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The Dog Gone Affair
Episode 1-1, first aired 09/13/1966
Director: Barry Shear
Writer: Tony Barrett
Guest Stars: Luciana Paluzzi as Tuesday Hajadakis, Marcel Hillaire as Antoine Fromage, Kurt Kasznar as Apollo Zakinthios, Jan Arvan as Patras
A gas that causes the victims to move in slow motion is going to be tested on a Greek island by Apollo Zakinthios. April Dancer goes there with a dog whose fleas have the antidote but then she loses the dog.
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The Prisoner of Zalamar Affair
Episode 1-2, first aired 09/20/1966
Director: Herschel Daugherty
Writer: Max Hodge
Guest Stars: Michael Ansara as Vizier, Randy Kirby as andy Kovacs, Brenda Benet as Gizelle, Henry Calvin as Sheikh Ali Hassen
To foil a plot by a Middle Eastern country's vizier to take control of the government by murdering the ruling sheik, April must disguise herself as a Princess.
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The Mother Muffin Affair
Episode 1-3, first aired 09/27/1966
Director: Sherman Marks
Writer: Joseph Calvelli
Guest Stars: Boris Karloff as Mother Muffin, Bernard Fox as Rodney Babcock, Robert Vaughn as Napoleon Solo, Bruce Gordon as Vito Pomade
To get a man to testify in a case, they must find his missing daughter and bring her back to the States but a group of murderers have been hired to stop that from happening.
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The Mata Hari Affair
Episode 1-4, first aired 10/04/1966
Director: Joseph Sargent
Writer: Samuel Peeples
Guest Stars: Edward Mulhare as Sir Terrance Keats, Jocelyn Lane as Mandy Dean-Tanner, Christopher Cary as Toby Gordon-Jones, David Hurst as Matthew Brecker
April impersonates a murdered exotic dancer to ferret out a killer. The deceased had been couriering info for U.N.C.L.E. and her death may have been an inside job.
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The Montori Device Affair
Episode 1-5, first aired 10/11/1966
Director: John Brahm
Writer: Boris Sobelman
Guest Stars: Edward Andrews as Conrad Rossano, John Carradine as Prof. Boris Budge, Randy Kirby as Andy Kovacs, Ted Cassidy as Tullio
THRUSH has a new device that can disrupt U.N.C.L.E.' world-wide communications. To stop them and destroy that technology, April must pretend to be a buyer of fashion and infiltrate a design house.
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The Horns of the Dilemma Affair
Episode 1-6, first aired 10/18/1966
Director: John Brahm
Writer: Tony Barrett
Guest Stars: Fernando Lamas as Alejandro De Sada, Alejandro Rey as Paco Herrera, Sandra Sullivan as Sarita Diaz, Harold Dyrenforth as Risvold
After three rocket scientists are kidnapped, the clues point to a Mexican landowner named DeSada. April is sent to check him out but runs afoul of first his girlfriend and then the THRUSH operative running the show.
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The Danish Blue Affair
Episode 1-7, first aired 10/25/1966
Director: Mitchell Leisen
Writer: Arthur Weingarten
Guest Stars: Lloyd Bochner as Ole Bergman, Dom DeLuise as Stanley Umlaut, Randy Kirby as andy Kovacs, William Bramley as Ingo
The chubby but adorable crook innocently devoured a cheese danish which happens to be hiding a microdot of the major THRUSH weapon. That group wants to kidnap him and open him up. April must save him.
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The Garden of Evil Affair
Episode 1-8, first aired 11/01/1966
Director: Jud Taylor
Writers: John O'Dea, Arthur Rowe
Guest Stars: Arnold Moss as Iman Abbas, Randy Kirby as andy Kovacs, Anna-Lisa as Brunhilde, Lisa Seagram as Miss. Karum
Hoping to reincarnate a very long dead founder of their group, a cult's members plan to kidnap that leader's descendant and use a serum that may do the trick. Both THRUSH and U.N.C.L.E. want the serum. April takes the descendant's place.
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The Atlantis Affair.
Episode 1-9, first aired 11/15/1966
Director: E. Darrell Hallenbeck
Writer: Richard Matheson
Guest Stars: Sidney Blackmer as Professor Antrum, Joan Connors as Waitress, Khigh Dhiegh as Col. Frank Faber, Denny Miller as Vic Ryan
A professor who claims to have found the secret entrance to the lost Atlantis is kidnapped by THRUSH and April and Mark go to rescue him but get captured themselves.
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The Paradise Lost Affair.
