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After everyone on the "Mary Tyler Moore Show" got fired, Lou Grant went to Los Angeles and became city editor of the L.A. Tribune, owned by Mrs. Pynchon, with whom Lou often has loud but sympathetic arguments. Lots of social causes and interpersonal relationships. - IMDb
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| Lou Grant (dubbed version) |  Uruguay |
| Lou Grant |  Austria |
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| Lou Grant |  Canada |
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| Lou Grant | West Germany |
| Lou Grant |  Ecuador |
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| Lou Grant |  France |
| På första sidan |  Sweden |
| Лу Грант |  Soviet Union |
| 事件記者ルー・グラント |  Japan |
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Meeno Peluce [9] | Nick (TV Episode: Denial) (1979) |
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Brad Savage [16] | Danny (TV Episode: Generations) (1981) |
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Billy Jayne [11] | Mike (TV Episode: Cover-Up) (1980) |
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Matthew Labyorteaux [13] | Mark Donner (TV Episode: Kids) (1979) |
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Robbie Rist [14] | Josh (TV Episode: Airliner) (1978) |
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Jeffrey Chandler [25] | Customer (TV Episode: Hooker) (1978) |
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Christian Juttner [15] | Michael (TV Episode: Romance) (1979) |
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David Hollander [11] | Bryan Furniss (TV Episode: Cover-Up) (1980) |
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Kirk Cameron [12] | Joey (TV Episode: Victims) (1982) |
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Alene Wilson | Lisa Evans (TV Episode: Murder) (1978) |
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David Baron | Tony (TV Episode: Generations) (1981) |
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Michelle Walker | Amy (TV Episode: Cameras) (1982) |
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Natasha Ryan [7] | Felicia (TV Episode: Barrio) (1977) |
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Michael LeClair | Roger (TV Episode: Aftershock) (1977) |
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Guillermo San Juan | Henry (TV Episode: Barrio) (1977) |
