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5/10 TV Created by Abraham Polonsky First episode date 16 September 1965 Network CBC Television Number of episodes 31 | 8/10 IMDb Genre Drama Original language(s) English Final episode date 8 September 1966 Number of seasons 1 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Written by Edward DeBlasio
Lindsay Galloway
Alvin Goldman
Ian McLellan Hunter
Charles E. Israel
Norman Klenman
Abraham Polonsky Directed by John Berry
Abner Biberman
Herschel Daugherty
Lawrence Dobkin
Harvey Hart
Irving Lerner
George McCowan
Daniel Petrie
Abraham Polonsky
Gayne Rescher
Harrison Starr
Eric Till Starring Stephen Young
Austin Willis
Cec Linder Cast Stephen Young, Austin Willis, Cec Linder Similar Quentin Durgens - MP, Wojeck, The Forest Rangers, Adventures in Rainbow Country, Judd - for the Defense | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Seaway cbc tv series 1965 gunpowder and paint part 1 music by morris surdin
Seaway is a Canadian drama series that aired on CBC Television from 1965 to 1966. The series was a Seaway Films production in collaboration with the UK's ATV, with production money provided by the CBC. It was presented by ASP and distributed internationally by ITC Entertainment (for international screenings ITC replaced the theme music by John Bath with another composition by Edwin Astley, and prepared a different title sequence).
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- Seaway cbc tv series 1965 gunpowder and paint part 1 music by morris surdin
- Seaway tv intro 1965
- Synopsis
- Main cast
- Episode list
- Episodes
- Australia
- References
Although officially Canadian, many of the show's writers and directors were American (as was the series creator/script supervisor Abraham Polonsky), with some British contributors as well (such as Ian McLellan Hunter and Donald James). It was the most expensive series produced in Canada to that time with a total cost of $3 million, and although it did well enough for the CBC in terms of viewers a hoped-for sale to American network television never happened because the series, with the exceptions of the two-part episodes "Don't Forget to Wipe the Blood Off" and "Gunpowder and Paint," was shot in black and white and US network shows by that time were, with a few exceptions, in color.
Seaway tv intro 1965
Synopsis
Seaway followed the adventures of Nick King (played by Stephen Young) who works as a ship owners' agent, investigating crimes involving shipping. He is assisted by Department of Transport agent Leslie Fox (Austin Willis), and the special police force patrolling the Saint Lawrence Seaway. Episodes were filmed in various locations along the seaway, primarily Toronto and Montreal. They were generally set in Canada, although the two-parter "Gunpowder and Paint" was partially set in Cleveland (though filmed in Toronto.)
Main cast
Notable guest stars included Canadian actor Gordon Pinsent, Canada-based British actor Barry Morse (who was appearing in The Fugitive at the time), Star Trek pilot episode actress Sally Kellerman, Faye Dunaway in one of her first screen appearances, and Richard Thomas.
Episode list
All the 30 episodes are complete. This list is in broadcast order, as broadcast on the CBC according to TV listings guides. All titles are correct. A pair of episodes (Don't Forget to Wipe the Blood Off) were edited together into a feature film entitled Affair with a Killer.
Episodes
*Episodes made in color
The transmission and/or production order of the following episodes is unknown. It can be assumed these episodes slot into the gaps in the above list.
Australia
The Australian rights are held by the Nine Network who, over many decades, have shown numerous repeats in non-peak viewing times. Since 2012 there have been numerous showings in the early hours of the morning on Gem, a Nine Network digital outlet, sometimes twice per morning. The Seaway repeats alternate with re-screenings of two British series Gideon's Way and Danger Man.