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The Beginning
Episode 1-01, first aired 09/25/1968
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Dennis Spooner
On a mission to China to uncover proof of biological warfare, the three Nemesis agents nearly escape but their plane is too badly damaged. Crashing in the Himalayas and badly injured, they are found by a secret civilizaiton and healed. In doing so they are also gifted with some amazing abilities but are asked to never reveal their source.
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The Invisible Man
Episode 1-02, first aired 10/02/1968
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Donald James
Word comes to Nemesis that there is a plan to steal all the gold reserves from the bank housing it in London. The Champions will have their work cut out for them and their new powers with this assignment.
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Reply Box No. 666
Episode 1-03, first aired 10/09/1968
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Philip Broadley
When Tremayne hears of a classified ad asking for "a parrot who can speak Greek" he interprets that as a plan being undertay in the Caribbean that he says needs to be stopped. The Champions are sent to do so.
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The Experiment
Episode 1-04, first aired 10/16/1968
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Philip Broadley
A training facility that prepares would-be agents is under investigation by the Champions because one of its graduates was discovered breaking into Nemesis.
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Happening
Episode 1-05, first aired 10/23/1968
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Brian Clemens
As Tremayne, along with two of the Champions, Sharron and Craig, are in Australia to observer a nuclear weapons test. The third member is in the blast area suffering from amnesia.
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Operation Deep Freeze
Episode 1-06, first aired 10/30/1968
Director: Paul Dickson
Writer: Gerald Kelsey
An unexpected nuclear explosion in Antartica gets the two Champions male agents sent to investigate. They learn a South American country is becoming a nuclear power.
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The Survivors
Episode 1-07, first aired 11/06/1968
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Donald James
The Champions are sent to Austia to check out reports of a weapons cache left over from WWII and find that it does indeed contain a huge amount of weapons and ammunitions - and a group of Nazi soldiers who think the war is still on.
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To Trap a Rat
Episode 1-08, first aired 11/13/1968
Director: Sam Wanamaker
Writer: Ralph Smart
Drug smuggling into London is the target for the Champions in this mission and Sharron is picked to be the bait in their trap.
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The Iron Man
Episode 1-09, first aired 11/20/1968
Director: John Moxey
Writer: Philip Broadley
An exiled South American ruler currently living in the south of France need the protection of the Champions but they discover that his excessive ways and boorish attitudes quickly put them at the head of the line to bump him off.
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The Ghost Plane
Episode 1-10, first aired 11/27/1968
Director: John Gilling
Writer: Donald James
Reports of a mysterious airplane which is virtually undetectable and faster than anything yet heard of get the Champions their latest mission.
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The Dark Island
Episode 1-11, first aired 12/04/1968
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Tony Williamson
Visitors to a tropical island have a habit of vanishing. To learn what is happening to them, the Champions are dispatched.
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The Fanatics
Episode 1-12, first aired 12/11/1968
Director: John Gilling
Writer: Terry Nation
To learn more about a group assassinating world leaders, the Champions send one of their team in as an ex-con to infiltrate the gang.
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Twelve Hours
Episode 1-13, first aired 12/18/1968
Director: Paul Dickson
Writer: Donald James
The Champions are on bodyguard duty as a visiting Eastern Bloc leader takes a submarine tour. When the man is injured in a sabotage, Macready must operate on him and the other two must stop a mutiny.
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The Search
Episode 1-14, first aired 01/01/1969
Director: Leslie Norman
Writer: Dennis Spooner
Former Nazis have stolen a nuclear submarine which the Champions must somehow retrieve.
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The Gilded Cage
Episode 1-15, first aired 01/08/1969
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Philip Broadley
Someone has broken into Nemesis headquarters to study the records on Barrett. To learn more, he allows himself to be kidnapped while the other two Champions investigate other leads.
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Shadow of the Panther
Episode 1-16, first aired 01/15/1969
Director: Freddie Francis
Writer: Tony Williamson
Whilst on holiday in Haiti, Sharron investigates a plot to brainwash important figures in the worlds of politics, science and business, apparently orchestrated by a local sorcerer, Damballa. Richard and Craig become involved later, only to discover that Sharron has apparently been discovered by the plotters and brainwashed herself.
