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The Tolhurst File: Part 1
Episode 01-01, first aired 07/05/1967
Directors: Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory
Writers: Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones
Following the increased activity of the CUCW, a new division of COSMIC is formed with the code name SCU3. A 'Hunter' agent (No. 5) is assigned to SCU3, and his first assignment is to investigate the mysterious suicide of scientist Dr. Brian Tolhurst, who was working on an anti-missile project. Following a lead that Tolhurst's car contains evidence of foul play, Hunter comes within seconds of death when CUCW agent Kragg plants a bomb and blows the car up.
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The Tolhurst File: Part 1
Episode 01-01, first aired 07/05/1967
Directors: Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory
Writers: Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones
Following the increased activity of the CUCW, a new division of COSMIC is formed with the code name SCU3. A 'Hunter' agent (No. 5) is assigned to SCU3, and his first assignment is to investigate the mysterious suicide of scientist Dr. Brian Tolhurst, who was working on an anti-missile project. Following a lead that Tolhurst's car contains evidence of foul play, Hunter comes within seconds of death when CUCW agent Kragg plants a bomb and blows the car up.
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The Tolhurst File: Part 2
Episode 01-02, first aired 07/12/1967
Directors: Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter learns that Dr. Tolhurst had a secret association with showgirl Rosie Glow, and she now becomes the only lead in the investigation of Tolhurst's death. Hunter and Eve Halliday go undercover and follow Rosie to Surfer's Paradise. While scuba diving, an attempt is made to kill Rosie by Brisbane CUCW agent Jim Bettman, and Hunter combats a shark to save her life.
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The Tolhurst File: Part 2
Episode 01-02, first aired 07/12/1967
Directors: Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter learns that Dr. Tolhurst had a secret association with showgirl Rosie Glow, and she now becomes the only lead in the investigation of Tolhurst's death. Hunter and Eve Halliday go undercover and follow Rosie to Surfer's Paradise. While scuba diving, an attempt is made to kill Rosie by Brisbane CUCW agent Jim Bettman, and Hunter combats a shark to save her life.
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The Tolhurst File: Part 3
Episode 01-03, first aired 07/19/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Rosie Glow confesses that she helped CUCW agents fake divorce evidence against Dr. Tolhurst. Bettman plots Hunter's death in an aircraft accident, which Hunter thwarts by clinging to Bettman's parachute as he jumps from the plane, and Kragg makes an attempt to kill Rosie.
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The Tolhurst File: Part 3
Episode 01-03, first aired 07/19/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Rosie Glow confesses that she helped CUCW agents fake divorce evidence against Dr. Tolhurst. Bettman plots Hunter's death in an aircraft accident, which Hunter thwarts by clinging to Bettman's parachute as he jumps from the plane, and Kragg makes an attempt to kill Rosie.
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The Tolhurst File: Part 4
Episode 01-04, first aired 07/25/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
After Bettman attempts to kill Hunter in a plane crash, Hunter overpowers Bettman and takes him to Melbourne. Mrs. Tolhurst gives Hunter a letter that asked her late husband to visit Solomon, an opal dealer in Andamooka, South Australia. Solomon has been under suspicion for espionage work at the Woomera rocket base.
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The Tolhurst File: Part 4
Episode 01-04, first aired 07/25/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
After Bettman attempts to kill Hunter in a plane crash, Hunter overpowers Bettman and takes him to Melbourne. Mrs. Tolhurst gives Hunter a letter that asked her late husband to visit Solomon, an opal dealer in Andamooka, South Australia. Solomon has been under suspicion for espionage work at the Woomera rocket base.
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The Prometheus File: Part 1
Episode 01-05, first aired 08/01/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Mrs. Tolhurst and Eve are kidnapped and held aboard a yacht in the port of Melbourne by CUCW agents, who use a doll repair shop as a cover to retrieve microfilm hidden in the eyes of toy dolls. Hunter is tricked into visiting opal dealer Solomon at Andamooka, where an attempt is made to kill him in an abandoned mine.
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The Prometheus File: Part 1
Episode 01-05, first aired 08/01/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Mrs. Tolhurst and Eve are kidnapped and held aboard a yacht in the port of Melbourne by CUCW agents, who use a doll repair shop as a cover to retrieve microfilm hidden in the eyes of toy dolls. Hunter is tricked into visiting opal dealer Solomon at Andamooka, where an attempt is made to kill him in an abandoned mine.
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The Prometheus File: Part 2
Episode 01-06, first aired 08/08/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter tries to prevent CUCW agents Kragg and Zhadov from sabotaging the Prometheus anti-missile weapon at the Woomera Rocket Range.
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The Prometheus File: Part 2
Episode 01-06, first aired 08/08/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter tries to prevent CUCW agents Kragg and Zhadov from sabotaging the Prometheus anti-missile weapon at the Woomera Rocket Range.
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The Prometheus File: Part 3
Episode 01-07, first aired 08/15/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter and U.S. astronaut Col. Benedict watch the successful firing of the Prometheus anti-missile weapon. Hunter is assigned to protect Benedict on his Australian goodwill tour; Kragg and Smith plot to kidnap the astronaut, who, on his return to the U.S., is to lead a four-man space probe, which the CUCW plan to sabotage.
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The Prometheus File: Part 3
Episode 01-07, first aired 08/15/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter and U.S. astronaut Col. Benedict watch the successful firing of the Prometheus anti-missile weapon. Hunter is assigned to protect Benedict on his Australian goodwill tour; Kragg and Smith plot to kidnap the astronaut, who, on his return to the U.S., is to lead a four-man space probe, which the CUCW plan to sabotage.
