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Checkpoint
Episode S1-1, first aired 03/13/1972
Director: Ken Hannam
Writer: Robert Barr
A 4-part episode shown March 13-16, 1972. Commander Ryan is suspicious when operator Mike Brady's cover is blown and he escapes from behind the Iron Curtain with three unknown contacts.
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The Defector
Episode S1-2, first aired 03/20/1972
Director: Philip Dudley
Writers: Robert Barr, N. J. Crisp
A 4-part episode shown March 20-23, 1972. [plot unknown]
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The Package
Episode S1-3, first aired 03/27/1972
Director: Terence Williams
Writers: Robert Barr, John Gould
A 4-part episode shown March 27-30, 1972. [plot unknown]
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The Contract
Episode S1-4, first aired 04/05/1972
Director: Tristan de Vere Cole
Writer: Robert Barr
A 2-part episode shown April 5-6, 1972. [plot unknown]
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A Visit From Hamburg
Episode S1-5, first aired 04/12/1972
Director: Ken Hannam
Writer: Robert Barr
A 2-part episode shown April 12-13, 1972. [plot unknown]
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Double Agent
Episode S1-6, first aired 04/19/1972
Director: Vere Lorrimer
Writer: Robert Barr
A 2-part episode shown April 19-20, 1972. [plot unknown]
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Time To Kill
Episode S1-7, first aired 04/26/1972
Director: Terence Williams
Writer: Robert Barr
A 2-part episode shown April 26-27, 1972. [plot unknown]
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Girl In Waiting
Episode S1-8, first aired 05/03/1972
Director: Tristan de Vere Cole
Writer: Robert Barr
A 2-part episode shown May 3-4, 1972. [plot unknown]
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Redmayne
Episode S1-9, first aired 05/10/1972
Director: Ken Hannam
Writer: Robert Barr
A 2-part episode shown May 10-11, 1972. [plot unknown]
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The Executioner
Episode S1-10, first aired 05/17/1972
Director: Vere Lorrimer
Writers: Robert Barr, N. J. Crisp
A 4-part episode shown May 17-19,24-25, 1972. [plot unknown]
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Lorna
Episode S1-11, first aired 05/31/1972
Director: Tristan de Vere Cole
Writers: Robert Barr, Jeremy Burnham
A 2-part episode shown May 31-June 1, 1972. [plot unknown]
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Who Among Us?
Episode S1-12, first aired 06/07/1972
Director: Ken Hannam
Writers: Robert Barr, John Gould
A 6-part episode shown June 7-8,14-15,21-22, 1972. [plot unknown]
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Sullivan
Episode S2-1, first aired 09/11/1973
Director: David Askey
Writers: Robert Barr, N. J. Crisp
[plot unknown]
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Anything Legal Considered
Episode S2-2, first aired 09/18/1973
Director: David Askey
Writers: Robert Barr, John Wiles
[plot unknown]
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The National Interest
Episode S2-3, first aired 09/25/1973
Director: Julia Smith
Writers: Robert Barr, John Gould
[plot unknown]
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The Carrot and the Stick
Episode S2-4, first aired 10/02/1973
Director: Valerie Hanson
Writers: Robert Barr, N. J. Crisp
[plot unknown]
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A Perfect Victim
Episode S2-5, first aired 10/09/1973
Director: Julia Smith
Writers: Robert Barr, Robert Holmes
[plot unknown]
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A Hero's Return
Episode S2-6, first aired 10/16/1973
Director: Valerie Hanson
Writers: Robert Barr, John Gould
[plot unknown]
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Sale of Work
Episode S2-7, first aired 10/23/1973
Director: Julia Smith
Writers: Robert Barr, Bill Barron
Commander Ryan investigates a breach of security with a connection to the art world and a suave art critic who travels behind the Iron Curtain.
