Diagnosis: Unknown
TV-PG
7
1960
Drama
, Crime
, Documentary
Diagnosis: Unknown is an American medical drama that aired on CBS from July 5 to September 20, 1960. Produced by Bob Banner, the series aired as a summer replacement for The Garry Moore Show, a variety program.
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- Cast：
- Patrick O'Neal , Phyllis Newman , Chester Morris , Cal Bellini
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EP1 - The Case of the Radiant Wine
July. 05,1960
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EP2 - Main Course - Murder
August. 02,1960
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EP3 - A Sudden Stillness
August. 09,1960
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EP4 - Final Performance
August. 16,1960
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EP5 - The Case Of The Elder
August. 23,1960
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EP6 - The Curse Of The Gypsy
August. 30,1960
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EP7 - Gina, Gina
September. 06,1960
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EP8 - The Parasite
September. 13,1960
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EP9 - The Red Death
September. 20,1960
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