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The Benedict File: Part 1
Episode 01-08, first aired 08/22/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
After kidnapping Col. Benedict, the CUCW deceives a student group, the Australian Student Protest, into hiding him. Hunter traces Benedict to Melbourne's outer suburbs, and finds Kragg, disguised as a left-wing journalist, attempting to murder Benedict in a car accident
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The Benedict File: Part 1
Episode 01-08, first aired 08/22/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
After kidnapping Col. Benedict, the CUCW deceives a student group, the Australian Student Protest, into hiding him. Hunter traces Benedict to Melbourne's outer suburbs, and finds Kragg, disguised as a left-wing journalist, attempting to murder Benedict in a car accident
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The Benedict File: Part 2
Episode 01-09, first aired 08/29/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter saves Colonel Benedict's life after Kragg has abandoned him in a van careering down a hillside. Hunter meets members of the Australian Student Protest whose lives are threatened because of CUCW reaction.
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The Benedict File: Part 2
Episode 01-09, first aired 08/29/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter saves Colonel Benedict's life after Kragg has abandoned him in a van careering down a hillside. Hunter meets members of the Australian Student Protest whose lives are threatened because of CUCW reaction.
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The Benedict File: Part 3
Episode 01-10, first aired 09/06/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Kragg deceives Australian Student Protest member Jamie Porter into believing that Australian and U.S. security agents arranged the murder of his friend Kelly, and that he is next on the list. Porter, an excellent marksman, is taken to a hideaway, given a serum and mentally conditioned to carry out the death by sniping of Col. Benedict during a city street procession.
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The Benedict File: Part 3
Episode 01-10, first aired 09/06/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Kragg deceives Australian Student Protest member Jamie Porter into believing that Australian and U.S. security agents arranged the murder of his friend Kelly, and that he is next on the list. Porter, an excellent marksman, is taken to a hideaway, given a serum and mentally conditioned to carry out the death by sniping of Col. Benedict during a city street procession.
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The Benedict File: Part 4
Episode 01-11, first aired 09/13/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Student Jamie Porter is drugged and goaded into assassinating Col. Benedict as he drives through Melbourne's streets in the Moomba procession. Hunter intercepts Porter on top of a building overlooking the corner of Swanston and Collins Streets.
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The Benedict File: Part 4
Episode 01-11, first aired 09/13/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Student Jamie Porter is drugged and goaded into assassinating Col. Benedict as he drives through Melbourne's streets in the Moomba procession. Hunter intercepts Porter on top of a building overlooking the corner of Swanston and Collins Streets.
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The Singapore File: Part 1
Episode 01-12, first aired 09/20/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter, disguised as a Navy commander, and Eve go to Singapore, where a major disarmament conference is to be held between western powers and Russia. The CUCW intend to sabotage the conference by murdering Russian advance agent Gregori Loschenko and blaming British agents.
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The Singapore File: Part 1
Episode 01-12, first aired 09/20/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter, disguised as a Navy commander, and Eve go to Singapore, where a major disarmament conference is to be held between western powers and Russia. The CUCW intend to sabotage the conference by murdering Russian advance agent Gregori Loschenko and blaming British agents.
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The Singapore File: Part 2
Episode 01-13, first aired 09/28/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Russian agents kidnap Eve, believing British and Australian agents kidnapped Loschenko. Hunter traces Loschenko to a sampan on Singapore Harbour, where he is held captive by the CUCW. The boat explodes with Loschenko drugged aboard it.
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The Singapore File: Part 2
Episode 01-13, first aired 09/28/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Russian agents kidnap Eve, believing British and Australian agents kidnapped Loschenko. Hunter traces Loschenko to a sampan on Singapore Harbour, where he is held captive by the CUCW. The boat explodes with Loschenko drugged aboard it.
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The Singapore File: Part 3
Episode 01-14, first aired 10/05/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Kragg murders Andrea, a girl employed by the Russian Embassy, who had been giving information to the CUCW for sabotaging the peace conference. Hunter has his first face to face encounter with Kragg when they fight on an aircraft preparing for take-off.
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The Singapore File: Part 3
Episode 01-14, first aired 10/05/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Kragg murders Andrea, a girl employed by the Russian Embassy, who had been giving information to the CUCW for sabotaging the peace conference. Hunter has his first face to face encounter with Kragg when they fight on an aircraft preparing for take-off.
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The Vaughn Jackson File
Episode 01-15, first aired 10/11/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
An internationally wanted female agent, Lila Parnovsky, who has arrived from New York, and Melbourne gambler Vaughan Jackson are used by the CUCW. Jackson has incurred heavy gambling debts in Hong Kong and is now being bribed to supply information about SCU3. But he hopes to evade the issue, planning to elope with his girlfriend Penny.
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The Vaughn Jackson File
Episode 01-15, first aired 10/11/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
An internationally wanted female agent, Lila Parnovsky, who has arrived from New York, and Melbourne gambler Vaughan Jackson are used by the CUCW. Jackson has incurred heavy gambling debts in Hong Kong and is now being bribed to supply information about SCU3. But he hopes to evade the issue, planning to elope with his girlfriend Penny.
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The Cornucopia File
Episode 01-16, first aired 10/18/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, David Lee, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, David Lee
Writers: Howard Griffiths, Howard Griffiths
Three scientists suffer fatal heart attacks after developing a strain of wheat ideal for growing in starvation areas of Asia. Hunter impersonates a scientist and foils a plan to poison the wheat shipments. Note: A nurse unwittingly intruded on filming when she came to the assistance of an actor who 'collapsed'. The sequence was retained in the episode.
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The Cornucopia File
Episode 01-16, first aired 10/18/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, David Lee, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, David Lee
Writers: Howard Griffiths, Howard Griffiths
Three scientists suffer fatal heart attacks after developing a strain of wheat ideal for growing in starvation areas of Asia. Hunter impersonates a scientist and foils a plan to poison the wheat shipments. Note: A nurse unwittingly intruded on filming when she came to the assistance of an actor who 'collapsed'. The sequence was retained in the episode.
