Omnibus is a TV series (Talk) that first aired in 1952. Omnibus has 8 seasons and 159 episodes in total. There is currently no known legal streaming option for Omnibus in United States. Check back later or switch your region.
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Plot
Omnibus is an American, commercially sponsored, educational television series.
Cast
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Alistair CookeSelf - Host -
Leonard Bernstein -
James DalySt. Clare -
Helen HayesMrs. Larue -
Royal Dano -
Jonathan Harris -
Crahan Denton -
Jessica TandyLouisa Catherine Johnson -
Joanne Woodward -
Bert Lahr -
Christopher Plummer -
Nita TalbotLetitia -
Neva Patterson -
Marian Seldes -
Richard Kiley -
Philip Abbott -
Edward BinnsBitter ex-beau -
Larry BlydenTeddy Roosevelt
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I watch Omnibus?
There is currently no known legal streaming option for Omnibus in United States. Check back later or switch your region.
Who stars in Omnibus?
The main cast of Omnibus includes Alistair Cooke, Leonard Bernstein, James Daly, Helen Hayes and Royal Dano.
Who created Omnibus?
Omnibus was created by Robert Saudek.
How many seasons and episodes does Omnibus have?
Omnibus has 8 seasons and 159 episodes in total.
When was Omnibus released?
Omnibus first aired on November 9, 1952.
Has Omnibus ended?
Yes, Omnibus has ended.
What should I watch if I liked Omnibus?
If you enjoyed Omnibus, try Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, The Kelly Clarkson Show, Kids' Choice Awards and MTV Video Music Awards.
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