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''The Secret Service' (1969)' was the last Gerry Anderson series to feature marionettes (though hand puppets would be employed ... A short-lived Friday night FOX series, 'VR.5' starred Lori Singer (of 'Fame' fame) as an introverted telephone technician who ... This lawyer show was a great opportunity for Carl Betz to change his image after years as Donna Reed's mild-mannered husband ...
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An extension of the movie 'Stargate', this 1997 series is one of the most successful sci-fi franchises ever. Parker Stevenson's character was more than a little anti-social but he had a brilliant mind. Or maybe 'General Hospital' as the series did focus in part on the interpersonal dramas ...
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- ''The Secret Service' (1969)' was the last Gerry Anderson series to feature marionettes (though hand puppets would be employed ...
- A short-lived Friday night FOX series, 'VR.5' starred Lori Singer (of 'Fame' fame) as an introverted telephone technician who ...
- This lawyer show was a great opportunity for Carl Betz to change his image after years as Donna Reed's mild-mannered husband ...
- An extension of the movie 'Stargate', this 1997 series is one of the most successful sci-fi franchises ever.
- Parker Stevenson's character was more than a little anti-social but he had a brilliant mind.
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