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The Martin Brenzer File
Episode 01-17, first aired 10/25/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, David Lee, Ted Gregory, David Lee
Writers: Howard Griffiths, Howard Griffiths
A Nazi war criminal who is a time bomb expert now runs a jeweller's shop in Sydney. He is traced by CUCW agents who force him to make bombs by threatening to expose him.
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The Martin Brenzer File
Episode 01-17, first aired 10/25/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, David Lee, Ted Gregory, David Lee
Writers: Howard Griffiths, Howard Griffiths
A Nazi war criminal who is a time bomb expert now runs a jeweller's shop in Sydney. He is traced by CUCW agents who force him to make bombs by threatening to expose him.
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The Bob Kitchen File
Episode 01-18, first aired 11/01/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, David Lee, Ted Gregory, David Lee
Writers: Howard Griffiths, Howard Griffiths
A boy pie seller at the Melbourne Cricket Ground picks up a container planted by CUCW agents containing film of a missile project to be smuggled out of Australia.
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The Bob Kitchen File
Episode 01-18, first aired 11/01/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, David Lee, Ted Gregory, David Lee
Writers: Howard Griffiths, Howard Griffiths
A boy pie seller at the Melbourne Cricket Ground picks up a container planted by CUCW agents containing film of a missile project to be smuggled out of Australia.
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The Vargon File
Episode 01-19, first aired 11/08/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, David Lee, Ted Gregory, David Lee
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Vargon, international head of the CUCW, visits Australia posing as a film producer. Vargon rebukes Smith for poor espionage work, arranges the murder of an Australian security agent, and outlines plans to sabotage the Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electric Scheme.
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The Vargon File
Episode 01-19, first aired 11/08/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, David Lee, Ted Gregory, David Lee
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Vargon, international head of the CUCW, visits Australia posing as a film producer. Vargon rebukes Smith for poor espionage work, arranges the murder of an Australian security agent, and outlines plans to sabotage the Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electric Scheme.
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The Snowy Mountains File: Part 1
Episode 01-20, first aired 11/15/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Female double agent Dale Broderick, who is in the employ of the Snowy Mountains Authority, has been stealing information and handing it over to Kragg. The CUCW plans to blow up Eucumbene Dam in the Snowy Mountains to disrupt a zero-resistance cable carrying power to Queensland, which is part of the Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electric Scheme.
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The Snowy Mountains File: Part 1
Episode 01-20, first aired 11/15/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Female double agent Dale Broderick, who is in the employ of the Snowy Mountains Authority, has been stealing information and handing it over to Kragg. The CUCW plans to blow up Eucumbene Dam in the Snowy Mountains to disrupt a zero-resistance cable carrying power to Queensland, which is part of the Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electric Scheme.
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The Snowy Mountains File: Part 2
Episode 01-21, first aired 11/22/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Kragg is about to detonate a thermo-nuclear device at Eucumbene Dam in the Snowy Mountains when Hunter confronts him. They argue philosophies as Hunter reasons with Kragg, who eventually relents but still manages to escape.
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The Snowy Mountains File: Part 2
Episode 01-21, first aired 11/22/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Kragg is about to detonate a thermo-nuclear device at Eucumbene Dam in the Snowy Mountains when Hunter confronts him. They argue philosophies as Hunter reasons with Kragg, who eventually relents but still manages to escape.
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The Kauffman File
Episode 01-22, first aired 11/29/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
East German agent Kauffman follows Otto Meittner, a German political organiser, to Australia to force him to defect. In the events that follow, Blake is wounded in a gun-fight, and Meittner's wife Lisa proves to be a double agent.
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The Kauffman File
Episode 01-22, first aired 11/29/1967
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
East German agent Kauffman follows Otto Meittner, a German political organiser, to Australia to force him to defect. In the events that follow, Blake is wounded in a gun-fight, and Meittner's wife Lisa proves to be a double agent.
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The Mirage File: Part 1
Episode 01-23, first aired 03/27/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter is assigned to protect RADAB, a top secret anti-radar device fitted to a Mirage fighter, which enables an aircraft to fly undetected by radar. One of the designers of the device has been murdered, and an attempt has been made on the life of British scientist Geoffrey Mills, the other co-designer. Hunter is assigned to protect Mills and his partner Dr. Alex Parry. CUCW agents kidnap Mirage test pilot Phil French, and, using a special drug, have planted post-hypnotic suggestions in his mind that could put RADAB into CUCW hands.
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The Mirage File: Part 1
Episode 01-23, first aired 03/27/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter is assigned to protect RADAB, a top secret anti-radar device fitted to a Mirage fighter, which enables an aircraft to fly undetected by radar. One of the designers of the device has been murdered, and an attempt has been made on the life of British scientist Geoffrey Mills, the other co-designer. Hunter is assigned to protect Mills and his partner Dr. Alex Parry. CUCW agents kidnap Mirage test pilot Phil French, and, using a special drug, have planted post-hypnotic suggestions in his mind that could put RADAB into CUCW hands.
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The Mirage File: Part 2
Episode 01-24, first aired 04/03/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
The CUCW steal a Mirage fighter test-fitted with a new anti-radar device by using a hypnotic drug on test pilot Phil French. French recovers, escapes from the CUCW hideout and contacts Blake, telling him the plane's location. Hunter and Blake suspect that the co-designer, Dr. Parry, is a fake, and at the airfield Blake finds a CUCW agent about to take off in the Mirage.
