recognizes a murder victim as the mistress of crooked international financier Michael Varn (Jack...
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1986
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1985
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Originally and imprudently titled The Whorehouse Sting, this fact-based, made-for-TV melodrama casts Beau Bridges as federal...
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1984
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The duplicitous owner (James Coco) of a popular theme park engages Jessica (Angela Lansbury) to design a "house of horror"....
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1984
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Quincy (Jack Klugman) is an unwilling key player in an elaborate vengeance scheme concocted by arrogant paralegal Carl Norman...
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1983
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With great reluctance, Quincy (Jack Klugman) sets out to prove that wealthy Powell Dixon (George Gaynes) was murdered by his...
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1982
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Because the producers couldn't get clearance to film on the real Golden Gate bridge, The Golden Gate Murders is enacted upon...
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1979
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In the first half of a two-part story, Jim (James Garner) investigates the mysterious death of his mentor Joe Tooley (Paul...
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1978
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Jim Rockford (James Garner) and rookie private eye Richie Brockelman (Dennis Dugan)...
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1978
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Fed up with low-quality television programs, John (Randolph Mantooth) stays up all night--for several consecutive nights--to...
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1977
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After being involved in a fatal car accident, Dr. Brackett (Robert Fuller) is consumed by guilt over the fact that the father...
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1977
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A huge rainstorm traps Johnny (Randolph Mantooth) and Roy (Kevin Tighe) at Station 86. It turns out that the two paramedics...
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1977
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After burying his victim in an underground box with a limited air supply, a kidnapper rushes to the location where the ransom...
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1977
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The paramedics in general and Jim (Randolph Mantooth) and Roy (Kevin Tighe) in particular are outraged when Dr. Morton (Ron...
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1977
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Bill Bixby earned an Emmy nomination for his chilling yet pathetic performance as Eric Doyle, a mild-mannered loser who is...
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1976
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Much against his will (and his better judgement), Jim (James Garner) gets involved in the trials and tribulations of Warren...
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1976
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While Captain Stanley is on vacation, his replacement is Captain Robertson (John Anderson), a hardbitten veteran firefighter...
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1975
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Roy (Kevin Tighe) can't make up his mind about buying a house, and suffers the consequences. Back on the job, Roy and his...
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1975
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This time, undercover cop Tony Baretta (Robert Blake) is on the trail of a professional arsonist. In hopes of expediting his...
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1975
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The SFPD homicide squad goes on the search for an elusive sniper who perversely uses the tenants in a new high-rise apartment...
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1975
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A robbery committed by three men goes horribly awry: one thief is killed, the second escapes, and the third, a lifelong loser...
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1974
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Paramedic John Gage (Randolph Mantooth) falls in love with Valerie (Michele Noval) a beautiful hit-and-run victim who is...
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1974
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This episode is truly episodic, offering poignant and sometimes tragic vignettes occuring during a single San Francisco...
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1974
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Posing first as a tourist and then as an accountant, Jim (James Garner) begins trailing recent parolee Carol Thorne (Lynette...
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1974
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In retaliation for the death of his son, a big-time hoodlum hires an expert female assassin known as Sydney to murder the...
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1974
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Earl Holliman plays one of two disreputable insurance agents involved in a deadly scam. A wealthy philatelist has been...
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1973
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Fireman Chet Kelly (Tim Donnelly) is determined to learn more about the Native American "roots" of his coworker John Gage...
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1972
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An inner-city point man is on the run from both the cops and the crooks in this streetwise blaxpolitation drama. T...
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1972
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Rod Serling, a master of speculative scriptwriting, penned the screenplay of The Man. Set a few days into the future, the...
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1972
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Murray Hamilton guest-stars as deranged nuclear scientist Dr. Jerome Cooper, who threatens to destroy an unspecified American...
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1972
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Working undercover, Sgt. Ed Brown (Don Galloway) infiltrates the gang responsible for the kidnapping of the daughter (Kay...
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1972
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Fuzz treads the line between raucous comedy and gut-churning melodrama. Based on an "87th Precinct" novel by Ed McBain (aka...
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1972
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The police are stymied by a lack of witnesses and clues as they investigate the murder of a pretty coed in San Francisco...
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1972
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William Windom makes a return visit to Mission: Impossible, again in a villainous characterization. This time, Windom is cast...
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1971
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Generally cast as a villain in such series as the F.B.I., Richard Kiley is herein seen as the victim. Kidnapped by three...
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1971
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At last the secret has been revealed! Prime-time network programming is determined by a chimpanzee! That's the premise of...
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1971
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In this thriller a police detective must find a renegade assassin who is not only wanted by the cops, he is also wanted by...
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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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1970
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A young James Caan heads the guest cast in this episode, wherein the heir to a plastics fortune is kidnapped. Investigating,...
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1969
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A.C. Smith (David Janssen) is a Las Vegas casino operator whose son visits during his summer vacation from Princeton. His son...
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1969
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Chad Everett guest stars as Daniel Sayres, a singularly despicable con artist. Decked out with a phony USAF uniform and a...
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1968
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Having stolen $10 million, Albert Jenkins (Donnelly Rhodes) allows himself to be arrested for another offense under an...
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1968
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One of the few 1960s satires of the hippie culture that doesn't appear to be concocted by grumpy old men, I Love You, Alice...
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1968
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15 years after defecting to the Communists, disillusioned American atomic scientist John Streyer (Richard Kiley) secretly...
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1968
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After much intense negotiation, Bill (Brian Keith) agrees to let the twins' new friend Oliver spend three days in the Davis...
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1968
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When Samantha decides that her house needs painting, helpful Aunt Clara summons up the spirit of the best painter she knows:...
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1967
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Once again peeved by Jeannie's persistence, Tony (Larry Hagman) orders her to stop doing favors for him and to help someone...
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1967
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Kimble (David Janssen) uses the alias "Bill March" when he signs up as a deckhand on the Mexico-bound yacht skippered by...
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1967
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In desperate need of money for his daughter's operation, research chemist Edward Lennan (Arthur Hill) agrees to sell some...
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1966
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In Washington DC for a secret meeting with a journalist who believes in his innocence, Kimble (David Janssen) saves the life...
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1966
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Versatile composer-conductor-comic actor Frank DeVol (remember him as "Happy Kyne" on Fernwood 2-Night?) is cast in this...
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1966
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