Best Sellers was a television series broadcast by NBC during the 1976–77 season. It consisted of several mini-series based on best-selling novels, shown in a rotating series of several episodes each.
The concept was similar to 1950s television serialised dramas, when plays and novels were formatted into several broadcast episodes under a single umbrella program title. It was one of the earliest examples of the modern mini-series format. The format, however, apparently did not seem to work for NBC Universal Television in the mid-1970s, which ended the series after one season.
The series included the following:
⁕Taylor Caldwell's 1972 novel, "Captains and the Kings"
⁕Anton Meyer's 1968 novel, "Once an Eagle"
⁕Norman Bogner's 1967 novel, "Seventh Avenue"
⁕Robert Ludlum's 1974 novel, "The Rhinemann Exchange"
| Title | Best Sellers |
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| Episode Runtime | 00 Hours 59 Minutes |
| Total Season(s) | 0 |
| Total Episode(s) on All Seasons | 0 |
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