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The Mirage File: Part 2
Episode 01-24, first aired 04/03/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
The CUCW steal a Mirage fighter test-fitted with a new anti-radar device by using a hypnotic drug on test pilot Phil French. French recovers, escapes from the CUCW hideout and contacts Blake, telling him the plane's location. Hunter and Blake suspect that the co-designer, Dr. Parry, is a fake, and at the airfield Blake finds a CUCW agent about to take off in the Mirage.
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The Friend in Need File
Episode 01-25, first aired 03/20/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Jane Wilding and her brother Humphrey run a rehabilitation centre for ex-convicts, the Friend In Need Society, which is actually a recruiting post for CUCW agents. Hunter poses as convict Albert Charney to infiltrate the group and is met by Jane as he leaves prison. The CUCW recruit him to hold up a car carrying secret U.S. military documents, but before the hold-up Hunter's true identity is revealed because of a girl's treachery. Only quick action by Blake foils the robbery attempt.
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The Friend in Need File
Episode 01-25, first aired 03/20/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Jane Wilding and her brother Humphrey run a rehabilitation centre for ex-convicts, the Friend In Need Society, which is actually a recruiting post for CUCW agents. Hunter poses as convict Albert Charney to infiltrate the group and is met by Jane as he leaves prison. The CUCW recruit him to hold up a car carrying secret U.S. military documents, but before the hold-up Hunter's true identity is revealed because of a girl's treachery. Only quick action by Blake foils the robbery attempt.
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The Hans Felburg File
Episode 01-26, first aired 04/10/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Ilsa Mahler, a young East German girl, escapes to Australia to join her fiancee Hans Felburg. Hans is a scientist, and both he and Ilsa are kidnapped by CUCW agents who hope to obtain from Hans details of his secret work on a special formula. Hunter and Eve Halliday believe Hans and Ilsa are being held on a German ship docked at Port Melbourne. With only 24 hours to find them, Eve is nearly killed at the docks and Hunter is involved in a spectacular fight at a racecourse where an East German agent is trampled to death as he attempts to cross the course during a horse race. Eve Halliday leaves COSMIC to take up a security position at Cape Kennedy, USA. Notes: Final episode with Fernande Glyn as Eve Halliday.
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The Hans Felburg File
Episode 01-26, first aired 04/10/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Ilsa Mahler, a young East German girl, escapes to Australia to join her fiancee Hans Felburg. Hans is a scientist, and both he and Ilsa are kidnapped by CUCW agents who hope to obtain from Hans details of his secret work on a special formula. Hunter and Eve Halliday believe Hans and Ilsa are being held on a German ship docked at Port Melbourne. With only 24 hours to find them, Eve is nearly killed at the docks and Hunter is involved in a spectacular fight at a racecourse where an East German agent is trampled to death as he attempts to cross the course during a horse race. Eve Halliday leaves COSMIC to take up a security position at Cape Kennedy, USA. Notes: Final episode with Fernande Glyn as Eve Halliday.
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The Krystina File
Episode 01-27, first aired 04/17/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Krystina Barnovski, the prima ballerina of a Polish dance group, is given a toy koala by her Australian boyfriend Doug Moore just before her dance group leaves Poland for a tour of Australia. Krystina is unaware that her boyfriend is COSMIC's representative in Poland. But she soon finds out when he is killed by CUCW agents as he leaves her flat. The CUCW believe Krystina has brought secret microfilm to Australia, and Kragg arranges for her to be kidnapped at a party given to welcome the ballet company. When the CUCW realise she can't help them, Kragg is ordered to kill her and Hunter has a race against time to find her.
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The Krystina File
Episode 01-27, first aired 04/17/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Krystina Barnovski, the prima ballerina of a Polish dance group, is given a toy koala by her Australian boyfriend Doug Moore just before her dance group leaves Poland for a tour of Australia. Krystina is unaware that her boyfriend is COSMIC's representative in Poland. But she soon finds out when he is killed by CUCW agents as he leaves her flat. The CUCW believe Krystina has brought secret microfilm to Australia, and Kragg arranges for her to be kidnapped at a party given to welcome the ballet company. When the CUCW realise she can't help them, Kragg is ordered to kill her and Hunter has a race against time to find her.
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The Jackpot File
Episode 01-28, first aired 04/24/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Kragg is told by CUCW agent Georgie Savage that the organisation's books are fiddled to make it financially successful for Smith. Attraction grows between Kragg and Georgie, as does Kragg's disillusionment with the Council.
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The Jackpot File
Episode 01-28, first aired 04/24/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Kragg is told by CUCW agent Georgie Savage that the organisation's books are fiddled to make it financially successful for Smith. Attraction grows between Kragg and Georgie, as does Kragg's disillusionment with the Council.
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Doves in the East
Episode 01-29, first aired 05/01/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, David Lee, Ted Gregory, David Lee
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Philosopher Jan Lestrovic, founder of the CUCW, visits Australia to defect from communism. Kragg is shocked when he is assigned to assassinate Lestrovic, who was his former mentor and taught Kragg from boyhood the tactics and doctrine of the CUCW. As Kragg does everything he can to prevent the assassination, another agent shoots Lestrovic - Kragg is too late to save him, and Lestrovic dies by his side. Notes: Originally titled 'The Lestrovic File'.
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Doves in the East
Episode 01-29, first aired 05/01/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, David Lee, Ted Gregory, David Lee
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Philosopher Jan Lestrovic, founder of the CUCW, visits Australia to defect from communism. Kragg is shocked when he is assigned to assassinate Lestrovic, who was his former mentor and taught Kragg from boyhood the tactics and doctrine of the CUCW. As Kragg does everything he can to prevent the assassination, another agent shoots Lestrovic - Kragg is too late to save him, and Lestrovic dies by his side. Notes: Originally titled 'The Lestrovic File'.
