2024-09-30
Backwoods bachelor Josh takes on a new role: foster father to two children foisted on him in New Orleans. Rachel: Jodi Foster. Billy: Ty Wilson. Abigail: Loretta Leversee. Daniel: Fess Parker. Israel: Darby Hinton. Mary: Lori Saunders. Rebecca: Patricia Blair.
Quincy tries to help a midwife charged with murder in the death of an illegal immigrant's baby. Jack Klugman, Robert Ito. Dr. Reid: Elizabeth Huddle.
Quincy discovers mistreatment and unsanitary conditions when he's sent to a foster home to corroborate the autopsy on a boy. Jack Klugman. Dr. Curtis: Tony Dow. Ward: Paul Valentine.
The duo (Sharon Gless, Tyne Daly) investigates a capital murder case, and Cagney gets involved with the father (Michael Moriarty) of a neighbor who commits suicide. Foy: Beau Starr. Moyer: Darryl Thierse. Trayne: Chip Zien. Kaplovitz: Sam Coppola. Harvey: John Karlen.
Two men claim to be Trudy Holbrook's long-lost father---after she inherits her mother's million-dollar estate. Raymond Burr. King: Francis X. Bushman. Trudy: Anne Benton. Holbrook: Hayden Rorke/Francis de Sales.
A suspect claims to be a police detective. Malloy: Martin Milner. Reed: Kent McCord. Mrs. Dunkit: Virginia Gregg. Rivers: James McEachin.
A boy on drugs turns a social evening into business for the patrolmen. Reed: Kent McCord. Malloy: Martin Milner. Jean: Mikki Jamison. Ruth: Carla Borelli. Tim: David Cassidy. Richmond: Ross Elliott. MacDonald: William Boyett.
Quincy is the victim of a savage beating that leaves him psychologically scarred. Robert Ito, John S. Ragin, Garry Walberg. Hector: Alan Stock. Fox: Brad Gorman.
An executive's appearance---after an unexplained two-year absence---sets off an ominous chain of events culminating in murder. Basset: Thomas B. Henry. Hart: Robert Redford. Sybil: Peggy Converse. Dawson: Philip Ober. Mason: Raymond Burr.
A shady lawyer and a witness demanding a payoff complicate Mason's defense of an accused murderer. Mason: Raymond Burr. Hammond: John Conwell. Dorrell: Russell Arms. Clara: Katherine Squire. Hill: Walter Reed. Claridge: Vinton Hayworth.
A 14-year-old gymnast (Patti Cohoon) suffers an injury while practicing for the Olympics, but decides to compete anyway to please her father (Charles Knox Robinson). Gage: Randolph Mantooth.
A suspect claims to be a police detective. Malloy: Martin Milner. Reed: Kent McCord. Mrs. Dunkit: Virginia Gregg. Rivers: James McEachin.
A 'Dragnet' in uniform follows two L.A. street cops (Adam-12 is their patrol-car ID). This long-running Jack Webb-produced police drama debuted while the second incarnation of 'Dragnet' was in its second season, and ran on NBC until 1975. An updated version of the series, 'The New Adam-12,' had a short run in syndication beginning in 1990.
New York's finest make for one of sitcom's finest in this Emmy-winning ensemble show. The series was set in the 12th Precinct in Greenwich Village, where a vibe of sometimes edgy, sometimes joyous but always entertaining claustrophobia ruled. Hal Linden's title character, like Andy Griffith's Andy Taylor and Judd Hirsch's Alex Rieger, played the classic straight man amid a host of eccentrics.
New York's finest make for one of sitcom's finest in this Emmy-winning ensemble show. The series was set in the 12th Precinct in Greenwich Village, where a vibe of sometimes edgy, sometimes joyous but always entertaining claustrophobia ruled. Hal Linden's title character, like Andy Griffith's Andy Taylor and Judd Hirsch's Alex Rieger, played the classic straight man amid a host of eccentrics.
