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The Magnificent Seven
TV Series (1998 - 1999)
When an Indian village is threatened by ex-Confederate soldiers, several villagers head out to seek help. They recruit seven men, each with unique skills, who return to the village and take on the raiders. Following this, the men take up residence in a small town, making their skills available to those in need.
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02x13 Obsession Aired: Jul. 03, 2000When Chris meets an old flame, we find out more about the events that led up to the death of his wife and son.
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Robert Vaughn, who had starred in the original 1960 movie, frequently guest-starred as a crusading judge.
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Type:
Scripted
Premiered:
Jan. 03, 1998
Status:
Canceled/Ended
Runtime:
60 min.
Network
Genre
- western
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More Full Episodes [22] More Clips [0]
Obsession
Season 2, Episode #13
Season 2, Episode #13
Serpents
Season 2, Episode #12
Season 2, Episode #12
Lady Killers
Season 2, Episode #11
Season 2, Episode #11
Penance
Season 2, Episode #10
Season 2, Episode #10
Achilles
Season 2, Episode #9
Season 2, Episode #9
Chinatown
Season 2, Episode #8
Season 2, Episode #8
The Trial
Season 2, Episode #7
Season 2, Episode #7
Wagon Train (2)
Season 2, Episode #6
Season 2, Episode #6
Wagon Train (1)
Season 2, Episode #5
Season 2, Episode #5
Vendetta
Season 2, Episode #4
Season 2, Episode #4
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Series Fun Facts
- Robert Vaughn plays Judge Oren Travis in the series. He appeared in The Magnificent Seven as Lee.
- This episode, the pilot, was filmed in Mescal and the Dragoon Mountains of Arizona, near the famous western town of Tombstone.
- An Internet fan campaign was partly responsible for CBS' decision to renew this series. A team of fans organized and coordinated their efforts through a Web site, recruiting the internet…
[show]An Internet fan campaign was partly responsible for CBS' decision to renew this series. A team of fans organized and coordinated their efforts through a Web site, recruiting the internet fandom in e-mailing CBS executives and affiliates and raising $5,000 of their own money for ads in Variety and USA Today thanking the producers, the cast, and the extended crew members. Patti Kleckner, a Chicago-based fan, who was part of the team who organized the campaign, offered her services as a contact on behalf of the effort. She was offered a free trip to California by executive producer John Watson to make her television debut with a walk-on part in the "New Law" episode which started the second season.
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