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View from the Villa
Episode 1x01, first aired 09/11/1960
Director: Terry Bishop
Writers: Brian Clemens, Ralph Smart
Guest Stars: John Lee as Mayne, June Rodney as Maid, David Ritch as Taxi Driver, Andreas Malandrinos as Waiter, Court Benson as Finch, Marie Burke as Housekeeper
The robbery netted $5 million and took a banker's life. John Drake is sent to North Wales to get the money back and bring the killer in.
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Time to Kill
Episode 1x02, first aired 09/18/1960
Director: Ralph Smart
Writers: Ian Stuart Black, Brian Clemens
Guest Stars: Louise Collins as Sally Raymond, Carl Jaffe as Professor Barkoff, Derren Nesbitt as Vogeler, Lionel Murton as Colonel Keller, Sarah Lawson as Lisa Orin
The murder of a Professor bring John Drake to investigate which takes him to Austria in pursuit of the suspect, Vogeler. Complications set in when Drake is suddenly handcuffed to a woman and must bring her along.
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Josetta
Episode 1x03, first aired 09/25/1960
Director: Michael Truman
Writer: Ralph Smart
Guest Stars: Robert Bernal as Miguel, Glenn Beck as Motril, Claire Gordon as Sandra, Randall Kinkead as Olot, Campbell Singer as Colonel Segur
The woman was determined to bring her brother's killer to justice but needed help from John Drake, not least because she was blind.
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The Blue Veil
Episode 1x04, first aired 10/02/1960
Director: Charles Frend
Writers: Ralph Smart, Don Ingalls
Guest Stars: Laurense Naismith as Spooner, Lisa Gastoni as Clare, Ferdy Mayne as The Moukta, Joseph Cuby as Hassan
He went to the Sahara to investigate rumors of white slavery and ended up helping a showgirl who was in a bit of danger.
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The Lovers
Episode 1x05, first aired 10/09/1960
Director: Peter Graham Scott
Writers: Jo Eisinger, Doreen Montgomery
Guest Stars: Michael Ripper as Miguel Torres, Maxine Audley as Maria, Martin Miller as Stavros, Ewen Solon as President Gomez
Miguel Torres was an old enemy of John Drake and always on the side of the bad guys. Now he needs Drake's help to protect the leader of Baravia and his wife.
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The Girl in Pink Pyjamas
Episode 1x06, first aired 10/16/1960
Director: Peter Graham Scott
Writers: Brian Clemens, Ralph Smart, Ian Stuart Black
Guest Stars: John Crawford as Dr Keller, Richard Warner as Anaesthetist, Alan tilvern as Major Minos, Angela Browne as Anna Wilson
As the president of a country lies in the hospital in critical condition from an assassination attempt, Drake discovers an amnesiac woman wantering the back roads who knows more about the situation that she should.
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Position of Trust
Episode 1x07, first aired 10/23/1960
Director: Ralph Smart
Writers: Jo Eisinger, Ian Stuart Black
Guest Stars: Donald Pleasence as Aldrich, Lois Maxwell as Sandi Lewis, Jahn Phillips as Paul, Martin Benson as Fawzi
To prove an Arab country is involved in the opium trade, Drake connives a minor goverment official to help obtain the proof.
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The Lonely Chair
Episode 1x08, first aired 10/30/1960
Director: Charles Frend
Writers: John Roddick, Ralph Smart
Guest Stars: Sam Wanamaker as Patrick Laurence, Hazel Court as Noelle Laurence, Patrick Troughton as Brenner
The wealthy man has more than money in his possession - he has top secret documents. When his daughter is kidnapped, Drake is certain it is not just cash being demanded.
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The Sanctuary
Episode 1x09, first aired 11/06/1960
Director: Charles Frend
Writers: Ralph Smart, John Roddick
Guest Stars: Kieron Moor as Crawford, Wendy Williams as Kathy, Barry Keegan as Liamond, Shay Gorman as Brannigan
John Drake takes the identity of a just-released revolutionary as he heads to Scotland for a new job. Drake is certain the employer is using such men to help in a major attack.
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An Affair of State
Episode 1x10, first aired 11/13/1960
Director: Peter Graham Scott
Writer: Oscar Brodney
Guest Stars: Partick Wymark as Ortiz, John Le Mesurier as Alvarado, Dorothy White as Raquel, Warren Mitchell as Jose Santiago
The small nation of San Pablo is the scene of the death of an American Treasury official that might be suicide but might be something more.
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The Key
Episode 1x11, first aired 11/20/1960
Director: Seth Holt
Writers: Ralph Smart, Jack Whittingham
Guest Stars: Robert Flemyng as Logan, Charles Carson as Ambassador, Charles Gray as Alex, Peter Swanwick as Joe, Monique Ahrens as Maria
The Vienna American embassy has a serious leak and all evidence points to one of two men: the Ambassador or a news correspondent who is also a trusted operative. It is Drake's job to prove which one.
