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Tom Bower Movies

Lead actor Bower has been onscreen from the '70s. ~ Rovi
1975  
 
Assigned to a story about a famous wing-walker (a daredevil who climbs out on the wing of a plane in flight for the entertainment of the people on solid ground), John-Boy (Richard Thomas) is pleasantly surprised to disover that the legendary "Bobby Strom" is actually a very attractive young woman (Lee Purcell). Before long, John-Boy finds himself at the center of a mystery involving a an unidentified young Romeo who is plying Bobby with gifts and love letters. Meanwhile, elderly Maude Gormley (Merie Earle) entrusts her beloved goat Myrtle to a younger member of the Walton clan. Appearing in this episode as Rex Barker is Tom Bower, who would later join the series' cast in the role of Mary Ellen Walton's husband Curt Willard. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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1974  
 
The only witness to a terrorist bombing also happens to be a police informer. In his efforts to locate the witness, Kojak (Telly Savalas) is stymied by a rival police precinct which is keeping the man under wraps. Meanwhile, the witness escapes custody--just as the terrorist group El Compadre prepares to strike against. Appearing as an antagonistic police lieutenant is future Hill Street Blues star Daniel J. Travanti. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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1974  
 
This episode marks the first appearance of Gretchen Corbett as attorney Beth Davenport, erstwhile girlfriend of private eye Jim Rockford (James Garner). Characteristically, Beth has called upon Jim for a teeny-tiny favor: namely, to prove the innocence of her impoverished client Ann Calhoun (Patricia Smith), who is accused of killing her husband. Dutifully, Rockford heads to Parker Arizona, the hometown of Ann's late husband Kevin, in hopes of gathering new evidence. Before long both Jim and Beth find their lives threatened by a certain party who is harboring a sinister secret--in this case, the fact that Kevin Calhoun wasn't Kevin Calhoun at all. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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