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The Kragg File
Episode 01-30, first aired 05/08/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
The CUCW consider Kragg a risk to their organisation and give orders for him to be killed. Aided by Georgie Savage, Kragg decides to avenge the death of Lestrovic and stop the CUCW by killing Smith and Vargon. However, Kragg is shot and critically wounded. Near death, he refuses to allow Georgie to take him to hospital, but agrees to give himself up to SCU3.
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The Kragg File
Episode 01-30, first aired 05/08/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ian Jones, Ted Gregory, Ian Jones
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
The CUCW consider Kragg a risk to their organisation and give orders for him to be killed. Aided by Georgie Savage, Kragg decides to avenge the death of Lestrovic and stop the CUCW by killing Smith and Vargon. However, Kragg is shot and critically wounded. Near death, he refuses to allow Georgie to take him to hospital, but agrees to give himself up to SCU3.
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A Reason for Dying
Episode 01-31, first aired 05/15/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Andrew Swanson, Ted Gregory, Andrew Swanson
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Kragg is critically ill in hospital and is without the will to live. As doctors predict his death, Georgie, attempting to help him, is bashed to death by CUCW thug Quint. Her death gives Kragg new resolve, and restores his will to live. Blake wants Kragg to work for SCU3, but Hunter is opposed to the idea.
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A Reason for Dying
Episode 01-31, first aired 05/15/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Andrew Swanson, Ted Gregory, Andrew Swanson
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Kragg is critically ill in hospital and is without the will to live. As doctors predict his death, Georgie, attempting to help him, is bashed to death by CUCW thug Quint. Her death gives Kragg new resolve, and restores his will to live. Blake wants Kragg to work for SCU3, but Hunter is opposed to the idea.
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A Job for Kragg
Episode 01-32, first aired 05/22/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Andrew Swanson, Ted Gregory, Andrew Swanson
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter is summoned to a country town where there is evidence that an agent has been selling secrets. The motive behind attempts to frame Kragg and involve Hunter in a suicide pact with a wealthy widow become clear when Vargon arrives on the scene.
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A Job for Kragg
Episode 01-32, first aired 05/22/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Andrew Swanson, Ted Gregory, Andrew Swanson
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter is summoned to a country town where there is evidence that an agent has been selling secrets. The motive behind attempts to frame Kragg and involve Hunter in a suicide pact with a wealthy widow become clear when Vargon arrives on the scene.
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The Comeback
Episode 01-33, first aired 05/29/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
COSMIC try to pinpoint a mysterious radio transmitter which is jamming vital naval communications. Their first lead comes when Herbert Winter, a security guard, is murdered at a large electronics factory. Hunter's investigations lead him to suspect that a group of extremists are attempting to spark off a nuclear war.
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The Comeback
Episode 01-33, first aired 05/29/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
COSMIC try to pinpoint a mysterious radio transmitter which is jamming vital naval communications. Their first lead comes when Herbert Winter, a security guard, is murdered at a large electronics factory. Hunter's investigations lead him to suspect that a group of extremists are attempting to spark off a nuclear war.
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War Hawks
Episode 01-34, first aired 06/05/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
COSMIC try to pinpoint a mysterious radio transmitter which is jamming vital naval communications. Their first lead comes when Herbert Winter, a security guard, is murdered at a large electronics factory. Hunter's investigations lead him to suspect that a group of extremists are attempting to spark off a nuclear war.
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War Hawks
Episode 01-34, first aired 06/05/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
COSMIC try to pinpoint a mysterious radio transmitter which is jamming vital naval communications. Their first lead comes when Herbert Winter, a security guard, is murdered at a large electronics factory. Hunter's investigations lead him to suspect that a group of extremists are attempting to spark off a nuclear war.
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The Chameleon
Episode 01-35, first aired 06/12/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Andrew Swanson, Ted Gregory, Andrew Swanson
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter accuses an international VIP of being associated with a subversive organisation. Hunter's girlfriend Samantha is then kidnapped in an effort to make Hunter reveal his identity to enemy agents.
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The Chameleon
Episode 01-35, first aired 06/12/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Andrew Swanson, Ted Gregory, Andrew Swanson
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter accuses an international VIP of being associated with a subversive organisation. Hunter's girlfriend Samantha is then kidnapped in an effort to make Hunter reveal his identity to enemy agents.
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Breaking Point
Episode 01-36, first aired 06/19/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter and Kragg work to encourage the defection of a foreign diplomat who has been active as an enemy agent. They uncover his strange double life with an Australian girl working at the embassy, which is threatening his marriage.
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Breaking Point
Episode 01-36, first aired 06/19/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter and Kragg work to encourage the defection of a foreign diplomat who has been active as an enemy agent. They uncover his strange double life with an Australian girl working at the embassy, which is threatening his marriage.
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Operation Judas
Episode 01-37, first aired 06/26/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
A scheming, ruthless security agent's wife causes the death of two Australians attempting to rescue Parkhurst, a famous scientist being held prisoner on a Pacific atoll. Before identifying the traitors, Hunter and Kragg go to the island to rescue Parkhurst, but first they must get past the ruthless woman.
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Operation Judas
Episode 01-37, first aired 06/26/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
A scheming, ruthless security agent's wife causes the death of two Australians attempting to rescue Parkhurst, a famous scientist being held prisoner on a Pacific atoll. Before identifying the traitors, Hunter and Kragg go to the island to rescue Parkhurst, but first they must get past the ruthless woman.
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Soft Back
Episode 01-38, first aired 07/03/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
An unstable author with wife trouble pleads for a job with COSMIC. When he receives an alternative offer, Hunter and Kragg must work quickly to uncover a spy ring the wife works for, but they come across opposition from a man in a wheelchair and a karate strongman. The SCU3 unit moves to new headquarters.
