Patrick Duffy
Mark Harris
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- 1. Melt Down Sep 22, 1977
- Mr. Schubert threatens to flood the world.
- 2. The Mudworm Oct 13, 1977
- A machine mines minerals from the sea floor.
- 3. Hawk of Mu Oct 18, 1977
- Mark finds artifacts in an underwater cavern.
Dec 17, 2018 · Jason Momoa's Aquaman, opening Friday, Dec. 21, reminds me of Patrick Duffy's similar Man From Atlantis on NBC more than 30 years ago, the first TV series for the future Dallas star....
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10. votes. If you can stretch '80s to include 1977-78 this sounds like Man From Atlantis, starring Patrick Duffy of Dallas fame. It was a very short run series after some TV movies about the character. As for your last question - I suspect not. Share. answered May 26, 2012 at 17:51. iandotkelly ♦. 53.3k 10 212 217. Yes, that's it, thank you!
Two carnival workers try to get Mark to help them rob a museum of priceless Egyptian artifacts after they learn of his underwater abilities. Store Filled. Available to buy. Buy HD $2.99. More purchase options. The Complete Series Release of the adventures of the being who is both human and aquatic. Atlantis survivor Mark Harris breathes under ...
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Jul 27, 2011 · The Man From Atlantis. : On Patrick Duffy and the glory years of TV stardom. Last week I interviewed Patrick Duffy for our Random Roles feature, in conjunction with the Warner Archives manufacture ...
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"The Man From Atlantis" (1977 - 17 episodes of 60 minutes), is a cult TV series created by Herbert F. Solow and Mayo Simon for NBC. The pilot episode begins when a man (the actor Patrick Duffy) is found unconscious on a beach after a storm. Taken to a hospital, the doctors discover that this man is not a simple victim of drowning.
Aquaman: King of Atlantis is an American animated television miniseries produced by James Wan for the streaming service HBO Max (now Max), based on the DC Comics character Aquaman. [2] . The series is produced by DC Entertainment, Warner Bros. Animation and Atomic Monster.