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The Sisters
Episode 1x12, first aired 11/27/1960
Director: Seth Holt
Writers: Brian Clemens, Jo Eisinger
Guest Stars: Sydney Tafler as Radek, Richard Wattis as Hardy, Mai Zetterling as Nadia, Barbara Murray as Gerda
A scientist, Nadia Sandor, wants asylum from the country of Slavosk but she may be a plant. Drake is sent to that country to rescue her sister. When he does, neither says they know the other.
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The Prisoner
Episode 1x13, first aired 12/04/1960
Director: Terry Bishop
Writers: Robert Stewart, Ralph Smart
Guest Stars: Michael Peake as President, June Thorburn as Sue Carpenter, William Sylvester as James Carpenter, William Lucas as Colonel Vasco
Having been convicted of espionage which he did not do, James Carpenter has been holed up the American embassy in the republic of Cadala for five years. Drake has a plan to get him out that requires the use of a double, this man being a concert pianist.
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The Traitor
Episode 1x14, first aired 12/11/1960
Director: Terry Bishop
Writer: John Roddick
Guest Stars: Ronald Howard as Noel Goddard, Barbara Shelley as Louise Goddard, Jack Watling as Rollo Waters
A number of agents have been killed due to intelligence leaked to Red China. Drake heads to a remote area in northern India to track down who is traitor.
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Colonel Rodriguez
Episode 1x15, first aired 12/18/1960
Director: Julian Amyes
Writer: Ralph Smart
Guest Stars: Noel Willman as Colonel Rodriguez, Maxine Audley as Martine, Ronald Allen as Walter Bernard, Cyril Shaps as Pietro, Honor Blackman as Joan Bernard
Needing someone to blame for his small island nation's problems, the Chief of Police arrests an American journalist. John Drake takes on the job of getting the reporter free by proving the corruption of the Chief.
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The Island
Episode 1x16, first aired 01/01/1961
Director: C.M. Pennington-Richards
Writers: Brian Clemens, Ralph Smart
Guest Stars: Michael Ripper as Kane, Allan Cuthbertson as Mr Wilson, Peter Stephens as Mr Jones, Anne Firbank as Bobb
As Drake was escortint two assassins to trial, the plane they were on crashed near a tiny island. The sole inhabitant of that place now holds them all hostage while both sides tries to win his trust.
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Find and Return
Episode 1x17, first aired 01/08/1961
Director: Seth Holt
Writer: Jo Eisinger
Guest Stars: Donald Pleasence as Nikolides, Moira Lister as Vanessa, Zena Marshall as Mrs. Ramfi, Warren Mitchell as Stashig, Richard Wattis as Hardy
As John Drake works out the details for infiltrating a villa to capture a woman suspected of spying, he learns that an agent from the other side is also planning to grab her.
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The Girl Who Liked GI's
Episode 1x18, first aired 01/15/1961
Director: Michael Truman
Writers: Ralph Smart, Marc Brandel
Guest Stars: Anna Gaylor as Vici, Anthony Bushell as Lotsbeye, Nigel Green as Wetzel, Charles Farrell as Krug
The American G.I. was working on a top secret project so when he turns up dead, Drake is sent in. Finding the man had just been with a German girl, he arranges to meet her and is himself attacked.
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Name, Date and Place
Episode 1x19, first aired 01/22/1961
Director: Charles Frend
Writers: Ralph Smart, John Roddick
Guest Stars: Jean Marsh as Kim Russell, Cyril Raymond as Nash, Kathleen Byron as Deirdre, Richard Wattis as Hardy
Told to check out a series of murders, Drake decides they were all done by a group hiring themselves out. To trap them, he hires them to kill yet another person - himself.
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Vacation
Episode 1x20, first aired 01/29/1961
Director: Patrick McGoohan
Writer: Ralph Smart
Guest Stars: Hugh McDermott as Andrew Amory, Esmond Knight as Mr. Baron, Jacqueline Ellis as Veronica Baron, Barrie Ingham as Georges, Lawrence Davidson as Gautier
Drake is on a vacation when he recognizes another passenger on the airplane as a hired killer. As he checks into what the man is up to, he himself is suspected of being the killer.
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The Conspirators
Episode 1x21, first aired 02/05/1961
Director: Michael Truman
Writers: Ralph Smart, John Roddick
Guest Stars: Patricia Driscoll as Lady Lindsay, Terence Longdon as Saunders, Hugh Moxey as Sir Arthur Lindsay, Alfred Burke as Craven
The death of a British diploma shows Drake that the man's wife is also in danger but she refuses to leave her home, a castle attraction, so Drake plays bodyguard to trap the killers.
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The Honeymooners
Episode 1x22, first aired 04/02/1961
Director: Charles Frend
Writers: Ralph Smart, Lewis Davidson
Guest Stars: Lee Montague as Mr. Chung Sun, Ronald Allen as Ted Baker, Sally Bazely as Joan Baker, Michael Peake as President
Drake learns that a newlywed husband in a hotel in the Far East has been wrongfully arrested for murder but revealing the true culprit will cause an international incident so he decides to break the man out.