Episode 1-10, first aired 11/22/1966
Director: Alf Kjellin
Writers: John O'Dea, Arthur Rowe
Guest Stars: Monte Landis as Genghis Gomez VIII, Chips Rafferty as Liverpool 'Enry, Raymond St. Jacques as Big Feets Charley, Harry Swoger as Captain Stone
While checking out a THRUSH plot to take over several South Pacific island nations, April and Mark get shipwrecked on an inhapited island and the leader there wants April to marry him.
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The Lethal Eagle Affair
Episode 1-11, first aired 11/29/1966
Director: John Brahm
Writer: Robert Hill
Guest Stars: Margaret Leighton as Gita Volander, Michael Wilding as Franz Joseph, Cesare Danova as Count Egan, Karl Bruck as Herr Obe
The matter reorganizaer beam is said to transport anything anywhere instantly and THRUSH has great plans for it. April is told to get it.
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The Romany Lie Affair
Episode 1-12, first aired 12/06/1966
Director: Richard Sarafian
Writer: Tony Barrett
Guest Stars: Lloyd Bochner as Sadvaricci, Gladys Cooper as Mama Rosha, Audrey Dalton as Mrs. Wainright, Cal Bolder as Gorn
The owner and operator of a small gypsy circus is killing people and April and Mark must join that circus to prove his guilt.
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The Little John Doe Affair
Episode 1-13, first aired 12/13/1966
Director: Leo Penn
Writer: Joseph Calvelli
Guest Stars: Pernell Roberts as Joey Celeste, Wally Cox as Little John Doe, Robert Carricart as Ugo, Mario Badolati as Enrico Bardi
A mobster is going to testify against his former bosses but he is being targeted by one of the best assassing THRUSH has. April is assigned to keep the witness alive.
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The Jewels of Topango Affair
Episode 1-14, first aired 12/20/1966
Director: John Brahm
Writer: Berne Giler
Guest Stars: Leslie Uggams as Natasha Brimstone, Brock Peters as King M'Bala, John Qualen as Dr. Elmer Spritzer, Booker Bradshaw as Prince Nicholas
As April and Mark head towards an African nation rich in gems and jewels to help it protect what it has, another woman has already shown up pretending to be April. A major official in the government is in on the deception making things very difficult for the real pair.
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The Faustus Affair
Episode 1-15, first aired 12/27/1966
Director: Barry Shear
Writer: Jerry McNeely
Guest Stars: Raymond Massey as B. Elzie Bubb, Tom Bosley as Quantum, Randy Kirby as andy Kovacs, Dick Crockett as Willie Goeth
The evil looking Bubb wants to destroy the world's art collections and needs Professor Quantum's new machine, one that will pull the color from anything its rays hit.
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The U.F.O. Affair
Episode 1-16, first aired 01/03/1967
Director: Barry Shear
Writer: Warren Duff
Guest Stars: Fernando Lamas as Salim Ibn Hydari, Joan Blondell as Madam, Anthony Caruso as Amintore Dossetti, Janet MacLachlan as Nur
The order is to kill April because she knows too much about a crime boss but the killer who has a harem of his own in the Middle East decides she would be a great additon.
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The Moulin Ruse Affair
Episode 1-17, first aired 01/17/1967
Director: Barry Shear
Writers: Jay Simms, Fred Eggers
Guest Stars: Shelley Berman as Dr. Vladimir Toulouse, Yvonne De Carlo as Nadia Marcolescu, Ellen Corby as Madame Bloor, Barry Robins as Chico
The pill is called Vitamin Q and it gives the consumer super strength. The inventor, Dr. Toulouse, is extorting U.N.C.L.E., threatening to give it to its enemies unless a huge sum is paid.
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The Catacomb and Dogma Affair
Episode 1-18, first aired 01/24/1967
Director: E. Darrell Hallenbeck
Writer: Warren Duff
The Italian Prince has a scheme to rob the Vatican of its treasury. April learns of it but is captures. When mark rescues her, another young woman is endangered.
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The Drublegratz Affair
Episode 1-19, first aired 01/31/1967
Director: Mitchell Leisen
Writer: Boris Sobelman
Guest Stars: Patricia Barry as Princess Rapunzel, Vito Scotti as Dr. Igor Gork, Jill Townsend as Sherilee, Karl Held as Prince Efram
April go-goes undercover as a dancer to find proof that THRUSH is sending in a killer to take out that nation's three heirs to the throne so the surviving Princess can be in charge.
