Hal Holbrook
Senator Hays Stowe
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- 1. To Taste of Death But Once Sep 13, 1970
- The senator accepts a speaking engagement despite a threat on his life.
- 2. The Day the Lion Died Oct 4, 1970
- A respected Senate patriarch may be on his last legs.
- 3. Power Play Nov 1, 1970
- A state party chairman tries to maneuver his own man into Congress.
The Bold Ones: The Senator (also known as The Senator) is an American political television drama series that aired on NBC from 1970 through 1971, lasting for nine episodes (including one pilot movie).
The Bold Ones: The Senator: Created by A.J. Russell, S.S. Schweitzer. With Hal Holbrook, Michael Tolan, Kate Hawley, Sharon Acker. Hays Stowe is a new senator who comes to Washington DC with his wife Erin and daughter Norma.
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- 1970-09-13
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Sep 1, 2020 · Hal Holbrook (Mark Twain Tonight) stars as a crusading politician in the award winning television series The Bold Ones: The Senator. In this gripping drama, Senator Hays Stowe (Holbrook in an Emmy award-winning performance) works tirelessly to serve his constituents and the American people as a whole. Exploring the issues facing our nation, The ...
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Feb 10, 2022 · Classic TV Theme: The Bold Ones - The Senator. NBC tried a sort of 'wheel' series in 1968 with 'Name of the Game', but that merely rotated the lead actors; it was still the same show every...
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Sen. Stowe chairs a commission that is investigating the shooting deaths of two college students by National Guard troops during an anti-war protest at a university. His task is complicated by the fact that the students, the administrators and the National Guardsmen all give different versions of what happened. 8.4/10.
Senator Hays Stowe questions the mental abilities of powerful committee chairman Homer Wydell and his ability to conduct good public policy. His wife Jean and Majority Leader Thad Brown prefer to ignore his decline for reasons of their own.
Senator Stowe questions the mental abilities of powerful committee chairman Homer Wydell and his ability to conduct good public policy. Wydell’s wife Jean and Majority Leader Thad Brown prefer to ignore his decline for reasons of their own.