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The Gallows Tree
Episode 1x23, first aired 04/09/1961
Director: Michael Truman
Writers: Ralph Smart, Marc Brandel
Guest Stars: Paul Rogers as Laing, Wendy Craig as Jean, Raymond Huntley as Clements, Ewan Roberts as Craig
A stolen car revealed fingerprints of a man dead for over a decade. Drake is sent to Scotland to find out why.
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The Relaxed Informer
Episode 1x24, first aired 04/16/1961
Director: Anthony Bushell
Writers: Ralph Smart, Robert Banks Stewart
Guest Stars: Duncan Lamont as Joseph Brenner, Moira Redmond as Ruth, Paul Maxwell as Col. Doyle, Brian Rawlinson as Frederick, Stanley Van Beers as Benedict
The voice on a recording Drake got from an enemy agent is that of a translator Drake knows but when he approaches her on the matter, she claims to know nothing about it.
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The Brothers
Episode 1x25, first aired 04/23/1961
Director: Charles Frend
Writer: Ralph Smart
Guest Stars: Lisa Gastoni as Lita Rossi, George Coulouris as Police Commissioner, Ronald Fraser as Guiseppe, Derren Nesbitt as Hugo, John Woodvine as Luigi
The Morelli brothers have stolen some important documents. To get them back he must find the brothers and to find them he must break out of jail a woman named Lita.
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The Journey Ends Halfway
Episode 1x26, first aired 04/30/1961
Director: Clive Donner
Writer: Ian Stuart Black
Guest Stars: Paul Daneman as Dr. Bakalter, Willoughby Goddard as McFadden, Anna May Wong as Miss Lee, Paul Hardtmuth as Senor Paterno, Martin Boddey as Masseur
Several people trying to escape from the East have disappeared. Suspecting someone along the route is killing them, Drake pretends to be such a traveller.
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Bury the Dead
Episode 1x27, first aired 05/07/1961
Director: Clive Donner
Writers: Ralph Smart, Brian Clemens
Guest Stars: Robert Shaw as Tony Costello, Patrick Troughton as Bart, Beverly Garland as Jo Harris, Dermot Walsh as Hugo Delano, Paul Stassino as Police Captain
Seeking information about the death of a fellow NATO agent, Drake learns a great deal about the gun-runners the man had been investigating as well as some other things even more interesting.
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Sabotage
Episode 1x28, first aired 05/14/1961
Director: Peter Graham Scott
Writers: Michael Pertwee, Ian Stuart Black
Drake is asked to assist a struggling airlines which has had several planes disappear in Southeast Asia. To learn more, he takes a position as a steward aboard a plane.
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The Contessa
Episode 1x29, first aired 05/21/1961
Director: Tony Bishop
Writers: Ralph Smart, John Roddick
Guest Stars: Dudley Foster as Giorgio, John Wyse as Julio, Hazel Court as Francesca
The drug smuggling ring were using mules wearing padded jackets. Taking one of them, Drake tries to follow the trail to the bosses, a trail that leads to the Contessa.
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The Leak
Episode 1x30, first aired 05/28/1961
Director: Anthony Bushell
Writers: Ralph Smart, Brian Clemens
Guest Stars: Zena Marshall as Doctor Leclair, Bernard Archard as Doctor Bryant, Marne Maitland as Sheik Ahmed, Anthony Dawson as Martin, Lawrence Davidson as Finch
The locals are complaining about an outbreak of sickness and blaming a nearby nuclear plant in North Africa but Drake suspects something else is the cause though he is getting little cooperation.
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The Trap
Episode 1x31, first aired 06/04/1961
Director: Pennington Richards
Writers: Ralph Smart, John Roddick
Guest Stars: Jeanne Moody as Beth, Noel Trevarthen as Gino, Marie Burke as Carla, Alan Gifford as Whitmore, Louise Collins as Liz
When Beth took a sudden trip to Venice from her embassy post in another country, she did not report it like she should have and Drake is sent to see what is going on. What looks innocent at first start to have some sinister shadings.
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The Actor
Episode 1x32, first aired 06/11/1961
Director: Michael Truman
Writer: Marc Brandel
Guest Stars: Rupert Davies as Colonel Graves, Gary Cockrell as Al Jason, Julie Allan as Suzan, Patsy Rowlands as Mrs. Harkness, Burt Kwouk as Chen Tung
Learning how secret messages were being sent in a radio program in Hong Kong, passing data to the Chinese mainland, was not difficult once Drake took a job there but finding out who would be harder.
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Hired Assassin
Episode 1x33, first aired 06/18/1961
Director: Charles Frend
Writers: Ralph Smart, John Roddick
Guest Stars: Alan Wheatley as Alexis, Cyril Shaps as Luis, Nyall Florenz as Edouardo, Judy Carne as Juanita
Learning that a group is wanting an assassination done, Drake takes the identity of a skilled assassin and is hired by the group for the job. His actions are not totally above suspicion, however.
