Mark VII Limited

Mark VII Limited (formerly Mark VII Productions, called "Mark 7") was the production company of actor and filmmaker Jack Webb. It was active for thirty-one years from 1951 until Webb's death in 1982. Many of its series were made in partnership with Universal Television.

In 1962, Webb signed a deal with Warner Bros. so he could produce motion pictures and television shows as an independent producer.

Programs made by Mark VII

All series aired on NBC except as noted.

• Dragnet, 1951–1959
• Noah's Ark, 1956–1957
• The D.A.'s Man, 1959
• Pete Kelly's Blues, 1959
• GE True, 1962–1963 (CBS)
• Temple Houston, 1963–1964
• Dragnet, 1967–1970
• Adam-12, 1968–1975
• The D.A., 1971–1972
• O'Hara, U.S. Treasury, 1971–1972 (CBS)
• Emergency!, 1972–1977
• Hec Ramsey, 1972–1974
• Escape, 1973
• Emergency +4, 1973–1974
• Chase, 1973–1974
• Sierra, 1974
• Mobile One, 1975 (ABC)
• Little Mo, 1978 TV movie
• Project U.F.O., 1978–1979
• Sam, 1978 (CBS)

Mark VII's final creation was The 25th Man, an unsold television pilot that aired on NBC in 1982.

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