The Bold Ones: The Senator (1970) · WatchGuide

The Bold Ones: The Senator (1970) · WatchGuide

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E1 · Airs Sep 13, 1970 · 1h 0m
To Taste of Death But Once
Despite a threat on his life, Senator Stowe accepts an invitation from Garbury College to speak about the practical uses of political dissent.
E2 · Airs Oct 4, 1970 · 1h 0m
The Day the Lion Died
Senator Hays Stowe accepts an invitation to speak at Garbury College despite a threat on his life. Topic of his speech: ""The Practical Uses of Dissent in the 1970's""
E3 · Airs Nov 1, 1970 · 1h 0m
Power Play
When Stowe throws his support behind a reform candidate as party nominee for a special election, he suddenly finds himself short of votes to secure passage of his signature education subsidy legislation. He risks alienating his grassroots supporters by considering a deal offered by State Party Chairman Mallon, who is desperate to nominate a wealthy but unqualified candidate.
E4 · Airs Nov 22, 1970 · 1h 0m
A Continual Roar of Musketry (1)
The Senator wants to secure the passage of important welfare-type bills, but must also cater to the desires of those who hold the key to his re-election.
E5 · Airs Nov 29, 1970 · 1h 0m
A Continual Roar of Musketry (2)
Fictional drama based on the National Guard shootings at Kent State University.
E6 · Airs Jan 17, 1971 · 1h 0m
Someday They'll Elect a President
As part of an effort to bring a new power plant to his state, Senator Stowe's aide Jordan Boyle makes a major error in judgment by drafting and signing an introduction letter to a businessman who was later revealed to be a high-ranking member of the mob.
E7 · Airs Feb 7, 1971 · 1h 0m
George Washington Told a Lie
Senator Stowe proudly announces final approval for the construction of a long awaited hydroelectric dam in his home state. However, protesters bring to his attention a previously overlooked detail that the project will forcefully displace a tribe of 76 Native Americans from their reservation because of a technicality in their treaty, which was written in 1792 by George Washington.
E8 · Airs Feb 28, 1971 · 1h 0m
A Single Blow of the Sword
An opponent of the welfare system who works for the Office of Enforcement Operations attempts to derail Senator Stowe's Inner City Self Help Act legislation by publishing a report containing evidence of misappropriation of funds by an administrator Stowe personally selected for a similar anti-poverty agency.