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The Coyannis Story
Episode 1x34, first aired 12/16/1961
Director: Peter Graham Scott
Writer: Jo Eisinger
Guest Stars: John Phillips as Coyannis, Charles Gray as Zameda, Heather Chasen as Lorain Zameda, Liam Gaffney as Captain Achard
Drake's job is to find out why the large sums the IMF is sending to a poor country are not reaching the poor.
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Find and Destroy
Episode 1x35, first aired 12/23/1961
Director: Charles Frend
Writers: Ralph Smart, John Roddick
Guest Stars: Peter Arne as Major Hassler, Nadja Regin as Melina, Peter Sallis as John Gordon, Helen Horton as Hele
With his vacation interrupted by British Intelligence, Drake agrees to look into a submarine supposedly adrift in the area and to destroy it. He soon learns others are looking as well.
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Under the Lake
Episode 1x36, first aired 12/30/1961
Director: Seth Holt
Writer: Jack Whittingham
Guest Stars: Christopher Rhodes as Gunther Klaus, Hermione Baddeley as Mrs. Grahame, Moira Redmond as Mitzi, Lionel Murton as Colonel Keller, Roger Delgado as Von Golling
Heading to Switzerland to find out who is bringing into the country large amounts of conterfeit money, Drake proceeds to woo the daughter of his main suspect.
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The Nurse
Episode 1x37, first aired 01/06/1962
Director: Peter Graham Scott
Writers: Ralph Smart, Brian Clemens
Guest Stars: Eileen Moore as Mary MacPherson, Jack MacGowran as Prior, Eric Pohlmann as The Innkeeper, Robert Ayres as Hamilton, Heather Chasen as Helen Hamilton
It was widely believed there were no survivors to the mass murder of the royal family of a Middle East country but Drake discovers there is a baby heir and he is determined to keep the rebels from killing him.
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The Dead Man Walks
Episode 1x38, first aired 01/13/1962
Director: Charles Frend
Writers: Ralph Smart, Brian Clemens
Guest Stars: Richard Wattis as ardy, Marla Landi as Sita Shapadi, Julia Arnall as Natalie Smith, Richard Pearson as Keith Smith, Michael Ripper as Rangit Pal
There was no one remaining of a group who had discovered a particularly nasty bacteria strain, or so everyone thought. Drake heads to India to talk to the daughter of one man who might still be alive.
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Deadline
Episode 1x39, first aired 01/20/1962
Director: Peter Graham Scott
Writers: Jo Eisinger, Ian Stuart Black
Guest Stars: William Marshall as Khano, Edric Connor as Thompson, Barbara Chilcott as Mai, Christopher Carlos as Ajali, Earl Cameron as Professor Moma
To find out who is behind an outbreak of rioting in Victoria, Africa, Drake takes the role of a gun-runner. After getting the man's confidence, he decides to show the man's wife how bad the damage is.
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Yesterday's Enemies
Episode 2x01, first aired 10/13/1964
Director: Charles Crichton
Writer: Donald Jonson
Guest Stars: Maureen Connell as Jo Dutton, Howard Marion-Crawford as Archer, Anton Rodgers as Attala, Joan Hickson as Mrs. Curtis, Peter Copley as Brett, Patricia Driscoll as Catherine Archer
It did not seem a huge secret that the man was giving away British industrial information in Beirut but Drake learns there is a lot more to the case.
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The Professionals
Episode 2x02, first aired 10/20/1964
Director: Michael Truman
Writers: Wilfred Greatorex, Louis Marks
Guest Stars: Helen Cherry as Mrs. Pearson, Nadja Regin as Ira, Jerry Stovin as Desmond, Alex Scott as Milos Kaldor, John Welsh as John Rhodes
An M9 agent stationed in Prague has gone missing and Drake assumes the position of a new Embassy staffer to find what happened.
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Colony Three
Episode 2x03, first aired 10/27/1964
Director: Don Chaffey
Writer: Donald Jonson
Guest Stars: Glyn Owen as Randall, Niall MacGinnis as Donovan, Peter Arne as John Richardson, Katherine Woodville as Janet Wells, George Mikell as Michael Pearce (Student)
Tracking the path of enemy agents into the UK, Drake takes the role of a defector and finds a replica of an English village behind the Iron Curtain.
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The Galloping Major
Episode 2x04, first aired 11/03/1964
Director: Peter Maxwell
Writer: David Stone
Guest Stars: William Marshall as Kamunga, Errol John as Colonel Nyboto, Earl Cameron as Kassawari, Edric Connor as Dr. Manudu, Arnold Diamond as Lasalle
Drake is sent to an African nation to protect the Prime Minister of that country during an election. He learns the plotting goes in many directions.
