A publishing empire links three rotating lead characters in this crime-drama anthology as a magazine reporter, editor and publisher use the power of the media to right wrongs. With a 90-minute running time and the highest weekly budget of its day ($400,000 per episode), the series attracted big-name guests such as Anne Baxter and Ray Milland. Behind the camera, early-career contributions were made by Steven Spielberg and Steven Bochco.
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Awards
1971 - Emmy - Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role- nominated
1971 - Emmy - Outstanding Achievement in Music Composition- nominated
1971 - Emmy - Outstanding Achievement in Music, Lyrics and Special Material- nominated
1971 - Emmy - Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in Drama- nominated
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