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Charles Polachek
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Director
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Charles Polachek is known for
NBC Television Opera Theatre (1949)
,
Captain Video and His Video Rangers (1949)
and
The Clear Horizon (1960)
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Known for
NBC Television Opera Theatre
5.5
TV Series
Producer
1953 • 1 ep
Captain Video and His Video Rangers
6.6
TV Series
Director
(as Charles Polacheck)
1949 • 1 ep
The Clear Horizon
8.1
TV Series
Producer
1960–1962 • 254 eps
Masterpiece Playhouse
6.6
TV Series
Director
1950 • 1 ep
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Producer
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The Clear Horizon
8.1
TV Series
producer
1960–1962
254 episodes
The Edge of Night
7.8
TV Series
producer
1957–1959
592 episodes
The Alcoa Hour
7.3
TV Series
associate producer
1955
1 episode
NBC Television Opera Theatre
5.5
TV Series
associate producer
1953
1 episode
Hallmark Hall of Fame
8.2
TV Series
associate producer
1951
1 episode
The Voice of Firestone
6.0
TV Series
producer
1949–1963
Director
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5
NBC Television Opera Theatre
5.5
TV Series
Director
1950–1952
8 episodes
Masterpiece Playhouse
6.6
TV Series
Director
1950
1 episode
Down in the Valley
TV Movie
Director
1950
Captain Video and His Video Rangers
6.6
TV Series
Director
(as Charles Polacheck)
1949
1 episode
Charade Quiz
TV Series
Director
(as Charles Polacheck)
1947–1949
Writer
Previous
1
NBC Television Opera Theatre
5.5
TV Series
adapted by
1954
1 episode
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Charles Polacheck
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Charles Polacheck directed early episodes of "Captain Video and His Video Rangers" for less than a year, then he left to join NBC. He personally assembled Captain Video's first ray weapon.
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