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Fair Exchange
Episode 2x05, first aired 11/10/1964
Director: Charles Crichton
Writers: Wilfred Greatorex, Marc Brandel
Guest Stars: Lelia Goldoni as Lisa Lanzing, James Maxwell as Pieter, George Mikell as Wilhelm Berg, Andre Van Gyseghem as Col. Otto Berg, Barry Linehan as Foster
The British agent, Lisa, had endured horrible treatment at the hands an East German spymaster and now she is out for revenge. Drake is ordered to stop her.
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Fish on the Hook
Episode 2x06, first aired 11/17/1964
Director: Robert Day
Writers: John Roddick, Michael Pertwee
Guest Stars: Dawn Addams as Gerdi, Zena Marshall as Nadia, Terence Longdon as Rowland, Martin Miller as Dr. Zoren, Peter Bowles as Gamal
The British agent in an Arabic country who is handling a native spy known as the Fish sends a distress signal requesting extraction. Drake heads there to help and to get the Fish out as well.
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The Colonel's Daughter
Episode 2x07, first aired 11/24/1964
Director: Philip Leacock
Writer: David Weir
Guest Stars: Virginia Maskell as Joanna Blakeley, Michael Trubshawe as Colonel Blakeley, Warren Mitchell as Chopra, Zia Mohyeddin as Khan, John Bennett as Minister
An old friend in India, the police chief of Delhi, asks visiting John Drake to look into the death of an assistant to a retired British colonel who makes a small income selling exotic butterflies.
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The Battle of the Cameras
Episode 2x08, first aired 12/01/1964
Director: Don Chaffey
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Dawn Addams as Martine, Niall MacGinnis as A.J.A. Kent, Frederick Bartman as Alan Genicot, Peter Madden as Admiral Hobbs, Patrick Newell as Alex
The theft of secret documents takes Drake to the French Riviera where an auction is going for them. He takes the role of a playboy but is soon discovered.
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No Marks for Servility
Episode 2x09, first aired 12/08/1964
Director: Don Chaffey
Writer: Ralph Smart
Guest Stars: Mervyn Johns as Armstrong, Francesca Annis as Judy, Howard Marion-Crawford as Gregori, Suzan Farmer as Helen, Peter Illing as Avraam
International financier Gregori Benares is likely also an extortionist and a killer. To get proof, Drake goes undercover at the man's villa in Rome as a butler.
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A Man to be Trusted
Episode 2x10, first aired 12/15/1964
Director: Peter Maxwell
Writer: Raymond Bowers
Guest Stars: Harvey Ashby as Mora, Patricia Donahue as Lorna Corlander, Ralph Michael as Dorset, Eunice Gayson as Louise Bancroft, Wanda Ventham as Stella Dorset
Drake assumes the role of a detective from Scotland Yard as he arrives in the West Indies to look into a murder while also checking up on British Intelligence's local man.
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Don't Nail Him Yet
Episode 2x11, first aired 12/22/1964
Director: Michael Truman
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: John Fraser as Rawson, Sheila Allen as Dian, Anthony Dawson as Lucas, Raymond Adamson as Gorton, Edwin Apps as Mumford
A man named Rawson is suspected of selling state secrets but Drake suspects someone else is using him so he cozies up to the man to win his trust.
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A Date with Doris
Episode 2x12, first aired 12/29/1964
Director: Quentin Lawrence
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Jane Merrow as Juana Romero, Ronald Radd as Joaquin Paratore, Eric Pohlmann as Eduardo, James Maxwell as Peter Miller, Richard Bebb as Major Casado
The mistress of a Caribbean country's ruling General has been murdered and a friend of Drake framed. Trying to get his friend free, though, puts them both in the General's sites.
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That's Two of Us Sorry
Episode 2x13, first aired 01/05/1965
Director: Quentin Lawrence
Writer: Jan Read
Guest Stars: Francesca Annis as Sheila, Finlay Currie as Landlord, Nigel Green as Magnus Sutherland, Duncan Lamont as Angus McKinnon, Brian Phelan as Donald McKinnon
The recent fingerprints found in a case in northern Scotland astonishes everyone because they belong to an agent who has been dead for some time.
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Such Men Are Dangerous
Episode 2x14, first aired 01/12/1965
Director: Don Chaffey
Writer: Ralph Smart
Guest Stars: Lee Montague as Major Latour, Jack MacGowran as Shorty Pratt, Zia Mohyeddin as Mr. Sen, Jack Gwillim as General, John Cairney as Jack Taylor
The group calls itself the Knights Templar and they have banded together to eliminate world leaders they believe are 'dangerous'. To stop them, Drake takes the role of a paid assassin.
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Whatever Happened to George Foster
Episode 2x15, first aired 01/19/1965
Director: Don Chaffey
Writer: David Stone
Guest Stars: Bernard Lee as Lord Ammanford, Jeremy Ranchev as Ginger, Jack Bligh as Charlie Hewitt, Patsy Smart as Nanny, Adrienne Corri as Pauline, Richard Caldicot as Sir Joseph Manton
Drake learns that a powerful British magnate is controlling the events in a small foreign nation and none for the better. Drake decides to find evidence to force the man to release the reins.