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A Case of Lemmings
Episode 1-17, first aired 01/22/1969
Director: Paul Dickson
Writer: Philip Broadley
The trio are sent to investigate when several Interpol agents commit motiveless suicide. They discover that an Italian-American gangster forms the only connection between the agents, and set up a sting in which Craig threatens him, so as to discover his methodology.
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The Interrogation
Episode 1-18, first aired 01/29/1969
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Dennis Spooner
Craig is captured after a mission in Hong Kong and held in a cell where he is subject to interrogation by various cruel means. The unnamed interrogator wants information about Craig's last mission.
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The Mission
Episode 1-19, first aired 02/05/1969
Director: Robert Asher
Writer: Donald James
The trio investigate an operation run by an ex-Nazi doctor who is providing plastic surgery, and hence future anonymity, for international criminals. Craig and Sharron go undercover as an Italian gangster and his moll. However, Richard is forced to move in and masquerade as a vagrant, in order to provide a matching blood group for them (because vagrants provide the raw biological material for the operation).
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The Silent Enemy
Episode 1-20, first aired 02/12/1969
Director: Robert Asher
Writer: Donald James
The Champions are sent on a mission to recreate the journey of a submarine, which came into port with all of its crew dead from unknown causes.
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The Body Snatchers
Episode 1-21, first aired 02/19/1969
Director: Paul Dickson
Writer: Terry Nation
Barrett, tipped off by a journalist contact, investigates a project in the Welsh countryside that is experimenting with freezing people at the point of death so that they can be revived once medical technology is advanced enough to help them.
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Get Me Out of Here!
Episode 1-22, first aired 02/26/1969
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Ralph Smart
The agents rescue an eminent female scientist who has returned to her home country and been detained against her will by the dictatorship that runs it. This government wants her to do her work there, in order to gain reflected prestige from her medical discoveries.
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The Night People
Episode 1-23, first aired 03/05/1969
Director: Robert Asher
Writer: Donald James
Richard and Craig investigate Sharron's disappearance while on holiday in Cornwall and come across rumours of witchcraft. This turns out to be a cover for an entirely different undertaking.
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Project Zero
Episode 1-24, first aired 03/12/1969
Director: Don Sharp
Writer: Tony Williamson
The agents are sent to investigate the disappearance of several eminent scientists?the only link is that all of them have theoretically been seconded to a non-existent Project Zero. Richard goes undercover as an electronics expert and makes it to the underground base but is discovered and has to pose as a journalist looking for a story. Craig and Sharron are forced to follow him in.
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Desert Journey
Episode 1-25, first aired 03/19/1969
Director: Paul Dickson
Writer: Ian Stuart Black
In order to restore stability to a small Middle Eastern principality, the agents kidnap the son of the former Bey , who is leading a dissolute life as an exile in Rome. Craig and Sharron fly him into the area but are forced to land due to a sand storm and have to cross the desert (the journey of the title) to get him to his destination.
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Full Circle
Episode 1-26, first aired 03/26/1969
Director: John Gilling
Writer: Donald James
A spy is captured at a foreign embassy but manages to dispose of the film, hiding what he was doing there. Craig is placed undercover as his cellmate so that he can arrange an escape, take the man with him, and find out who is employing him.
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Nutcracker
Episode 1-27, first aired 04/02/1969
Director: Roy Ward Baker
Writer: Philip Broadley
After a senior figure in British Intelligence is brainwashed into breaking into his own secure vault (located underneath a tailor's shop) the Champions are sent to test its security and find out what happened.
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The Final Countdown
Episode 1-28, first aired 04/16/1969
Director: John Gilling
Writer: Gerald Kelsey
Tracking an unrepentant Nazi who has been released after years in prison in East Germany, the Champions become involved in an attempt to stop him from obtaining an ex-Nazi atom bomb.
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The Gun Runners
Episode 1-29, first aired 04/23/1969
Director: John Gilling
Writer: Gerald Kelsey
This was one of the few episodes that did not feature two stories running side by side. The three agents work on bringing a gunrunner to justice and recovering a consignment of Japanese rifles from the Second World War.
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Autokill
Episode 1-30, first aired 04/30/1969
Director: Roy Ward Baker
Writer: Brian Clemens
Barka is using a lethal hallucinogenic drug to brainwash Nemesis agents and use them as assassins. Tremayne is his latest target, leading Craig, Richard and Sharron to work against time to find an antidote. During their investigations, Richard is captured by Barka and subjected to the same treatment. The target he is given to eliminate is Craig.
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