It boasts the worst effects $130 million can buy, the kind usually reserved for TV movies whose portmanteau titles promise sharks dangerous cyclones of wind.

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Jane Seymour's immensely popular Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, aired for six seasons on CBS and spawned two TV movies.

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She then starred in a slew of ill-fated pilots and a handful of TV movies, including the pilot for “Steel Magnolias,” the series “Getting By,” and appeared on Broadway in “The Drowsy Chaperone” in 2007.

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There were a number of TV movies and a short-lived TV show based on the book, though there has been no new efforts in the last two decades.

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With his Hollywood fame dwindling, Ryan O’Neal began appearing in TV movies and finally returned to series television with the 1991 sitcom “Good Sports,” co-starring then-lover Fawcett, although the show only lasted one season.

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