Equalizer, The

Newest Review: ... a brilliant series, with many excellent stories to keep you entertained throughout, ** EPISODES ** (can be ignore if wished as it is a bit long...!!) * Season one 1) The Equalizer... McCall quits the CIA to go it alone 2) China Rain... McCall is hired to locate a kidnapped boy 3) The defector... When a Russian defecter is murdered it is up to McCall to protect the dead mans daughter. 4) The Lock Box... A young girl is snatched and McCall is hired to rescue her from her pimp. 5) Lady Cop... When a police woman is under threat from her corrupt colleagues she asks McCall for help 6) The Confirmation Day... McCall goes up aga... more

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Equalizer, The: The Equalizer (2886 words)
by - written on 13/10/08 (Very useful, 85 readings)
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Creators: Michael Sloan and Richard Lindheim Producers: (various, including...) Edward Alder, Alan Barnette, Gail Morgan Hickman and Ed Waters. Directors: (various, including...) Donald Petrie, Alan Metzger, Richard Compton and Luis Soto. Staring Edward Woodward, Robert Lansing and Keith Szarabajka Released in September of 1985, running until 1989, creating 88 one hour episodes split into four seasons. Sadly, at present, only Season one has been released on DVD in Britain (April 2008), creating a box set of 6 DVDs giving over 16 hours of dramatic encounters with the charismatic English man in the Black 1984 Jaguar XJ6 3 series ... Read the complete review

Equalling things up. (218 words)
by - written on 18/07/08 (Useful, 42 readings)
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Edward Woodward starred in this American made action show as Robert McCall who is a man not to be messed with despite his middle England looks and manners as he is a former secret agent who has decided to loook after the little man by offerring his services to those in need, hence he can work as a body guard or as a private investigator to sort out peoples troubles. The character operates withing his own moral code therefore he is quite happy inflicting pain on hose who he considers worth it and is quite comfortable wth killing those who deserve it. At times in this show Woodward acting could border on relicating his name, wooden, he was attempting ... Read the complete review

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