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Salvage
Episode S2-8, first aired 10/30/1973
Director: Valerie Hanson
Writers: Robert Barr, Peter Hammond
[plot unknown]
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Areas of Guilt
Episode S2-9, first aired 11/06/1973
Director: Victors Ritelis
Writers: Robert Barr, John Gould
[plot unknown]
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Safe Conduct
Episode S2-10, first aired 11/13/1973
Director: Valerie Hanson
Writers: Robert Barr, David Ellis
[plot unknown]
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The Italian Link
Episode S2-11, first aired 11/20/1973
Director: Victors Ritelis
Writers: Robert Barr, John Wiles
[plot unknown]
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Dearly Beloved... and Dead
Episode S2-12, first aired 11/27/1973
Director: Victors Ritelis
Writers: Robert Barr, Douglas Watkinson
[plot unknown]
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Desperate Men
Episode S2-13, first aired 12/04/1973
Director: Victors Ritelis
Writers: Robert Barr, John Foster
[plot unknown]
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A Dirty Sort of War
Episode S2-14, first aired 12/11/1973
Director: David Askey
Writers: Robert Barr, Kenneth Clark
[plot unknown]
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The Mackten Circle
Episode S2-15, first aired 12/18/1973
Director: David Askey
Writers: Robert Barr, John Gould
[plot unknown]
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Look for the Ugly
Episode S3-1, first aired 03/21/1975
Director: Peter Annett
Writers: Robert Barr, Kenneth Clark
A tip from the KGB forces Ryan and Sullivan to find an unknown Brit who is going to assassinate a prominent Russian at the launching of a ship in Leningrad.
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The Cornet and the Beast
Episode S3-2, first aired 03/28/1975
Director: Peter Annett
Writers: Robert Barr, John Kershaw
Soviet dissident, poet Andrei Gourko is rumoured to be in a mental hospital but instead turns up in Britain asking for asylum. The Soviet Union claim he is still in their country.
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A Nice Place to Live
Episode S3-3, first aired 04/03/1975
Director: David Askey
Writers: Robert Barr, Peter Hammond
Berlin Station informs SIS that Charlie Pitman spying in a small village near a nuclear power station. Two days later Pitman is found dead. Major Sullivan goes undercover to find the truth
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With Friends Like You
Episode S3-4, first aired 04/11/1975
Director: David Askey
Writers: Robert Barr, Ray Jenkins
A civil servant visiting the USA is approached about a classified British project. As it's a top secret project, Ryan has limited number of scientists who are possible suspects.
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Distant Relations
Episode S3-5, first aired 04/18/1975
Director: Morris Barry
Writers: Robert Barr, John Wiles
Soviet agent Ivan Chulkov makes a detour to a East End block of flats before flying to Moscow. Major Sullivan tracks him to the 12th floor but who is his contact?
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To Kill a Unicorn
Episode S3-6, first aired 04/25/1975
Director: Valerie Hanson
Writers: Robert Barr, Bill Craig
Ryan and Sullivan are forced to go to East Berlin after they learn that the Unicorn cell cover has been blown. Schroeder had been shot but Ryan needs to find out whether there is a leak in London.
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Truth Won't Out
Episode S3-7, first aired 05/02/1975
Director: Valerie Hanson
Writers: Robert Barr, Arden Winch
Humanitarian Sir Edward Cockerell plans to use the "Dimbleby Lecture" to expose the British government's plan to allow a Polish scientist to defect only if he works on anthrax fatal to humans.
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April Sixty-Seven
Episode S3-8, first aired 05/09/1975
Director: Julia Smith
Writers: Robert Barr, John Gould
When cypher clerk Ewan Phillips is found dead there is USSR code book found. Back in 1967, A KGB agent told intelligence there was two moles in M.O.D but after a investigation Alick Stuart cleared them . Ryan is suspicious.
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The Melioidosis Report
Episode S3-9, first aired 05/16/1975
Director: Julia Smith
Writers: Robert Barr, Ian Curteis
The Melioidosism file has been stolen from Porton Down. Melioidosism is a deadly tocsin with no known antidote. Ryan and Sullivan know it is a chain of couriers, who pass information on but they don't know who has it.
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The Merrin Memoirs
Episode S3-10, first aired 05/23/1975
Director: Julia Smith
Writers: Robert Barr, Tony Williamson
General Merrin, who has recently retired from NATO, has secretly sold his memoirs to a German publisher, receiving a Villa in Nice in return. The publisher is a KGB front in which Ryan needs to discover what damage has been done.
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