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The Fountain of Youth Affair
Episode 1-20, first aired 02/07/1967
Director: E. Darrell Hallenbeck
Writers: Robert Bloch, Richard DeRoy
Guest Stars: Gena Rowlands as Baroness Ingrid Blangstead, Donnelly Rhodes as Peter Starker, Miiko Taka as Madame Dao, Gene Raymond as Charles Vechten
THRUSH agent Baroness Blangsted has a serum that provides rejuvenation for the wives of the leader of the world. She is using it to get them to influence their husbands.
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The Carpathian Caper Affair
Episode 1-21, first aired 02/14/1966
Director: Barry Shear
Writer: Arthur Weingarten
Guest Stars: Jack Cassidy as Rock Mussin, Stan Freberg as Herbert Fummer, Ann Sothern as Aunt Magda, Joyce Jameson as Shirley Fummer
After obtaining a tape proving a soup canner is really a THRUSH agent planning to replace world leaders with doubles, Mark has the tape stolen by a woman who thinks Mark is a spy for her father. April must help him get it back.
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The Furnace Flats Affair
Episode 1-22, first aired 02/21/1966
Director: Barry Shear
Writer: Archie Tegland
Guest Stars: Ruth Roman as Dolly X, Peggy Lee as Packer Jo, Susan Browning as Ladybug Byrd, Percy Helton as Mesquite Swede
The winner of a race across Death Valley will win the rights to a mine which hold crystals great for lasers wanted by THRUSH. April is one of the contestants.
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Low Blue C Affair
Episode 1-23, first aired 02/28/1966
Director: Barry Shear
Writers: Berne Giler, David Giler
Guest Stars: Broderick Crawford as Soyil Irosian, Hermione Gingold as Major Stella Irosian, Renzo Cesana as Diplomat, Stanley Clements as Dwayne
The aging gangster wants one more big score and that involves stealing a country. To pull it off he must kill two people. April and Mark must make sure he does not.
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The Petit Prix Affair
Episode 1-24, first aired 03/07/1967
Director: Mitchell Leisen
Writer: Robert Hill
Guest Stars: Marcel Hillaire as Prof. Plato Pamplemousse, Steve Harmon as Jean, Nanette Fabray as Desiree, Michael Shillo as Octave d'Oeuf
A popular European go-cart race is the locale for a THRUSH scheme to hijack a truck filled with U.S. currency. April and Mark head there to uncover who the masterminds are.
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The Phi Beta Killer Affair
Episode 1-25, first aired 03/14/1967
Director: Barry Shear
Writer: Jackson Gillis
Guest Stars: Victor Buono as Sir Cecil Seabrook, Lynn Bari as Miss Twickum, Barbara Nichols as Ida Martz, Jerry Lester as Big Julie
The death of a crime boss at the hand of his own bodyguard starts April and Mark on the trail of a bodyguard school where the owners have a get-rich scheme that involves a high-stakes poker game and betrayal.
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The Double-O-Nothing Affair
Episode 1-26, first aired 03/21/1967
Director: John Brahm
Writer: Dean Hargrove
Guest Stars: Sorrell Booke as Sydney Morehouse, Edward Asner as George Kramer, Don Chastain as Montgomery, Jesslyn Fax as Mrs. Barnes
Mark has to temporarily stash stolen THRUSH data in a car but when the car owner drives off, so does the data. Finding the info, the owner decides to sell it to the highest bidder.
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The U.N.C.L.E. Samurai Affair
Episode 1-27, first aired 03/28/1978
Director: Alf Kjellin
Writer: Tony Barrett
Guest Stars: Signe Hasso as Sumata, James McCallion as Sean McNee, Richard Roat as Commander Scott, Angelique Pettyjohn as Cora Sue
April and Mark are to capture a Japanese war criminal hiding in Hawaii. Looking for him, they also discover a submarine that was stolen earlier.
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The High and Deadly Affair
Episode 1-28, first aired 04/04/1967
Director: Dick Bennett
Writer: Jameson Brewer
Guest Stars: Murray Matheson as Dr. Merek, Randy Kirby as andy Kovacs, Grayson Hall as Mrs. Fowler, Lucienne Bridou as Miss Eva
One scientist has created a material which is spread by birds and can destroy all of mankind. Another scientist has created the antidote. They are both on a plane and the former is trying to kill the latter unless April as a stewardess can stop him. The trouble is she does not know who is who.
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The Kooky Spook Affair
Episode 1-29, first aired 04/11/1967
Director: Dick Bennett
Writers: John O'Dea, Arthur Rowe
Guest Stars: Estelle Winwood as Lady Bramwich, Arthur Malet as Treacle, Edward Ashley as Mr. Beaumont, Harvey Jason as Cecil
To hideout while she is testifying in a case, April and Mark head to an English manor where the residents are out to commit murder to improve their inheritances.
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