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The equalizer. The complete season 2

The equalizer. The complete season 2

DVD 1986

The Equalizer, AKA Robert McCall, is a former veteran of the British Army and the CIA with a shadowy past. He breaks away from "the company" after getting disillusioned with his cloak-and-dagger life. He seeks atonement by offering his services to the public through an advertisement in the newspaper, allowing his clients to equalize the odds against those who would do them harm.

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Crime Drama
New York (N.Y.) Drama
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Description:
6 videodiscs (ca. 1059 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in
Target Audience Note:
CHVR: NR
Other Title:
Equalizer. The complete season two [DVD]
Equalizer. Season 2 [DVD]
Equalizer. Season two [DVD]
Equalizer (Television program : 1985-1989) DVD
Notes:
Title from container
Originally broadcast on television during the 1986-1987 season
Contains 22 original episodes from the television series
Edward Woodward, Keith Szarabajka, Robert Lansing
DVD ; full screen presentation
For private home use only
Contents:
Disc 1. Prelude
Nocturne
A community of civilized men
Joyride
Disc 2. Shades of darkness
Nightscape
Counterfire
The line
Disc 3. Tip on a sure thing
The cup
Heartstrings
High performance
Disc 4. Beyond control
Carnal persuasion
Memories of Manon, part 1
Memories of Manon, part 2
Disc 5. Solo
A place to stay
Coal black soul
First light
Disc 6. Hang and glove
Re-entry
Control Number:
1146416
UPC:
773848665235
Other Authors:
Lansing, Robert, 1929-1994
NBC Universal Television
Sloan, Michael, 1946-
Szarabajka, Keith
Universal Pictures (Firm)
Visual Entertainment (Firm)
Woodward, Edward, 1930-2009
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