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In 1959 Sam becomes a disc jockey helping an FM station manager (Patricia Richardson) battle a puritanical reporter bent on obliterating rock 'n' roll.
In 1959 Sam becomes a disc jockey helping an FM station manager (Patricia Richardson) battle a puritanical reporter bent on obliterating rock 'n' roll.
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S2, EP5 "Blind Faith: February 6, 1964"As a blind pianist in 1964, Sam has the chance to foil the murder of the musician's girlfriend (Cynthia Bain).
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S2, EP6 "Good Morning, Peoria: September 9, 1959"In 1959 Sam becomes a disc jockey helping an FM station manager (Patricia Richardson) battle a puritanical reporter bent on obliterating rock 'n' roll.
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S2, EP7 "Thou Shalt Not ...: February 2, 1974"Sam jumps into the life of a beleaguered rabbi who is desperately trying to reunite his torn family. Teri Hanauer and Russ Tamblyn guest star.
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S3, EP4 "One Strobe Over the Line: June 15, 1965"As a photographer, Sam must save a model from overdosing on amphetamines from her agent (Susan Anton).
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