Owen Marshall: Counselor at Law
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1971
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Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law is an American legal drama, jointly created by David Victor and former law professor Jerry McNeely, that starred actor Arthur Hill. The series was broadcast on ABC from 1971 to 1974. A two-hour pilot movie had aired as a 1971 ABC Movie of the Week entry prior to the series run.
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- Lee Majors , Arthur Hill , Reni Santoni , Pat Harrington, Jr. , Russell Johnson , Joan Darling
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EP1 - A Lesson in Loving
September. 12,1973
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EP2 - Once a Lion
September. 19,1973
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EP3 - The Pool House
September. 26,1973
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EP4 - Sweet Harvest
October. 03,1973
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EP5 - N is for Nightmare
October. 17,1973
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EP6 - The Camerons Are a Special Clan
October. 24,1973
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EP7 - Poor Children of Eve
October. 31,1973
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EP8 - The Sin of Susan Gentry
November. 17,1973
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EP9 - Child of Wednesday
November. 28,1973
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EP10 - Snatches of a Crazy Song
December. 05,1973
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EP11 - The Prowler
December. 12,1973
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EP12 - The Second Victim
December. 19,1973
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EP13 - Etude for a Kidnapper
January. 02,1974
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EP14 - House of Friends
January. 19,1974
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EP15 - The Attacker
January. 26,1974
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EP16 - A Foreigner Among Us
February. 02,1974
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EP17 - A Killer with a Badge
February. 09,1974
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EP18 - The Sterilization of Judy Simpson
February. 16,1974
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EP19 - The Break-In
March. 02,1974
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EP20 - I've Promised You a Father
March. 09,1974
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EP21 - To Keep and Bear Arms
March. 23,1974
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EP22 - The Desertion of Keith Ryder
March. 30,1974
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EP23 - The Ghost of Buzz Stevens
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