Joe Forrester
NR
7.2
1975
Drama
, Crime
Joe Forrester is an American Crime/Drama TV series, starring Lloyd Bridges.
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- Cast：
- Lloyd Bridges , Pat Crowley , Dwan Smith
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EP1 - Stake Out
September. 09,1975
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EP2 - The Witness
September. 16,1975
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EP3 - Bus Station
September. 23,1975
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EP4 - Welcome to the Gardens
September. 30,1975
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EP5 - Weekend (1) (a.k.a. Deadly Weekend)
November. 04,1975
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EP6 - Weekend (2) (a.k.a. Deadly Weekend)
November. 11,1975
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EP7 - A Game of Loss
February. 16,1976
A gambling addict caught violating parole goes for broke to prove that he's really gone straight; he turns informer in a murder case involving armed robbers who hit high-stakes games. (from TV Guide)
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EP8 - The Invaders
February. 23,1976
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EP9 - No Probable Cause
December. 02,1975
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EP10 - The Best Laid Schemes
December. 09,1975
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EP11 - The End of Summer
December. 16,1975
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EP12 - The Fashion Mart
December. 23,1975
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EP13 - Fire Power
January. 06,1976
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EP14 - An Act of Violence
January. 13,1976
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EP15 - The Answer
February. 02,1976
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EP16 - Squeeze Play
February. 09,1976
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EP17 - A Game of Love
February. 16,1976
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EP18 - The Invaders (a.k.a Hard Core)
February. 23,1976
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EP19 - Girl on a String
March. 01,1976
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EP20 - The Promised Land
March. 08,1976
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EP21 - Pressure Point
March. 22,1976
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EP22 - The Boy Next Door
May. 03,1976
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