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Department S: Six Days
Episode 1-01, first aired 09/09/1969
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Gerald Kelsey
Guest Stars: Bernard Horsfall as Captain Carter, Charles Houston as Stevens, Peter Bowles as Borowitsch, Geoffrey Chater as Peck, Al Mancini as Durres, Marion Mathie as Lady Hallet
*When a plane filled with passengers, one of whom is the Department's chief Sir Curtis, lands in London, the pilot believes they have landed 30 minutes early after a routine flight. They are told that they are, in fact, six days late. The name of an Eastern bloc pilot is found on the passenger list, but he is killed before he can be interrogated.
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Department S: The Trojan Tanker
Episode 01x02, first aired 09/16/1969
Director: Ray Austin
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Patricia Haines as Veronica Bray, Simon Oates as Mike Taylor, Bill Nagy as Paolo Cortoli, Fredric Abbott as Johnson, Michael Balfour as Eccles
*When a tanker is involved in a crash, the police discover that the tanker is not carrying gas but a living area. The only clue is the driver involved in the accident, who swears he saw an injured woman in the back of the tanker -- a woman who somehow disappeared from the back of the tanker. A lighter with an insignia that Jason recognizes is the only clue left behind.
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Department S: A Cellar Full of Silence
Episode 01x03, first aired 09/23/1969
Director: John Gilling
Writer: Terry Nation
Guest Stars: Edward Brayshaw as Victor Kent, Denise Buckley as Libby Spear, Frank Forsyth as Norman Fowler, Paul Whitsun-Jones as Martin Kyle, Brian Oulton as Doctor Davis
*Four men dressed in costumes are shot to death in a cellar while celebrating a robbery. The investigation shows that the gun of the one dressed as a cowboy had been fired. When an unidentified man's body is found in the trunk of a car fished out of a lake, the Department discover who the gun was used on -- but not why, or what the connection is to a World War II German field marshall's baton.
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Department S: The Pied Piper of Hambledown
Episode 01x04, first aired 09/30/1969
Director: Roy Ward Baker
Writer: Donald James
Guest Stars: Peter Lawrence as Harry Lewis, Gina Warwick as Susan Lewis, Richard Vernon as Colonel Loring, Jeremy Young as Dr. Brogan, Stanley Beard as Yates
*A young woman who is scheduled to participate in a beauty contest takes a sleeping pill and turns in early. When she awakens the next morning, she discovers that everyone in her village has disappeared. The only clue the Department can find is a mailbox with a fresh coat of paint on it.
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Department S: One of Our Aircraft Is Empty
Episode 01x05, first aired 10/07/1969
Director: Paul Dickson
Writer: Tony Williamson
Guest Stars: Basil Dignam as Howard Finch, John Gabriel as George Grant, Gillian Lewis as Julia Howarth, Angela Lovell as Jane Kilverton, Edina Ronay as Miss Simms
*A call from Skytripper 190 comes into the control tower, requesting auto land clearance. The control tower doesn't understand why; and, when the plane lands, airport officials discover that it is totally empty. Annabelle discovers a photograph of a reclusive industry CEO boarding the transcontinental flight in New York, but his name is not on the passenger list. The only other thing the Department finds is the body of the flight's pilot in a warehouse.
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Department S: The Man in the Elegant Room
Episode 01x06, first aired 10/14/1969
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Terry Nation
Guest Stars: Stratford Johns as Paul Trenton, Toby Robins as Selina Trenton, Martin Boddey as Harry Finch, Clive Colin Bowler as Danny Terrill, John Hallam as Doug Martin
*A real estate agent brings a prospective buyer to a warehouse. When they go inside they find a lavishly constructed replica of a living room with bars across the door, and inside a woman's corpse and a crazed man. The man is murdered in the mental hospital before he can reveal anything except the name of a woman.
