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The Survivors is a high-profile prime time soap opera aired by the ABC television network as part of its Fall 1969 lineup.

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rdfs:comment	The Survivors is a high-profile prime time soap opera aired by the ABC television network as part of its Fall 1969 lineup. (en)
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ShortSummary	Duncan is injured in an automobile accident, and in the subsequent investigation, police find that it was no accident. (en) Baylor grants Duncan's request for a bank loan to Miguel Santerra after meeting with the revolutionary. (en) Duncan finds Baylor dead. (en) Duncan tells Tracy he suspects Philip of murder. (en) Baylor learns that he only has a short time to live and decides to bring Duncan into the bank. (en) Tracy tells Jeff that Philip is not his father. (en) Tracy and Antaeus meet again after a twenty-year absence. (en) Baylor is subpoenaed to testify before the Senate about his bank loan to Santerra's revolutionary group. (en) Riakos tells Senator Jennings of the Carlyle Bank's involvement in the Santerra revolution. (en) Jeff leaves home to go live with his friends Tom and Sheila. (en) Philip discovers that the Carlyle Bank has financed Santerra's revolution. (en) Baylor Carlyle demands the resignation of his son-in-law Philip Hastings because of embezzlement. (en) The reading of Baylor's will is interrupted by the appearance of his widow, Eleanor . (en) Philip offers Tracy a divorce in exchange for her share of the bank when Baylor dies. (en) Philip announces that he and Eleanor will fight Baylor's will. (en)
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