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Title | Airdate | Network / Length |
Production Company | Director | Character |
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11/20/1970 |
CBS / 2 hrs. |
Cinema Center 100 | Jack Starrett | Adrian Vico | |
O'HARA UNITED STATES TREASURY pilot "OPERATION: COBRA" | 4/2/1971 |
CBS / 2 hrs. |
Mark VII-Universal | Jack Webb | James O'Hara |
THE LONGEST NIGHT | 9/12/1972 |
ABC / 90 m. |
Universal | Jack Smight | Alan Chambers |
MOON OF THE WOLF | 9/26/1972 |
ABC / 90 m. |
Filmways | Daniel Petrie | Sheriff Aaron Whitaker |
BIRDS OF PREY | 1/30/1973 |
CBS / 90 m. |
Tomorrow Entertainment |
Wm. A. Graham | Harry Walker |
HARRY
O - pilot 1 "SUCH DUST AS DREAMS ARE MADE ON" |
3/11/1973 |
ABC / 60 m. |
Warner Bros. | Jerry Thorpe | Harry Orwell |
HIJACK! | 9/26/1973 |
ABC / 90 m. |
Spelling-Goldberg
/ Fox |
Leonard Horn | Jake Wilkenson |
PIONEER WOMAN | 12/19/1973 |
ABC / 90 m. |
Filmways | Buzz Kulik | Robert Douglas |
HARRY O
- pilot 2 "SMILE JENNY, YOU'RE DEAD" |
2/3/1974 |
ABC / 2 hrs. |
Warner Bros | Jerry Thorpe | Harry Orwell |
FER-DE-LANCE | 10/18/1974 |
CBS / 2 hrs. |
Leslie Stevens / MGM |
Russ Mayberry | Russ Bogan |
STALK THE WILD CHILD | 11/3/1976 |
NBC / 90 m. |
Chas. Fries Prods. | William Hale | Dr. James Hazard |
MAYDAY AT 40,000 FEET! | 11/12/1976 |
CBS / 2 hrs. |
A.J. Fenady / Warner Bros |
Robert Butler | Capt. Pete Douglass |
A SENSITIVE PASSIONATE MAN | 6/6/1977 |
NBC / 2 hrs. |
Factor-Newland | John Newland | Michael Delaney |
SUPERDOME | 1/9/1978 |
ABC / 2 hrs. |
ABC Circle Films | Jerry Jameson | Mike Shelley |
NOWHERE TO RUN | 1/16/1978 |
NBC / 2 hrs. |
MTM | Richard Lang | Harry Adams |
THE WORD | 11/12/78- 11/15/78 (4 nights) |
CBS / 8 hrs. |
Chas. Fries / Stonehenge |
Richard Lang | Steve Randall |
CENTENNIAL (episodes 1 thru 11) | began 10/1/78 |
NBC / 26 1/2 hrs. |
Universal | various | narrator |
CENTENNIAL
(episode 12) "THE SCREAM OF EAGLES" |
2/4/1979 |
NBC / 3 hrs. |
Universal | Virgil W. Vogel | Paul Garrett |
S.O.S. TITANIC | 9/23/1979 |
ABC / 3 hrs. |
Roger Gimble / |
William Hale | John Jacob Astor |
THE GOLDEN GATE MURDERS | 10/3/1979 |
CBS / 2 hrs. |
Universal | Walter Grauman | Det. Sgt. Paul Silver |
HIGH ICE | 1/7/1980 |
NBC / 2 hrs. |
ESJ Productions | Eugene S. Jones | Glencoe MacDonald |
CITY IN FEAR | 3/30/1980 |
ABC / 170 m. |
Trans World Intl. | Jud Taylor | Vince Perrino |
FATHER DAMIEN: THE LEPER PRIEST | 10/27/1980 |
NBC / 2 hrs. |
Tomorrow Entertainment |
Stephen Gethers | Father Damien |
NIGHT CHASE (1970) was shot as THE MAN IN THE BACK SEAT and was released on video as L.A. CAB.
The first Harry O pilot, SUCH DUST AS DREAMS ARE MADE ON (1973), was rebroadcast on 7/23/84 on CBS Late Night with 20 minutes of additional commercials. It was later syndicated as a 90-minute TV film in a longer alternate version utilizing additional footage shot at the time of the original production.
HIJACK! (1973) was shot as FAST FREIGHT.
PIONEER WOMAN (1973) was released on video as PIONEERS.
FER-DE-LANCE (1974) was released in the UK theatrically as DEATH DIVE and also had alternate title of OPERATION: SERPENT.
STALK THE WILD CHILD (1976) was shot as FARRELL.
SUPERDOME (1978) was shot as COUNTDOWN TO SUPERBOWL.
NOWHERE TO RUN (1978) was shot as THE BLACKJACK HIJACK and flirted with a release title of THE MAN WHO LIVED TWICE.
THE WORD (1978) had a much-abbreviated 185m. video cassette version.
S.O.S TITANIC (1979) also had an edited video cassette release.
THE GOLDEN GATE MURDERS (1979) had a foreign theatrical release title of SPECTER ON THE BRIDGE and a pre-production shooting title of SPECTRE.
CITY IN FEAR (1980) was also known as PANIC ON PAGE ONE. Director Jud Taylor took the pseudonym Alan Smithee due to a conflict on the final edit of the film.
Re-edited episodes of the O'HARA,
UNITED STATES TREASURY TV series were released as two
television movies for syndication only:
- LADIES OF CRIME was a 1978 re-edit
of the two episodes OPERATION: GOOD CITIZEN and OPERATION: STOLEN BONDS.
- COUNTERFEIT GREEN combined the original episodes OPERATION: OFFSET and
OPERATION: MR. FELIX.
David Janssen, at age 48, died 2 days into filming FATHER DAMIEN: THE LEPER
PRIEST,
a character who ironically died in his late 40’s. Production was
suspended for a short time
until Ken Howard was recast in the role. The film was dedicated
to
Janssen in its credits.