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Department S: Handicap Dead
Episode 01x07, first aired 10/21/1969
Director: John Gilling
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Dawn Addams as Dianne Lynne, Neil McCallum as Eddie Curtis, John Bailey as Kruger, Jennifer Clulow as Julie, James Drake as Bill
*Stewart is a spectator at a golf tournament. The golfer leading the tournament fails to show up for his tee time and is later found dead. While it initially appears to be an accident, the theft of the man's golf clubs leads to a trail of murder and smuggling.
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Department S: Black Out
Episode 01x08, first aired 10/28/1969
Director: Ray Austin
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Richard Caldicot as Robin Skelton/Peter Sinclair, David Beale as Colin Whetlor, Neil Hallett as Dr. Lang, Michael Mellinger as Strober, David Sumner as Dr. Wolf
*A chef disappears en route to an opera. When he is located in Mexico three days later, still in his formal wear, he has no idea of what happened to him. The Department discovers that the man was mistaken for someone else, but by the time they realize this, the other man (a scientist) has disappeared. The only clue the chef can give them is turtle in the shell, a clue that sends the Department to Jamaica.
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Department S: The Double Death of Charlie Crippen
Episode 01x09, first aired 11/04/1969
Director: John Gilling
Writer: Leslie Darbon
Guest Stars: Peter Arne as Slovic, Veronica Carlson as Gina, Edwina Carroll as Nurse, Nicolas Chagrin as Petrangeli, Edward de Souza as Paul Dupont
*A limousine is stopped with a land mine and riddled with machine gun fire. The Department investigates because the assassination victim turns out to be a wax dummy. The mannequin, nicknamed "Charlie Crippen" by Jason, apparently was mistaken for a real person. The Department has to find out who the intended victim is and who is behind the assassination plot.
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Department S: The Treasure of the Costa del Sol
Episode 01x10, first aired 11/11/1969
Director: John Gilling
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: June Abbott as Estelle, Isla Blair as Elaine, Peter Jay Elliott as Thorn, David Gregory as Cal, Olivia Hamnett as Anita
*Two men kill each other after retrieving a plastic fish hidden in the ocean off the coast. The fish is loaded with $100,000 in American money. The Department's investigation leads to an international counterfeiting ring.
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Department S: Who Plays the Dummy?
Episode 01x11, first aired 11/18/1969
Director: John Gilling
Writer: Tony Williamson
Guest Stars: John Bindon as Greer, William Kendall as Sir Wilfred, David Lander as Lorio, Alan MacNaughton as Gilford, Peter Myers as Colonel Barfield
*A policeman attempts to pull over a speeding car. When the car crashes, the policeman discovers the man behind the wheel is actually a dummy. Stewart and Jason, already in Spain, are called on the case. They discover the "how" -- remote control -- but also discover that the local authorities are hindering their investigation.
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Department S: The Man Who Got a New Face
Episode 01x12, first aired 11/25/1969
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Alexandra Bastedo as Nicole, Adrienne Corri as Monique, Arnold Diamond as Kolliatis, Clifford Earl as Dave, David Kelsey as Film Director
*A man sneaks into a very secure, heavily guarded estate and glues a theatrical mask onto a sleeping man's face. The man awakens the next morning, sees the mask, and suffers a fatal heart attack. As the deceased man was a friend of Sir Curtis Seretse, the Department is called in to investigate who was responsible for the prank -- and, more importantly, why.
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Department S: Les Fleurs du Mal
Episode 01x13, first aired 12/02/1969
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Dennis Bernard as Commandante, Ricardo Campos as Boy, Donal Donnelly as Stacey, Michael Gothard as Weber, Joanna Jones as Gina
*A man is ordered to take a deliver a package to a person in Paris. After the man?s boss is killed in an exchange of gunfire, he opens the package to discover three flowers and a message written on the paper. A number of people, including the Department, want to know what the three flowers and cryptic message have to do with an unsolved bank robbery.
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Department S: The Shift That Never Was
Episode 01x14, first aired 12/09/1969
Director: John Gilling
Writer: Donald James
Guest Stars: Laurie Asprey as The Photographer, Caroline Blakiston as Kate Mortimer, Eddie Byrne as Frank Bellman, Anthony Dutton as Frank, John Horsley as Detective
*A chemical company's manager tells the police that no one showed up for work the previous day, yet the neighbors of the company all claim the factory seemed to have had a perfectly normal day of operation. The Department finds that one worker who did show up for work has been murdered, and there is a tie to a nuclear-powered generating station's opening.
