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1972–1973
1h

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Anthony Franciosa, Doug McClure, and Hugh O'Brian in Search (1972)

Los agentes de World Securities, ayudados por implantes y microcámaras, investigan casos internacionales con trasfondo político, supervisados por un equipo de expertos que aportan informació... Leer todoLos agentes de World Securities, ayudados por implantes y microcámaras, investigan casos internacionales con trasfondo político, supervisados por un equipo de expertos que aportan información de inteligencia.Los agentes de World Securities, ayudados por implantes y microcámaras, investigan casos internacionales con trasfondo político, supervisados por un equipo de expertos que aportan información de inteligencia.

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- 1 premio ganado y 2 nominaciones

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Trivia
The pilot was a TV movie titled Probe (1972), which was intended to be carried over to the series. However Albert Burke took issue with the use of this title, as it was the same as his widely seen syndicated series Probe (1962). His objection carried weight with NBC as he had a long standing relationship with the network, filmed his shows at their New York studios, and had served as their Educational Broadcasting consultant. Consequently, not only did this series air as "Search," but the pilot was so re-titled for the summer network rerun and subsequent overseas syndication.

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Follows Probe (1972)

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This show is a candidate for resurrection

This was one of the great shows that didn't last.

The teamwork shown by the group working behind the scenes was perhaps too "upbeat" for people. You didn't watch the show expecting the good guys to fail, but instead tried to guess which specialist or gadget would get them out of a jam this time.

I don't remember how good the writing and dialog was, but I clearly remember Burgess Meredith's character as a very compelling influence in the "control room". I would love this show to return to the air or come out on DVD, but I suppose it has been gone for so long that any chance of that happening is pretty low.

In any case, it is good to see the show immortalized to some extent by being listed properly here (I searched for "Search" a long time ago and couldn't find it).