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Equalizer on CBS

1985, TV Show

Episode Detail: Re-Entry - Equalizer

McCall helps a young boy whose father was tricked into committing a crime. Garnet: David Johansen. Mann: Stewart Copeland. Winter: John Goodman. Slate: Joe Morton. Joan: Kitty Crooks. Hershey: Graham Beckel.

Episodes: Re-Entry - Equalizer - 97 total Episodes

The Cup
Riding the Elephant
Trial by Ordeal
Mission: McCall
Suicide Squad
China Rain
Desperately
Shades of Darkness
Encounter in a Closed Room
Target of Choice
Making of a Martyr
Past Imperfect
Blood & Wine
Pilot Episode
Mystery of Manon
Memories of Manon
Dog Day Story
Time Present, Time Past
Confirmation Day
Lock Box
Distant Fire
Beyond Control
The Line
Carnal Persuasion
A Place to Stay
Suspicion of Innocence
Video Games
No Place Like Home
Regrets Only
Eighteen with a Bullet
Lullaby of Darkness
Mission: McCall
Blood & Wine
Caper
Lady Cop
Unpunished Crimes
Unnatural Causes
Nocturne
Prelude
Always a Lady
Pilot Episode
Re-Entry
Children's Song
Reign of Terror
Dead Drop
Pretenders
Solo
Dance on the Dark Side
Child Broker
Splinters
Visitation
Starfire
17 Zebra
Wash Up
Race Traitors
Endgame
Out of the Past
Coal Black Soul
Torn
Tip on a Sure Thing
Heartstrings
Hand and Glove
Innerview
Last Call
Sea of Fire
Silent Fury
Equalizer
Psychic Story
Blood & Wine
Heart of Justice
Bump and Run
Back Home
Mama's Boy
Joyride
High Performance
The Rehearsal
Christmas Presence
Something Green
Equalizer
Nightscape
Mystery of Manon
Civilized Men
Memories of Manon
Memories of Manon
Defector
Breakpoint
No Conscience
Counterfire
First Light
In the Money
Shadow Play
The Last Campaign
Day of the Covenant
Prisoners of Conscience
Mystery of Manon
Sins of Our Fathers
Pilot Episode

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Premiered: September 18, 1985, on CBS

Rating: None

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Premise: A cult favorite about an enigmatic former government agent who turns vigilante, offering his services as a one-man security force to people facing apparently insurmountable odds. Star Edward Woodward received Emmy nominations all four seasons, but never won (though he did win a Golden Globe in 1987).

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