Stage and screen star Shirley Booth cleaned up with two Emmys for the title role of a busybody maid, based on the 'Saturday Evening Post' cartoons by Ted Key. Hazel may have officially been the Baxters' housekeeper, but she ran that house much more adeptly than the often-flummoxed George ran his successful law career. When 'Hazel' moved over to CBS, Booth's character also relocated, going to live
Stage and screen star Shirley Booth cleaned up with two Emmys for the title role of a busybody maid, based on the 'Saturday Evening Post' cartoons by Ted Key. Hazel may have officially been the Baxters' housekeeper, but she ran that house much more adeptly than the often-flummoxed George ran his successful law career. When 'Hazel' moved over to CBS, Booth's character also relocated, going to live
An enchanting sitcom about beautiful, nose-twitching witch Samantha Stevens, who moves to the suburbs to be with her strait-laced mortal husband, Darrin. The series became a critical and popular success after premiering on ABC in 1964, went on to win a number of Emmys and became one of the longest-running sitcoms in ABC history. The premise was retooled for the 1977-78 spin-off 'Tabitha,' which ce
An enchanting sitcom about beautiful, nose-twitching witch Samantha Stevens, who moves to the suburbs to be with her strait-laced mortal husband, Darrin. The series became a critical and popular success after premiering on ABC in 1964, went on to win a number of Emmys and became one of the longest-running sitcoms in ABC history. The premise was retooled for the 1977-78 spin-off 'Tabitha,' which ce
The clean-cut 1950s sitcom, about young 'Beaver' Cleaver, his brother Wally and their folks was a family favorite over its six-year run. Unlike most other sitcoms of that innocent era, the stories were told from the kids' point of view, with their stalwart parents always on hand to get them out of jams and give practical advice. In the '80s, the Beav and company enjoyed a comeback in a syndicated
The clean-cut 1950s sitcom, about young 'Beaver' Cleaver, his brother Wally and their folks was a family favorite over its six-year run. Unlike most other sitcoms of that innocent era, the stories were told from the kids' point of view, with their stalwart parents always on hand to get them out of jams and give practical advice. In the '80s, the Beav and company enjoyed a comeback in a syndicated
CBS hit a ratings gusher with this rustic sitcom about a poor mountaineer turned oil baron who relocated, along with his eccentric clan, to 'the hills of Beverly.' The series frequently topped the Nielsens during its nine-season run. It also spun off the long-running 'Petticoat Junction' (which, in turn, spun off 'Green Acres'), but a 1993 feature film based on the original proved unsuccessful.
CBS hit a ratings gusher with this rustic sitcom about a poor mountaineer turned oil baron who relocated, along with his eccentric clan, to 'the hills of Beverly.' The series frequently topped the Nielsens during its nine-season run. It also spun off the long-running 'Petticoat Junction' (which, in turn, spun off 'Green Acres'), but a 1993 feature film based on the original proved unsuccessful.
Joseph Prince teaches about pure unadulterated grace, desiring to see people blessed by the Lord. (New).
Author and Bible teacher Joyce Meyer shares encouragement to help people enjoy daily life.
A religious program focused on spreading the message of the Gospel.
The cases of master criminal defense attorney Perry Mason and his staff who handled the most difficult of cases in the aid of the innocent.
The cases of master criminal defense attorney Perry Mason and his staff who handled the most difficult of cases in the aid of the innocent.
This classy Western followed the trials of a California-bound wagon train after the Civil War. There were regulars and some action, but the emphasis was on strong storytelling and top guests such as Bette Davis, Jane Wyman, Ronald Reagan, Lee Marvin and Joseph Cotten. John Ford even came on board to direct 1960's 'The Colter Craven Story.' John McIntire replaced Ward Bond after the latter's death
Stage and screen star Shirley Booth cleaned up with two Emmys for the title role of a busybody maid, based on the 'Saturday Evening Post' cartoons by Ted Key. Hazel may have officially been the Baxters' housekeeper, but she ran that house much more adeptly than the often-flummoxed George ran his successful law career. When 'Hazel' moved over to CBS, Booth's character also relocated, going to live
Stage and screen star Shirley Booth cleaned up with two Emmys for the title role of a busybody maid, based on the 'Saturday Evening Post' cartoons by Ted Key. Hazel may have officially been the Baxters' housekeeper, but she ran that house much more adeptly than the often-flummoxed George ran his successful law career. When 'Hazel' moved over to CBS, Booth's character also relocated, going to live
The clean-cut 1950s sitcom, about young 'Beaver' Cleaver, his brother Wally and their folks was a family favorite over its six-year run. Unlike most other sitcoms of that innocent era, the stories were told from the kids' point of view, with their stalwart parents always on hand to get them out of jams and give practical advice. In the '80s, the Beav and company enjoyed a comeback in a syndicated
The clean-cut 1950s sitcom, about young 'Beaver' Cleaver, his brother Wally and their folks was a family favorite over its six-year run. Unlike most other sitcoms of that innocent era, the stories were told from the kids' point of view, with their stalwart parents always on hand to get them out of jams and give practical advice. In the '80s, the Beav and company enjoyed a comeback in a syndicated