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Department S: Dead Men Die Twice
Episode 01x15, first aired 12/16/1969
Director: Ray Austin
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Kieron Moore as Lomax / Reeves, David Bauer as Harlan, Barbara Murray as Tania, Edward Caddick as Alain, John Cater as Charles Banjou
*A photographer presents a man with a picture of a man taken in a festival crowd. People break into the man's house to kill him, but he dies of a heart attack. The criminals then go to the morgue -- and shoot the body. These actions center around a notorious criminal named Christopher Lomax, thought dead for three years. The Department wants to know who was behind the attack on the corpse; and, more importantly, if Lomax is indeed still alive.
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Department S: A Ticket to Nowhere
Episode 01x16, first aired 12/23/1969
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Tony Williamson
Guest Stars: Fiona Lewis as Lisa Crane, Michael Gwynn as Drieker, Alan Wheatley as Carter, Bridget Brice as Susan Blain, Griffith Davies as Black
*A plane landing at the airport kills a man who was wandering on the runway. The man had developed a brainwashing technique. The Department is afraid the device has fallen into the wrong hands. As they investigate, however, Jason and Stewart find themselves victims of the brainwashing machine.
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Department S: The Last Train to Redbridge
Episode 01x17, first aired 12/30/1969
Director: John Gilling
Writer: Gerald Kelsey
Guest Stars: Leslie Sands as Draper, Patricia English as Mrs. Taylor, Derek Newark as Clark, Harvey Hall as Rogers, Inigo Jackson as Bray
*Someone kills a subway car filled with people on their way home with nerve gas. The widow of one of the victims is kidnapped while at the morgue with Annabelle. Jason is also abducted, leaving Stewart and Annabelle to solve why it happened and who did it -- and how a "Stop Hitler Now!" poster figures as a clue.
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Department S: The Ghost of Mary Burnham
Episode 01x18, first aired 01/06/1970
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Harry W. Junkin
Guest Stars: Donald Houston as John Burnham, Lois Maxwell as Mary Burnham, Norman Bird as Drayton, Anthony Nicholls as Dr. Grant, Weston Gavin as Novack
*A professor's wife is gunned down in a seemingly random act of violence. The man is distraught, but becomes more distrubed as he begins to see his dead wife and receive phone calls from her. The Department is put on the case -- but Sir Curtis will not tell them why the professor "is an important man to the world."
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Department S: The Man from X
Episode 01x19, first aired 01/13/1970
Director: Gil Taylor
Writer: Tony Williamson
Guest Stars: Brian Badcoe as Travers, Norman Chancer as Max Rinston, Rosemary Donnelly as Receptionist, Robert Hamilton as Young Man in Discotheque, Godfrey James as Danvers
*A couple in a car discover a dying man in a spacesuit staggering toward their auto. Stewart investigates at a company that manufactures spacesuits, but an attempt is made on his life once he discovers some spacesuits are missing. Jason, meanwhile, poses as an American safecracker to solve the case.
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Department S: Death on Reflection
Episode 01x20, first aired 01/20/1970
Director: Ray Austin
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Guy Rolfe as Yves, Jennifer Hilary as Comtesse de Noverre, Peter Copley as The Auctioneer, Paul-Whitsun Jones as Gresford, Michael Barrington as Heppel
*A mirror at an auction sparks a bidding war. Sir Curtis, who is in attendance at the auction, calls the Department to investigate why a relatively inconsequential mirror would sell for ?9,000 -- and why the man who bought the mirror was murdered shortly after the purchase.