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A Room in the Basement
Episode 2x16, first aired 02/02/1965
Director: Don Chaffey
Writer: Ralph Smart
Guest Stars: Jane Merrow as Susan Turnbull, William Lucas as Bernhard, Michael Gwynn as Military Attache, Mark Dignam as British Ambassador, Gerard Heinz as Dr. Huber
The wife of a friend of Drake who is being held prisoner in the Romanian embassy in Geneva asks for Drake's help in getting her husband free. This help will involve a daring raid.
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The Affair at Castelevara
Episode 2x17, first aired 02/09/1965
Director: Quentin Lawrence
Writer: James Foster
Guest Stars: Eric Pohlmann as Carlos Bisbal, Harold Goldblatt as Ramon Torres, Martin Benson as General Ventura, Andre Morell as Sir Duncan, Alan Gifford as Van Horn
An old famous revolutionary has been sentenced to die in a Latin American nation. Drake decides to lend a hand in freeing the man, using the ploy of filming a documentary.
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The Ubiquitous Mr Lovegrove
Episode 2x18, first aired 02/16/1965
Director: Don Chaffey
Writer: David Stone
Guest Stars: Adrienne Corri as Elaine Pearson, Eric Barker as Mr. Lovegrove, Francis De Wolff as Paul Alexander, Patsy Rowlands as Mrs. Elsie Farebrother, Peter Butterworth as 'Umbrella'
A car accident puts Drake into a coma wherein he dreams up a mission involving stolen microdots on casino chips and a casino owner up to no good.
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It's Up to the Lady
Episode 2x19, first aired 02/23/1965
Director: Michael Truman
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Sylvia Syms as Paula Glover, Robert Urquhart as Charles Glover, Maxwell Shaw as Nicos, Peter Madden as Hobbs, Vera Cook as Paula's Mother
A British citizen at odds with his own country has fled to China. Drake trails his wife to a Greek isle from where she is likely to be taken to join him unless Drake can use her to pull him back.
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Have a Glass of Wine
Episode 2x20, first aired 03/02/1965
Director: Peter Maxwell
Writer: David Stone
Guest Stars: Ann Lynn as Suzanne, Warren Mitchell as Lamaze, George Benson as Police Chief, Kathleen Breck as Kathleen, Victor Brooks as Jules
An amusing adventure where a British woman who has stolen secrets runs to France to avoid capture. She and Drake become involved in a series of mishaps which include a bumbling French inspector.
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The Mirror's New
Episode 2x21, first aired 03/09/1965
Director: Michael Truman
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Donald Houston as Edmund Bierce, David Hutcheson as Sir Jeremy, Wanda Ventham as Penny, Nicola Pagett as Nicola, Bill Nagy as George Murgia
The British diplomat vanished for one day and claims to remember nothing of what happened. Drake looks into the matter and finds that the diplomat has not really one or two but perhaps three separate lives going.
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Parallel Lines Sometimes Meet
Episode 2x22, first aired 03/16/1965
Director: Don Chaffey
Writer: Malcolm Hulke
Guest Stars: Moira Redmond as Nicola Tarasova, Errol John as Dessiles, Earl Cameron as Darcy, Clifton Jones as Lieut. Labaste, Paul Danquah as James Owen
Tracking two British missing scientists to the West Indies, Drake gets involved in foreign intrigue mixed with a good deal of voodoo and zombies.
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You Are Not in Any Trouble, Are You?
Episode 3x01, first aired 09/04/1965
Director: Don Chaffey
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Susan Hampshire as Lena, Andre Van Gyseghem as Enzo Bandone, John Cazabon as Ernesto, Bill Edwards as Dave, Jeremy Burnham as Ellis
In order to infiltrate a murder organisation Drake commissions his own murder.
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The Black Book
Episode 3x02, first aired 09/30/1965
Director: Michael Truman
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Susan Hampshire as Lena, Andre Van Gyseghem as Enzo Bandone, John Cazabon as Ernesto, Bill Edwards as Dave, Jeremy Burnham as Ellis
A team of blackmailers have gone after a British diplomat who brings in Drake to help him out. Drake discovers the group has a little book that has a list of those being blackmailed and those about to be.
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A Very Dangerous Game
Episode 3x03, first aired 10/07/1965
Director: Don Chaffey
Writers: Ralph Smart, David Stone
Guest Stars: Yvonne Furneaux as Lisa Lee, Peter Arne as Chi Ling, Francesca Tu as Suzy, Anthony Dawson as Simpson
Pretending to be a defector to the East, Drake travels to Singapore and tries to get into a local Chinese spy ring to learn about their operations.
