"Playhouse 90", The Virginian (1962), and Saturday Showcase (1960) come to my mind. IMDb says The Big Party (1959) is 60 minutes but I saw an episode a couple years ago and it was 90 minutes.
Please, name some other examples of a 90-minute TV series.
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The Men was an hour-long series, as I remember, and Robert Conrad, who starred in Assignment: Vienna, was well-known at the time. Banacek was the survivor of the NBC Wednesday Mystery Movie, not Madigan, and The Snoop Sisters wasn't really like Murder, She Wrote from what I remember. Viewere in the 1970s must have been a lot smarter than Professor_feather, because there was nothing confusing about the rotation of the original NBC Mystery Movie, which was on Wednesdays at 8:30 during the first season before moving to Sundays the following season.
Other 90-minute series:
Wagon Train for one season (in color)
Cimarron Strip
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