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Department S: The Perfect Operation
Episode 01x21, first aired 01/27/1970
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Leslie Darbon
Guest Stars: Victor Baring as Waiter, Johnny Briggs as Reporter, Basil Dignam as Henry Smith, Harold Kasket as Korlandt, Ronald Leigh-Hunt as Haslet-Wood
*The lead brain surgeon operating on a British official is knocked unconscious and replaced with another man. The surgery is not botched; to the contrary, the replacement surgeon performed flawlessly. The Department wants to know why someone would replace a surgeon, while Jason investigates a connection to Istanbul.
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Department S: The Duplicated Man
Episode 01x22, first aired 02/03/1970
Director: Paul Dickson
Writer: Harry W. Junkin
Guest Stars: Robert Urquhart as Anthony James Harvey, Ann Bell as May Heywood, Edward Cast as Hallam, Guy Deghy as Kirov, Basil Dignam as Henry Smith
*A plane explodes over the English Channel with a British diplomat aboard. Although a number of witnesses on a ferry boat saw the plane explode, Sir Curtis is convinced the man is still alive and was serving as a double agent. The Department has to track him down before the Russians do.
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Department S: Mysterious Man in the Flying Machine
Episode 01x23, first aired 02/10/1970
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Hans Meyer as Lucky Le Beau, Clinton Greyn as Gerard, Virginia North as Francois Simone, Sue Gerrard as Veronica, Antony Scott as Carl
*A pilot announces a flight bound for Athens is underway. As the flight progresses, a man shoots another passenger. He then opens the plane door and jumps -- to the floor of a warehouse. The Department needs to figure out who the murdered man was, and why anyone would construct a set to make people think they were on a passenger plane.
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Department S: Spencer Bodily Is Sixty Years Old
Episode 01x24, first aired 02/17/1970
Director: Leslie Norman
Writer: Harry W. Junkin
Guest Stars: Iain Cuthbertson as Kendall, Barry Andrews as Gadden, Gavin Campbell as Spencer Bodily, Arthur Cox as Green, Patricia Donahue as Ingrid von Etzdorf
*A distraught young man commits suicide in a London park after throwing his passport away. What would be considered a routine case becomes Department material when the coroner rules, without question, the youthful man was in fact 60 at the time of his death. The case becomes more confusing when the dead man's body is stolen from the morgue.
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Department S: A Fish out of Water
Episode 01x25, first aired 02/24/1970
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Lee Montague as Rafic, Magda Konopka as Michele Duplay, Cyril Shaps as Esplin, Wolfe Morris as Takla, Maggie Wright as Sandra
*An Interpol agent dies while on vacation in Beirut. Stewart, a close friend of the dead agent, does not believe that his friend, an accomplished scuba diver, died in a scuba diving accident and demands that the Department investigate. Sir Curtis first says no, then relents and allows Jason to fly to Lebanon to investigate. However, he orders Stewart to stay away from the case because Sir Curtis believes Stewart is "far too emotional" to properly investigate the case.
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Department S: A Small War of Nerves
Episode 01x26, first aired 03/03/1970
Director: Leslie Norman
Writer: Harry W. Junkin
Guest Stars: Anthony Hopkins as Greg Halliday, Frederick Jaeger as Arkwright, Isobel Black as Gina, Mark Elwes as Corbett, Colin Gordon as Doctor Stickney
*Greg Halliday, a noted chemist, has disappeared. The Department is called on to find him quickly, as he has disappeared with a canister of nerve gas that he helped create. Frustrated with humanity, Halliday threatens to unleash the nerve gas on London.
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Department S: The Bones of Byrom Blain
Episode 01x27, first aired 03/10/1970
Director: Paul Dickson
Writer: Tony Williamson
Guest Stars: John Carson as Kilvern, John Barron as Byrom Blain, John Acheson as Captain of Aircraft, Patrick Barr as Crawley, Gerald Campion as Eldon
*Upon arrival at a Ministry of Defense compound, a government official's driver discovers that the man he has been transporting has apparently become a skeleton. The Department investigates, but more officials become skeletons -- including the Department's own official, Sir Curtis Seretse.
