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McCloud

1970–1977NBCCrime

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A New Mexico marshal seconded to the NYPD, part of the rotating NBC Mystery Movie wheel.

McCloud opens with a main title sequence of 60 seconds.

At 60 seconds, it opens well above the 47-second median for crime sequences in this catalogue.

It arrived on NBC in 1970, when Truth or Consequences, Another World and Search for Tomorrow were also on the network.

1 sequence89th most looked up of 151 in the 1970sIMDb ↗
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