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Soft Back
Episode 01-38, first aired 07/03/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
An unstable author with wife trouble pleads for a job with COSMIC. When he receives an alternative offer, Hunter and Kragg must work quickly to uncover a spy ring the wife works for, but they come across opposition from a man in a wheelchair and a karate strongman. The SCU3 unit moves to new headquarters.
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Death Watch
Episode 01-39, first aired 07/10/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter and Kragg have their hands full trying to prevent a group of fanatics from assassinating an African Head of State on a wheat buying mission in Australia.
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Death Watch
Episode 01-39, first aired 07/10/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter and Kragg have their hands full trying to prevent a group of fanatics from assassinating an African Head of State on a wheat buying mission in Australia.
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The Late John Hunter
Episode 01-40, first aired 07/17/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
The secret police chief of an East European country plans the deaths of key Western agents, and when Hunter goes sky-diving he is surprised to find a strange pilot. Hunter's death is feigned while parachuting from the aircraft, and seven retailers of secret dossiers on international espionage agents read of his 'death' and use it to depose the East European police chief. So expertly is Hunter's death faked that when Kragg tries to track down the killer suspicion falls on Blake, as all clues seem to point to him as the guilty man.
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The Late John Hunter
Episode 01-40, first aired 07/17/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
The secret police chief of an East European country plans the deaths of key Western agents, and when Hunter goes sky-diving he is surprised to find a strange pilot. Hunter's death is feigned while parachuting from the aircraft, and seven retailers of secret dossiers on international espionage agents read of his 'death' and use it to depose the East European police chief. So expertly is Hunter's death faked that when Kragg tries to track down the killer suspicion falls on Blake, as all clues seem to point to him as the guilty man.
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Counterfeit
Episode 01-41, first aired 07/24/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
An American CIA agent is killed while tracking down a gang of international forgers. Hunter and Kragg investigate the local operations of a forging ring, and Julie Coleman goes undercover to win the confidence of one of the ring's couriers. They soon discover that the counterfeit money is part of a plot to destroy the security of Australia.
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Counterfeit
Episode 01-41, first aired 07/24/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
An American CIA agent is killed while tracking down a gang of international forgers. Hunter and Kragg investigate the local operations of a forging ring, and Julie Coleman goes undercover to win the confidence of one of the ring's couriers. They soon discover that the counterfeit money is part of a plot to destroy the security of Australia.
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A Dark Reunion
Episode 01-42, first aired 07/31/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Andrew Swanson, Ted Gregory, Andrew Swanson
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter is sent to Adelaide to investigate a girl working at the Woomera Rocket Range who has been giving out classified information to 'Napoleon', an enemy agent under cover as a fashion designer. Hunter works with Leigh Sullivan, with whom he had a romance in London nine years earlier. They broke up when Hunter found her with another man, but now he learns that all along she was an MI-5 agent, and the love affair is rekindled - but tragically ends with her murder.
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A Dark Reunion
Episode 01-42, first aired 07/31/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Andrew Swanson, Ted Gregory, Andrew Swanson
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter is sent to Adelaide to investigate a girl working at the Woomera Rocket Range who has been giving out classified information to 'Napoleon', an enemy agent under cover as a fashion designer. Hunter works with Leigh Sullivan, with whom he had a romance in London nine years earlier. They broke up when Hunter found her with another man, but now he learns that all along she was an MI-5 agent, and the love affair is rekindled - but tragically ends with her murder.
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The VC Bullet
Episode 01-43, first aired 08/07/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
A private detective, working for a murder victim's wife, kidnaps a girl who has lived in Vietnam because they believe she has important papers dealing with the South-East Asian political situation, and they want the papers at any cost.
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The VC Bullet
Episode 01-43, first aired 08/07/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
A private detective, working for a murder victim's wife, kidnaps a girl who has lived in Vietnam because they believe she has important papers dealing with the South-East Asian political situation, and they want the papers at any cost.
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The Visitor
Episode 01-44, first aired 08/14/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
A glamorous Lido showgirl is murdered aboard a luxury yacht moored at Williamstown, and the prime suspect is an international oil financier. Hunter and Kragg work together with Russian agents to find the killer.
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The Visitor
Episode 01-44, first aired 08/14/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
A glamorous Lido showgirl is murdered aboard a luxury yacht moored at Williamstown, and the prime suspect is an international oil financier. Hunter and Kragg work together with Russian agents to find the killer.
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Brain Storm
Episode 01-45, first aired 08/21/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
An indoctrination expert sets out to manipulate Kragg's mind. In a lonely and bizarre setting, Kragg is subjected to every technique of brainwashing in an attempt to make him betray Hunter.
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Brain Storm
Episode 01-45, first aired 08/21/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
An indoctrination expert sets out to manipulate Kragg's mind. In a lonely and bizarre setting, Kragg is subjected to every technique of brainwashing in an attempt to make him betray Hunter.
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The Executioner
Episode 01-46, first aired 08/28/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
An internationally famous concert singer, Martha Richter, makes a hazardous deal with a certain Mr. X to bring about her father's release from a top security prison behind the Iron Curtain. Her romantic and unrealistic action sets off a chain reaction that travels halfway around the world, and creates a dangerous situation in Australia where Hunter and Kragg have to protect her.
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The Executioner
Episode 01-46, first aired 08/28/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
An internationally famous concert singer, Martha Richter, makes a hazardous deal with a certain Mr. X to bring about her father's release from a top security prison behind the Iron Curtain. Her romantic and unrealistic action sets off a chain reaction that travels halfway around the world, and creates a dangerous situation in Australia where Hunter and Kragg have to protect her.
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On the Rocks
Episode 01-47, first aired 08/04/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter and Kragg infiltrate a mission for distressed seamen, which is in reality an agency for smuggling derelict politicians in and out of Australia.