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Department S: The Soup of the Day
Episode 01x28, first aired 03/17/1970
Director: Leslie Norman
Writer: Leslie Darbon
Guest Stars: Peter Arne as Segres, Isobel Black as Maria, Robert Cawdron as Police Inspector, Cecil Cheng as The Waiter, Michael Coles as Rupert Fallon
*An elaborate break-in at a customs warehouse on a loading dock results in the theft of one case of fish soup from Portugal. As Stewart and Annabelle are investigating, the case of soup is found outside, discarded. Jason thinks there is a larger crime behind the breaking and entering, so he heads to Lisbon to check the factory where the soup originated from.
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Jason King: Wanna Buy a Television Series
Episode 01x01, first aired 09/15/1971
Director: Jeremy Summers
Writer: Dennis Spooner
Guest Stars: Derek Francis as Umberto Bellini, Ronald Chenery as Kyriacou, Andre Maranne as Inspector Rosseau, James Donnelly as Frank Calder, George Innes as Gerard
*When Jason King sets out to sell a series of Mark Caine novels for television, he finds adventure isn't a saleable commodity.
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Jason King: A Page Before Dying
Episode 01x02, first aired 09/22/1971
Director: Jeremy Summers
Writer: Tony Williamson
Guest Stars: Carl Duering as Lanik, Harry Landis as Vorsch, Madeline Hinde as Ingrid, Richard Wyler as Jenson, Henry G. Gilbert as Schultz
*A Jason King novel describing how a man is smuggled across the East-West German border lands its author in a danger-loaded espionage plot!
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Jason King: Buried in the Cold, Cold Ground
Episode 01x03, first aired 10/06/1971
Director: Jeremy Summers
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Irena Mayeska as Marie Mercier, Violetta as Sister Of Mercy, Peter King as Man In Saloon Car, Michael McStay as Gendarme, Maggie Wright as Dana
*It's always a chancy business to give a lift in a car to a pretty girl hitch-hiker and even chancier to give one to a released prisoner. Jason King finds the plot for his next Mark Caine novel when he does so!
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Jason King: Deadly Line in Digits
Episode 01x04, first aired 10/13/1971
Director: Jeremy Summers
Writer: Tony Williamson
Guest Stars: Robin Ford as Messenger, Richard Marner as Signor Czibor, John Forbes-Robertson as Stretfield, Peter Forbes-Robertson as Tanfield, Barry Lowe as Lemmy
*Jason King pits his writer's imagination against computerized crime - and becomes a Bulgarian master-crook!
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Jason King: Variations On A Theme
Episode 01x05, first aired 10/20/1971
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Walter Hertner as Hoffman, Basil Dignam as Viney, Sebastian Breaks as Hazell, Colin Vancao as Croupier, Will Knightley as Waiter
*Vienna - city of song. But the song has a sinister note for Jason King when rival factions seek to use him as bait to trap a double-agent. Alan Keeble is dead. Or so his girl-friend Greta Weiss believes.
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Jason King: As Easy as A B C
Episode 01x06, first aired 11/11/1971
Director: Jeremy Summers
Writer: Tony Williamson
Guest Stars: Ray Marioni as Dino, Larry Taylor as Luigi, Paul Stassino as Rizio, Hamilton Dyce as Poroa, Ayshea Brough as Mirelle
*A couple of crooks try to turn fiction into fact by copying the crimes created by Jason King in his Mark Caine books. But can they overcome the fact that Caine always wins?
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Jason King: To Russia - with Panache
Episode 01x07, first aired 11/17/1971
Director: Paul Dickson
Writer: Tony Williamson
Guest Stars: John Malcolm as Colonel Kolkov, Wally Michaels as Joseph, Michael Poole as Stavalov, Gabor Vernon as Skirnof, Jeffrey Wickham as Povokov
*Jason King is abducted to Moscow to unravel the mystery of three men who have been turned into three tidy piles of ashes. He creates his own Phoenix.
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Jason King: A Red, Red Rose Forever
Episode 01x08, first aired 12/01/1971
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Donald James
Guest Stars: Derek Newark as Hartman, Mike Pratt as Carson, Tony Steedman as Professor D'Arblay, Alan MacNaughtan as Dr. Claudel, Isla Blair as Anne Winters
*A red rose has a dangerously prickly thorn for Jason King when it identifies him as a hired killer!