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Sting in the Tail
Episode 3x04, first aired 10/14/1965
Director: Peter Yates
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Ronald Radd as Alexandros, Derren Nesbitt as Rachid Noureddine, John Standing as James, Jeanne Roland as Marie Valedon, David Collings as Stephen Miller
An assassin, hiding out in Beirut, is wanted by the French police. Drake is tasked with helping them get him and his plan calls for making the killer come after Drake.
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Loyalty Always Pays
Episode 3x05, first aired 10/28/1965
Director: Peter Yates
Writer: David Stone
Guest Stars: Johnny Sekka as Beyla, Errol John as Enugu, Earl Cameron as Prime Minister, Nigel Stock as Major Bert Barrington, Ray Brooks as Frank Lucas
The M9 agent in Africa was able to get out a message before his death, indicating that the Chinese were gaining too much influence in a country where British interest were losing.
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The Mercenaries
Episode 3x06, first aired 11/04/1965
Director: Don Chaffey
Writer: Ralph Smart
Guest Stars: Patricia Donahue as Caroline Winter, John Slater as Prime Minister, Percy Herbert as Sergeant Bates, Peter Arne as General G'Niore, Frederick Peisley as Dr. Winter
A band of mercenaries are set to stage a coup in an African nation unless Drake can find a way to stop them.
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Judgement Day
Episode 3x07, first aired 11/11/1965
Director: Don Chaffey
Writers: Donald Jonson, Michael J. Bird
Guest Stars: Alexandra Stewart as Jessica, John Woodvine as Shimon, Maurice Kaufmann as Pilot, Guy Deghy as Garriga, David Saire as Ygal
A German scientist who has been accused of war crimes is in the Middle East from where Drake must pull him before Israeli agents take their own justice.
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The Outcast
Episode 3x08, first aired 11/18/1965
Director: Michael Truman
Writer: Donald Jonson
Guest Stars: Bernard Bresslaw as Leo Perrins, Patricia Haines as Nora Cazalet, Brian Worth as Xavier, Judy Geeson as Helen Cazalet, Richard Caldicot as Commander Marsden
A Wren is murdered and her boyfriend, now on the lam, is the chief suspect. Since she had been carrying secret documents, Drake is sent on his trail to get them back and to see about justice.
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English Lady Takes Lodgers
Episode 3x09, first aired 11/25/1965
Director: Michael Truman
Writer: David Stone
Guest Stars: Gabriella Licudi as Emma, Robert Urquhart as Pilkington, Howard Marion-Crawford as Cmdr. Collinson, Frederick Bartman as Philippe Granville
Sent to Lisbon to investigates a group selling stolen secrets, Drake comes across a woman who deals in stolen passports.
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Are You Going to be More Permanent?
Episode 3x10, first aired 12/02/1965
Director: Don Chaffey
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Susan Hampshire as Lesley Arden, Maxwell Shaw as Wolf Kronenberger, Howard Goorney as Joseph Laclos, John Miller as Colonel Salmson, George Cormack as Man in Museum
More than one M9 controller has gone missing in Geneva. To find out who and why, Drake takes the position of the latest at that position.
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To Our Best Friend
Episode 3x11, first aired 12/09/1965
Director: Patrick McGoohan
Writer: Ralph Smart
Guest Stars: Donald Houston as Bill Vincent, Ann Bell as Leslie Vincent, T.P. McKenna as Ivan, Jack Allen as Colonel, John Gabriel as Rutledge
Drake's best friend is suspected of being a double agent and Drake is given the unpleasant task of proving it true.
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The Man on the Beach
Episode 3x12, first aired 12/16/1965
Director: Peter Yates
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Barbara Steele as Cleo, Glyn Houston as Wykes, David Hutcheson as Sir Alan Grose, Peter Hughes as Howes, Clifton Jones as Lyle
The M9 double agent in Jamaica has quite a good life, lying on the beach drinking and cavorting. Drake's bosses are not amused and want him to have a talk.
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Say It with Flowers
Episode 3x13, first aired 12/23/1965
Director: Peter Yates
Writer: Jacques Gillies
Guest Stars: Ian Hendry as Wallace / Hagen, John Phillips as Dr. Brajanska, Jemma Hyde as Caroline, Harold Kasket as Krummenacher, Martin Wyldeck as Kasser
A freelance agent, dead for at least three months, is still pulling money out of the Swiss account set up for him by M9. They are understandably curious.
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The Man Who Wouldn't Talk
Episode 3x14, first aired 12/30/1965
Director: Michael Truman
Writers: Donald Jonson, Ralph Smart
Guest Stars: Jane Merrow as Lydia Greshnova, Norman Rodway as Meredith, Ralph Michael as Interrogator, Brian Worth as Forbes, Simon Brent as Peter
The regional agent for M9 in Bulgaria has been pulled in for questioning. Drake must find a way to get him out before he talks.
