Series · 1952 · Drama
This show started in New York City, with Broadway actors and actresses. It then moved to Hollywood, California, where Hollywood actors and actresses headed the cast.
8 seasons · 146 episodes

Episode 01
Life, Liberty and Orrin Dooley
When Orrin Dooley, returning from war, is rejected by a woman for his ignorance, he enters grade school under his G.I. benefits where the woman betrothed to the insensitive principal is the teacher.

Episode 02
Junior
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Episode 03
National Honeymoon
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Episode 04
Birth of a Hero
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Episode 05
Girl in the Park
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Episode 06
Edge of the Law
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Episode 07
Protect Her Honor
A detective is furious when he learns that his bride, a municipal court judge, is appearing on a new TV show.

Episode 08
Sunk
An alcoholic young man demands inheritance money from the uncle who's executor of his father's estate. The uncle refuses, but makes his nephew an offer: he'll give him $15,000 if he'll travel to the South Seas and murder a man named Jake Finch. The trip to the islands involves a three-week cruise on a schooner where the sad drunk has time to reevaluate his life.

Episode 09
The Divided Heart
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Episode 14
They Also Serve
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Episode 15
It Happened in a Pawn Shop
When two struggling people, a musician and young woman, make a deal in a pawnshop to resolve their individual financial shortfalls, an attraction, complicated by the woman's licentious landlady and overbearing suitor, ensues.

Episode 16
This Is My Heart
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Episode 17
The Sermon of the Gun
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Episode 18
Adventure in Connecticut
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Episode 19
The First Born
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Episode 22
All's Fair in Love
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Episode 23
Madame 44
A woman saloon owner in California, known as gunslinger "Madame 44," is tried and acquitted for murder after defending herself from a claim jumper. Later, passing for respectability in New Orleans, a suitor threatens to expose her past.

Episode 24
My Daughter's Husband
A father rejects his daughter's poor choice in a husband.

Episode 25
The Bet
A wealthy man, whose poor friend has stolen the man's fiancée, bets the friend a fortune that the friend can not spend ten years in solitary confinement, which bet the friend accepts, despite the love of the woman.

Episode 26
Double Exposure
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Episode 27
To Any Soldier
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Episode 28
Just What the Doctor Ordered
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Episode 29
Allison, Ltd.
A wealthy fashion woman, poor in youth, faces a dilemma as to whether to extract her long desired revenge on a man with whom she eloped in her youth but who allowed his rich family to annul the marriage for a débutante he wants to leave.

Episode 30
The Life of the Party
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Episode 32
The Lady and the Champ
A boxer strives for the middleweight championship in order to fund his friend's business venture.

Episode 33
Look for Tomorrow
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Episode 34
Sweet Talk Me, Jackson
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Episode 36
There's No Place Like Home
A newspaper expose precipitates a violent quarrel between the writer and his family.

Episode 37
The Trestle
A boy suspects his step-father is the murderer of a man who attempted to put a small town newspaper out of business.
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This show started in New York City, with Broadway actors and actresses. It then moved to Hollywood, California, where Hollywood actors and actresses headed the cast.
The Ford Television Theatre is available to stream on Flicksy via 6 verified sources, aggregated from publicly available embed providers. The drama has 8 seasons and 146 total episodes, rated 7.8/10 by 4 viewers.
The Ford Television Theatre has 8 seasons with 146 episodes in total.
The Ford Television Theatre is currently in production and returning for new episodes.
The Ford Television Theatre first aired on October 2, 1952.
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