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Jason King: All That Glisters
Episode 01x09, first aired 12/08/1971
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Michael Gwynn as Vaturia, Paul Humpoletz as Well, Tony Vogel as Enzio, Billy Kearns as Lyman, Leslie French as Deshfield
*A rare and valuable golden Cellini is stolen - and the debonair Jason King find his love life interrupted seven thousand miles away.
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Jason King: All That Glisters
Episode 01x10, first aired 12/15/1971
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Leslie French as Deshfield, Paul Humpoletz as Well, Valerie Stanton as Mia, Madeline Smith as Madeleine Smith, Joanna Dunham as Martine
*The search for the missing Cellini antique switches from Paris to Rome, and Jason King finds that chasing gold can lead to certain death.
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Jason King: Flamingoes Only Fly on Tuesdays
Episode 01x11, first aired 12/29/1971
Director: Jeremy Summers
Writer: Tony Williamson
Guest Stars: Neville Aurelius as Benny, Louis Mahoney as As Hector, Siobhan Quinlan as Karen, Nik Zaran as Marcon, Clifton Jones as Sebastian
*Opposition parties may be essential in a democracy, but in a revolution they only get in the way - and Jason King finds himself in the centre of a Caribbean revolutionary merry-go-round.
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Jason King: Toki
Episode 01x12, first aired 01/05/1972
Director: Jeremy Summers
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Oliver MacGreevy as Jules, Yuri Borienko as Maurice, Simon Lack as Maziol, David Buck as Olivier, Tony Beckley as Giorgio
*Jason King falls in love with a gangster's girlfriend - and finds that the arrows of of love can lead to death.
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Jason King: Constance Missal
Episode 01x13, first aired 01/12/1972
Director: Jeremy Summers
Writer: Harry W. Junkin
Guest Stars: Richard Hurndall as Collingwood, Jurgen Andersen as Hal, Arthur Brough as Jenkins, Charles Lloyd Pack as Howard, Clive Revill as Lord Barnes
*Jason finds himself involved in an attempt to burgle the British Museum after he is hypnotized by a beautiful woman.
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Jason King: Uneasy Lies the Head
Episode 01x14, first aired 01/19/1972
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Donald James
Guest Stars: Kevork Malikyan as Kemal, Kara Wilson as Sonja, Antony Stamboulieh as The Lieutenant, Denis Duvall as Engineer, Harold Kasket as Colonel Davut
*Jason receives a shock when shown newspaper cuttings with pictures of him in Istanbul. But he is in Paris. Who is impersonating him - and why?
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Jason King: Nadine
Episode 01x15, first aired 02/02/1972
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Harry Brooks Jnr. as Gerhard Roder, Clive Cazes as Kyriacou, Al Garcia as Tony Mussoni, John Hamill as Chuck, Stacey Gregg as Kim
*A beautiful girl may be able to set a trap for a man's heart - but it takes more than beauty to bemuse the wits of a man like Jason King! Crooks who seek to use him as a dupe provide him with a glamorous companion.
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Jason King: A Kiss for a Beautiful Killer
Episode 01x16, first aired 02/09/1972
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Gerald Kelsey
Guest Stars: Damien Thomas as Phillippe, Ricardo Hermanny as Ram?n, Hylette Adolphe as Estelle, Ricardo Montez as Garc?a, Aharon Ipal? as Pedro
*The King becomes a pawn in a revolution - but does he really hold the key to the secret both sides are seeking so desperately? Why should the Government of a South American republic be so anxious to get Jason King to its country?
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Jason King: If It's Got to Go - It's Got to Go
Episode 01x17, first aired 02/16/1972
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Tony Williamson
Guest Stars: Anna Brett as Suzanne, John Sullivan as Attendant, Jon Croft as Morgan, Ivor Salter as Lork, Natasha Pyne as Nylene
*A visit to a German health farm proves to be far from healthy for Jason King. But why has he been tricked into going there?