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Someone is Liable to Get Hurt
Episode 3x15, first aired 01/06/1966
Director: Michael Truman
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Maurice Denham as Volos, Zia Mohyeddin as Dr. Sawari, Geraldine Moffat as Magda Kallai, Earl Cameron as Chand, John G. Heller as Manuel
As a Caribbean country nears a major election with worries about rigging, the local M9 agent has disappeared so Drake is sent in to find him.
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Dangerous Secret
Episode 3x16, first aired 01/13/1966
Director: Stuart Burge
Writers: Ralph Smart, Donald Jonson
Guest Stars: Elizabeth Shepherd as Louise Carron, Lyndon Brook as Colin Ashby, Derek Francis as Fenton, John Brooking as Mather, Gordon Whiting as Dark Glasses
The scientist working with deadly viruses has major pacifist leanings and decides his government should not have his work so he flees to France with Drake close behind.
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I Can Only Offer You Sherry
Episode 3x17, first aired 01/20/1966
Director: George Pollock
Writer: Ralph Smart
Guest Stars: Wendy Craig as Jean Smith, Anthony Newlands as Ma'suud, Bernard Archard as Nubar, Henry Gilbert as Seghir, Tony Jason as Police Sergeant
The most likely source of a leak in a British embassy in the Middle East is a low-level secretary. Drake is sent there to befriend her to find the truth.
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The Hunting Party
Episode 3x18, first aired 01/27/1966
Director: Pat Jackson
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Moira Lister as Claudia Jordan, Denholm Elliott as Basil Jordan, Edward Underdown as Max Dell, John Welsh as Ross, Alan White as Edwards
Drake once again takes the role of a butler to find out if the man, or more likely his wife, is leaking classified info to the newspapers.
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Two Birds with One Bullet
Episode 3x19, first aired 03/10/1966
Director: Peter Yates
Writers: Jesse Lasky, Pat Silver
Guest Stars: Geoffrey Keen as Commissioner Winlow, Lelia Goldoni as Pilar Lin, Paul Curran as Dr. Shargis, John Woodvine as Singri Rhamin, Richard O'Sullivan as Aldo Shargis
One of the candidates at an upcoming election on a British Caribbean island colony is set up for assassination by another candidate with the blame being lain at the British feet unless Drake can keep the intended victim alive.
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I am Afraid You Have the Wrong Number
Episode 3x20, first aired 03/17/1966
Director: George Pollock
Writer: Ralph Smart
Guest Stars: Paul Eddington as Captain Schulman, Jeanne Moody as Leanka, Guy Deghy as Leontine, John Cazabon as Aurel, Fredric Abbott as Stoian
An agent in Geneva may have faked his own death. Drake must go there and find him, all without letting the local officials know either are agents.
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The Man With the Foot
Episode 3x21, first aired 03/24/1966
Director: Jeremy Summers
Writer: Raymond Bowers
Guest Stars: Bernard Lee as Derringham, Robert Urquhart as Monckton, Paul Curran as Miguel Gomez, Isobel Black as Maruja, Hugh McDermott as Solby
When his cover is revealed on an assignment, Drake is sent on vacation in Spain until everything blows over but someone is following him.
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The Paper Chase
Episode 3x22, first aired 03/31/1966
Director: Patrick McGoohan
Writers: Philip Broadley, Ralph Smart
Guest Stars: Joan Greenwood as Nandina, Kenneth J. Warren as Eddie Gelb, Aubrey Morris as Tamasio, Ferdy Mayne as Laprade, Simon Lack as Gordon Symonds
When classified documents are stolen from a diplomat's car in Rome, that man, a friend of Drake, calls on him for help in getting them back.
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Not So Jolly Roger
Episode 3x23, first aired 04/07/1966
Director: Don Chaffey
Writer: Tony Williamson
Guest Stars: Edwin Richfield as Marco Janson, Wilfrid Lawson as Corrigan, Lisa Daniely as Linda Janson, Trisha Noble as Susan Wade, Andrew Faulds as Mullins
A pirate radio station DJ has stated on the air that the station is being used to send info to an enemy submarine. Then he is murdered. Drake must investigate.
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Koroshi
Episode 4x01, first aired 02/19/1967
Director: Michael Truman
Writer: Norman Hudis
Guest Stars: Yoko Tani as Ako Nakamura, Amanda Barrie as Rosemary, Ronald Howard as Sanders, Burt Kwouk as Tanaka, Jeremy Longhurst as Fortune
The M9 agent had been able to pass along the fact a UN negotiator was set for assassination but the agent is killed before she can provide details. Drake heads to Tokyo where she was stationed.
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Shinda Shima
Episode 4x02, first aired 02/26/1967
Director: Peter Yates
Writer: Norman Hudis
Guest Stars: Yoko Tani as Miho, Kenneth Griffith as Richards, George Coulouris as Controller, Maxine Audley as Pauline, David Toguri as Commander Yamada
The Japanese island with the spooky name of Shinda Shima ('the Murdered Island') is somehow connected with the sudden retirement of a British electronics expert and a few unexplained deaths. Drake's job is to find the truth.
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