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On the Rocks
Episode 01-47, first aired 08/04/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter and Kragg infiltrate a mission for distressed seamen, which is in reality an agency for smuggling derelict politicians in and out of Australia.
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The Scar
Episode 01-48, first aired 09/11/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Blake's daughter Cathy falls in love with Russian poet Josef Vortak, who is also an intelligence man. Vortak flies to Australia to meet her before they both go to live in the USSR. Russian operative Gregori Loschenko, with whom Hunter worked in Singapore, approaches Blake with a unique proposition designed to thwart any idea of Vortak's marriage to Cathy. Blake and Hunter are forced to consider co-operating with the Russian agent.
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The Scar
Episode 01-48, first aired 09/11/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Blake's daughter Cathy falls in love with Russian poet Josef Vortak, who is also an intelligence man. Vortak flies to Australia to meet her before they both go to live in the USSR. Russian operative Gregori Loschenko, with whom Hunter worked in Singapore, approaches Blake with a unique proposition designed to thwart any idea of Vortak's marriage to Cathy. Blake and Hunter are forced to consider co-operating with the Russian agent.
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The Immovable Object
Episode 01-49, first aired 09/18/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Sabotage is feared when an explosion rocks a government munitions plant, and Hunter and Kragg are called in to investigate the disaster. Chief among the suspects is a scientist who is known to have communist sympathies, and who has a security clearance.
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The Immovable Object
Episode 01-49, first aired 09/18/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Sabotage is feared when an explosion rocks a government munitions plant, and Hunter and Kragg are called in to investigate the disaster. Chief among the suspects is a scientist who is known to have communist sympathies, and who has a security clearance.
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The Long Weekend
Episode 01-50, first aired 09/25/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
A lawyer with a distinguished Korean War record sets out on a bizarre mission to kill Kragg, who is on a bush picnic with a widow and her 10-year-old daughter.
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The Long Weekend
Episode 01-50, first aired 09/25/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
A lawyer with a distinguished Korean War record sets out on a bizarre mission to kill Kragg, who is on a bush picnic with a widow and her 10-year-old daughter.
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Misfit
Episode 01-51, first aired 10/02/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Gambling debts and Sue, a girlfriend with expensive tastes working for his office, force SEATO man David Wilkinson to the brink of espionage. He photographs secret documents for agents who threaten to falsely identify him as their contact in SEATO. Hunter and Kragg have to work fast to stop him from destroying his life and his country.
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Misfit
Episode 01-51, first aired 10/02/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Gambling debts and Sue, a girlfriend with expensive tastes working for his office, force SEATO man David Wilkinson to the brink of espionage. He photographs secret documents for agents who threaten to falsely identify him as their contact in SEATO. Hunter and Kragg have to work fast to stop him from destroying his life and his country.
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Message from Hong Kong
Episode 01-52, first aired 10/09/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter and Kragg fly to Hong Kong to exchange diplomatic prisoners with a hostile Asian power. When they return to Australia, the former prisoner, Bryant, renews an old love affair that leads him to become, on behalf of an Oriental country, a double agent. He also dupes a university professor in the secret employ of an Asian country.
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Message from Hong Kong
Episode 01-52, first aired 10/09/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter and Kragg fly to Hong Kong to exchange diplomatic prisoners with a hostile Asian power. When they return to Australia, the former prisoner, Bryant, renews an old love affair that leads him to become, on behalf of an Oriental country, a double agent. He also dupes a university professor in the secret employ of an Asian country.
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The Lost One
Episode 01-53, first aired 10/16/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
In a dramatic moment, Kragg unwittingly performs a service for Australian security when he rescues an attractive Polish girl who was trying to commit suicide at The Gap in Sydney.
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The Lost One
Episode 01-53, first aired 10/16/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
In a dramatic moment, Kragg unwittingly performs a service for Australian security when he rescues an attractive Polish girl who was trying to commit suicide at The Gap in Sydney.
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The Rising of the Moon
Episode 01-54, first aired 10/23/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Investigating the macabre death of a young student, Hunter and Kragg are plunged into a nightmare world of black magic and witchcraft as they both go undercover, Kragg assuming the role of a detective.
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The Rising of the Moon
Episode 01-54, first aired 10/23/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Investigating the macabre death of a young student, Hunter and Kragg are plunged into a nightmare world of black magic and witchcraft as they both go undercover, Kragg assuming the role of a detective.
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A Piece of String
Episode 01-55, first aired 10/30/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter and Kragg help Shandy, a vagrant who tries to sell information to Australian security. Shandy's intentions were good, but now his life is threatened, and Kragg poses as an escaped murderer in order to protect him.
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A Piece of String
Episode 01-55, first aired 10/30/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Hunter and Kragg help Shandy, a vagrant who tries to sell information to Australian security. Shandy's intentions were good, but now his life is threatened, and Kragg poses as an escaped murderer in order to protect him.
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The Smaller They Are
Episode 01-56, first aired 11/06/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Tom Banner, a trusted clerk with an electronics firm for 12 years, plans to sell a secret document to please his young and discontented wife. He finds himself trapped in a world of espionage, with a disillusioned Australian agent as his only ally.
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The Smaller They Are
Episode 01-56, first aired 11/06/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Ted Gregory
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Tom Banner, a trusted clerk with an electronics firm for 12 years, plans to sell a secret document to please his young and discontented wife. He finds himself trapped in a world of espionage, with a disillusioned Australian agent as his only ally.
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Misadventure
Episode 01-57, first aired 11/13/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Andrew Swanson, Ted Gregory, Andrew Swanson
Writers: Howard Griffiths, Howard Griffiths
On loan to British Intelligence, Hunter goes behind the Iron Curtain to investigate the defection of a communist leader. But things go wrong for British Intelligence and for Hunter - he is captured, placed on trial, and executed by a firing squad.