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Jason King: Thin Band of Air
Episode 01x18, first aired 03/03/1972
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Harry W. Junkin
Guest Stars: James Mellor as Gervais, John Serret as Doctor Lucenet, Tony Anholt as Armand, Gawn Grainger as Gregoire, Patience Collier as Mrs. Zaleski
*A dead man's Russian accent, a ten-year-old kidnapping and a pretty girl combine to put Jason King in peril.
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Jason King: it's Too Bad about Auntie
Episode 01x19, first aired 03/10/1972
Director: Jeremy Summers
Writer: Harry W. Junkin
Guest Stars: Basil Henson as Robert Trevor, Dorothea Phillips as Mrs. Edwards, Allen Bickford as Andrew Bishop, Margot Feld as Miss Howe, Sylvia Coleridge as Mrs. Bishop
*An old woman is the cause of a girl being accused of murder. Jason must deal with the sweet old lady who has embroiled a young woman as the prime suspect in a crime. Other lead includes a stolen vacuum cleaner.
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Jason King: Stones of Venice
Episode 01x20, first aired 03/17/1972
Director: Jeremy Summers
Writer: Donald James
Guest Stars: Ray Chiarella as Fausto, John Cazabon as Marco, Imogen Hassall as Gina, Irene Prador as Anna, John Ronane as Tomasi
*Jason visits Venice and is given a prize for a book he has not written which tells a real-life story of crime.
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Jason King: A Royal Flush
Episode 01x21, first aired 03/24/1972
Director: Roy Ward Baker
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Richard Heffer as Ludwig, Donna Reading as Teresa, David Janson as Pietro, Chris Cunningham as Vladimir, Sebastian Breaks as Hazell
*Jason dallies with a princess, but racketeers take a rap at romance.
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Jason King: Every Picture Tells a Story
Episode 01x22, first aired 03/31/1972
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Robert Banks Stewart
Guest Stars: Kathy Eu as Ming Finnigin, Andy Ho as Inspector Kee, Robert Lee as F. J. Wing, Burt Kwouk as Lee Chang, John A. Pinn as Jimmy Foy
*Jason King finds that a cartoon strip based on his own Mark Caine characters has sinister implications when translated into Chinese.
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Jason King: Chapter One: The Company I Keep
Episode 01x23, first aired 04/07/1972
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Donald James
Guest Stars: Martin Wyldeck as Karl, Sarah Atkinson as Anne Wilcox, Paul Stassino as Capitano Rizio, Ronald Radd as Alfred Thistle, Toby Robins as Contessa Di Magiore
*Dolce Vita-type parties, blackmail and murder are the ingredients of the latest Mark Caine book Jason King is writing - but everything he creates is actually happening. Has he suddenly become clairvoyant?
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Jason King: Zenia
Episode 01x24, first aired 04/14/1972
Director: Roy Ward Baker
Writer: Philip Broadley
Guest Stars: Stuart Wilson as Marko, Carlos Douglas as Nicoyran, Dave Carter as Kazakov, Angela Douglas as Dana, Donald Burton as Oran
*Jason deliberately walks into a trap in order to find the president's kidnapped daughter.
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Jason King: An Author in Search of Two Characters
Episode 01x25, first aired 04/21/1972
Director: Cyril Frankel
Writer: Dennis Spooner
Guest Stars: Alan Curtis as Commissionaire, Hugh Walters as Bernard, James Grout as Film Director, Stanley McGeagh as The Hero, John Sullivan as Reynolds
*A film script strangely comes to life and Jason finds himself at the centre of it.
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Jason King: That Isn't Me, It's Somebody Else
Episode 01x26, first aired 04/28/1972
Director: Roy Ward Baker
Writer: Dennis Spooner
Guest Stars: Tommy Godfrey as Falpiaz, John Junkin as Captain Jascheroni, Simon Oates as Broggi, Toby Robins as Martine, Patrick Troughton as Bennett
*A bogus Jason King sets a problem for the adventure loving author when he sets out to kill a gangland boss. But it saves the real Jason King from the danger of marriage!
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