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Them Is Anyone That Isn't Us
Episode S1-1, first aired 10/08/1965
Director: William Slater
Writer: John Gould
Tonight's opening story tells how an innocent bystander is unwillingly co-opted for service.
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And The Fish Are Biting
Episode S1-2, first aired 10/15/1965
Director: David Proudfoot
Writer: Roger Marshall
Tonight's story involves an attempt to do that most difficult spy trick - the quadruple cross: In the intelligence game even the rawest recruit knows how to stay on the alert for the double-cross. A tolerably experienced operator can unusually be trusted to spot the triple cross. But you have to be good - very good - to detect, or even to set up if need be, the quadruple cross. Richard Cadell, the young man who looks after British Intelligence in the Amalian second city of Marsa, from behind his front job of Vice-Consul, is already a very cagey operator. So when he meets with a call for his services, he first examines all the angles.
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The Sleeper
Episode S1-3, first aired 10/22/1965
Director: Phillip Dudley
Writer: Michael Winder
There is a Hungarian governmental code to be cracked, and working at the Hungarian Embassy in Amalia is a solidly-established Communist diplomat who was once a young and idealistic refugee in London. In London he had accepted a retainer from British Intelligence; now he must carry out his side of that almost-forgotten bargain. Or else.
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Rendezvous
Episode S1-4, first aired 10/29/1965
Director: Eric Hills
Writer: John Pennington
Richard Cadell is part of an East European trade mission visiting Amalia, taking the role of press officer. His task is to contact a member of the other side's delegation but the question is which one.
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The Public Interest
Episode S1-5, first aired 11/05/1965
Director: Eric Hills
Writer: Bill Barron
Britain and the Soviet Union agree to exchange captured agents and use Amalia as the site of the transfer.
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The Devil You Know
Episode S1-6, first aired 11/12/1965
Director: David Proudfoot
Writer: Jan Read
It is not unusual for people to visit Amalia as a tourist but when a British government mathematician visits, his trip is particularly interesting considering he is fond of gambling and deeply in debt
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The Rack
Episode S1-7, first aired 11/19/1965
Director: William Slater
Writer: Brian Degas
The eye is a camera, but the mind is a distorting lens.
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The Cold Equation
Episode S1-8, first aired 11/26/1965
Director: Philip Dudley
Writer: Tony Williamson
Is a dangerous game the only game worth playing?
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The Arranger
Episode S1-9, first aired 12/03/1965
Director: William Slater
Writer: David T Chantler
Both the UK agent and US agent are very interested in the sculptor named Milo, a man who molds clay into incredible figures. He also is known to handle plastic explosives quite well.
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Why Not Call Me Kruschev
Episode S1-10, first aired 12/10/1965
Director: David Proudfoot
Writer: Tony Williamson
[plot unknown]
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Arms And The Men
Episode S1-11, first aired 12/17/1965
Director: Eric Hills
Writer: David T. Chantler
[plot unknown]
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If He Runs, I Want You There
Episode S2-1, first aired 01/01/1966
Director: Phillip Dudley
Writer: John Gould
Richard Cadell, whose record in the field has been marked by certain errors, is called home for 'routine security vetting'. But is his recall in fact a normal operation? In London there are men whose business is to spy on the spies, and they are taking an interest not only in Cadell, but in his chief, Anthony Kelly." "Spies don't have friends - only enemies and lovers.
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It Hurts The Same Whoever You Are
Episode S2-2, first aired 01/08/1966
Director: William Slater
Writer: Michael Winder
[plot unknown]
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Go Ahead, I Only Live Here
Episode S2-3, first aired 01/15/1966
Director: David Proudfoot
Writer: Bill Barron
An invasion of Amalia is kept at bay so long as Copic is not allowed to discover the secret of a British fireplace.
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Poor Tchernik
Episode S2-4, first aired 01/22/1966
Director: Phillip Dudley
Writer: Brian Degas
Tchernik thinks this is to be his last job - his one weakness ensures it is.
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He Isn't On The Market - Not This Year
Episode S2-5, first aired 01/29/1966
Director: Paul Ciappessoni
Writer: Tony Williamson
A 'reformed' enemy agent - beautiful Maria Galberti - wants to help the British. But just how reformed is she? This is the question Cadell and Kelly must answer." "A trap is no less a trap for being obvious; but this time the bait is too valuable for Anthony Kelly of D.I.6 to ignore.
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It's Much Colder Where I Come From
Episode S2-6, first aired 02/05/1966
Director: Eric Hills
Writer: John Gould
A quiet manhunt in London brings Cadell into a secret struggle against the Russian, Copic, for the mind of a homicidal maniac.
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Your Own Hands Strikes You Dead
Episode S2-7, first aired 02/12/1966
Director: Brian Parker
Writer: John Gould
A threat is made upon the life of Edward Manner.
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Once You're Dead - You're Dead
Episode S2-8, first aired 02/19/1966
Director: William Slater
Writer: Michael Winder
A kidnapping creates a political riddle and a British headache.
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Full Pay And Funeral Expenses
Episode S2-9, first aired 02/26/1966
Director: Phillip Dudley
Writer: Duncan Ross
Cadell puts himself in danger trying to get details of a secret weapon.
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A Lamb To The Flock
Episode S2-10, first aired 03/12/1966
Director: Phillip Dudley
Writer: Elwyn Jones
The cruelty of espionage sometimes reaches even into such places as schools and universities.
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The Trouble With Aristotle
Episode S2-11, first aired 03/19/1966
Director: Eric Hills
Writer: Bill Barron
Aristotle and Melina are professional safebreakers called in by Cadell to crack a safe at the bottom of a pond.
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Don't Go Away, This'll Kill You
Episode S2-12, first aired 03/26/1966
Director: Michael Hayes
Writer: Jane Phillips
A secret weapon - a girl magician - and Cadell is set on a path to danger.
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There's Only One End For Traitors
Episode S2-13, first aired 04/02/1966
Director: Paul Ciappessoni
Writer: David Verner
Treason doth never prosper: what's the reason? For if it prosper, none dare call it treason.
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If I Can't Win, I Don't Play
Episode S2-14, first aired 04/09/1966
Director: Paul Ciappessoni
Writer: Tony Williamson
A game with no rules, no referee and no final whistle. A dangerous game where cheating counts more than honour.
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I Don't Even Volunteer
Episode S2-15, first aired 04/16/1966
Directors: Eric Hills, David Proudfoot
Writer: Tony Williamson
Cadell, Hastings and Kelly run a dangerous race against Copic for a valuable international prize.
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