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Misadventure
Episode 01-57, first aired 11/13/1968
Directors: Ted Gregory, Andrew Swanson, Ted Gregory, Andrew Swanson
Writers: Howard Griffiths, Howard Griffiths
On loan to British Intelligence, Hunter goes behind the Iron Curtain to investigate the defection of a communist leader. But things go wrong for British Intelligence and for Hunter - he is captured, placed on trial, and executed by a firing squad.
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Crusader
Episode 01-58, first aired 11/27/1968
Directors: unknown, unknown
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
When a VIP house caretaker is found dead, a hard-hitting, idealistic politician bent on justice and truth quarrels with the police about their suicide verdict. The politician becomes an embarrassment to COSMIC and a dangerous nuisance to a Saigon vice lord visiting Melbourne.
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Crusader
Episode 01-58, first aired 11/27/1968
Directors: unknown, unknown
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
When a VIP house caretaker is found dead, a hard-hitting, idealistic politician bent on justice and truth quarrels with the police about their suicide verdict. The politician becomes an embarrassment to COSMIC and a dangerous nuisance to a Saigon vice lord visiting Melbourne.
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The Strangers
Episode 01-59, first aired 01/22/1969
Directors: unknown, unknown
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
When too many strangers arouse the curiosity of a country station master, COSMIC agents are launched into the investigation of an isolated homestead patrolled by powerful motorcycles, and where strangers are unwelcome.
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The Strangers
Episode 01-59, first aired 01/22/1969
Directors: unknown, unknown
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
When too many strangers arouse the curiosity of a country station master, COSMIC agents are launched into the investigation of an isolated homestead patrolled by powerful motorcycles, and where strangers are unwelcome.
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Deep Water
Episode 01-60, first aired 01/29/1969
Directors: unknown, unknown
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
When Gil Martin is assigned to a visiting American campaigner suspected of subversion activity, Blake and Kragg clash, triggering a series of events which lead to Kragg being suspected of attempted murder.
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Deep Water
Episode 01-60, first aired 01/29/1969
Directors: unknown, unknown
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
When Gil Martin is assigned to a visiting American campaigner suspected of subversion activity, Blake and Kragg clash, triggering a series of events which lead to Kragg being suspected of attempted murder.
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Hole in the Net
Episode 01-61, first aired 02/05/1969
Directors: unknown, unknown
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
When Julie Coleman witnesses the murder of a holidaying fisherman in Western Australia, COSMIC begin to draw in a large net of strangers who are trying to learn the secrets of a maritime early warning system.
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Hole in the Net
Episode 01-61, first aired 02/05/1969
Directors: unknown, unknown
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
When Julie Coleman witnesses the murder of a holidaying fisherman in Western Australia, COSMIC begin to draw in a large net of strangers who are trying to learn the secrets of a maritime early warning system.
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A Matter of Immunity
Episode 01-62, first aired 02/12/1969
Directors: unknown, unknown
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Kragg is installed as a staff driver after the murder of an Australian chauffeur in an embassy. Learning that one of the ambassador's two beautiful daughters is laying a lethal trap for him doesn't make Kragg's life any easier.
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A Matter of Immunity
Episode 01-62, first aired 02/12/1969
Directors: unknown, unknown
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
Kragg is installed as a staff driver after the murder of an Australian chauffeur in an embassy. Learning that one of the ambassador's two beautiful daughters is laying a lethal trap for him doesn't make Kragg's life any easier.
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Neptune
Episode 01-63, first aired 02/19/1969
Directors: unknown, unknown
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
When a British scientist is mysteriously missing from an army establishment at Queenscliff, Kragg and Martin take undercover jobs in the area to solve his disappearance. The rather eccentric scientist has vital information relating to the top secret 'Project Neptune'.
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Neptune
Episode 01-63, first aired 02/19/1969
Directors: unknown, unknown
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
When a British scientist is mysteriously missing from an army establishment at Queenscliff, Kragg and Martin take undercover jobs in the area to solve his disappearance. The rather eccentric scientist has vital information relating to the top secret 'Project Neptune'.
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Dead Man Talking
Episode 01-64, first aired 02/26/1969
Directors: unknown, unknown
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
When a French spy commits suicide, Kragg and Martin try to discover his identity and locate his contacts in Australia. Kragg's girlfriend, East German girl Heidi Frankel, leads the COSMIC agents into a difficult and dangerous assignment.
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Dead Man Talking
Episode 01-64, first aired 02/26/1969
Directors: unknown, unknown
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
When a French spy commits suicide, Kragg and Martin try to discover his identity and locate his contacts in Australia. Kragg's girlfriend, East German girl Heidi Frankel, leads the COSMIC agents into a difficult and dangerous assignment.
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The Send Off
Episode 01-65, first aired 03/05/1969
Directors: unknown, unknown
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
COSMIC bosses have to choose between Kragg and Martin for the coveted 'Hunter' title, and with it an important and dangerous mission to Hong Kong. Kragg's experience is weighed against Martin's youth and polish, until a fatal flaw is discovered in one of them: A situation is 'set up' to see how Martin and Kragg react. Martin gets the 'Hunter' job, and Kragg leaves COSMIC and marries his girlfriend Heidi Frankel.
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The Send Off
Episode 01-65, first aired 03/05/1969
Directors: unknown, unknown
Writers: Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton, Ian Jones, Terry Stapleton
COSMIC bosses have to choose between Kragg and Martin for the coveted 'Hunter' title, and with it an important and dangerous mission to Hong Kong. Kragg's experience is weighed against Martin's youth and polish, until a fatal flaw is discovered in one of them: A situation is 'set up' to see how Martin and Kragg react. Martin gets the 'Hunter' job, and Kragg leaves COSMIC and marries his girlfriend Heidi Frankel.
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