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The Vulcan Affair
Episode 1-1, first aired 09/22/1964
Director: Don Medford
Writer: Sam Rolfe
Guest Stars: Pat Crowley as Elaine May Bender Donaldson, Fritz Weaver as Andrew Vulcan, William Marshall as Sekue Ashumen, Eric Berry as Alfred Ghist, Ivan Dixon as Jean Francis Soumarin
Solo is sent to provide protection for a visiting Africah head of state but learns that the man is planning on killing his two top aides.
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The Iowa Scuba Affair
Episode 1-2, first aired 09/29/1964
Director: Richard Donner
Writer: Harold J. Bloom
Guest Stars: Katherine Crawford as Jill Denison, Slim Pickens as Clint Spinner, Margarita Cordova as Latin Woman, May Heatherly as Heather McNabb, Shirley O'Hara as Aunt Martha
When he goes to Iowa to find out why an airforce man was found dead wearing scuba gear, Solo discovers a plan to steal American planes to take over a Latin American nation.
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The Quadripartite Affair
Episode 1-3, first aired 10/06/1964
Director: Richard Donner
Writer: Alan Caillou
Guest Stars: Jill Ireland as Marion Raven, Anne Francis as Gervaise Ravel, Richard Anderson as Adam Pattner, Roger C. Carmel as Milan Horth, John Van Dreelen as Harold Bufferton
While in Yugoslavia, Solo and Illya must stop Gervaise Ravel who is planning on using a gas that generates fear to take over more than one government. They are aided by the lovely Raven.
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The Shark Affair
Episode 1-4, first aired 10/13/1964
Director: Marc Daniels
Writer: Alvin Sapinsley
Guest Stars: Robert Culp as Captain Shark, Sue Ane Langdon as Elsa Barnman, Herbert Anderson as Harry Barnman, Rockne Tarkington as Mr. Morgan, James Doohan as Mr. MacInernay
A man who has returned to the days of piracy, complete with a Jolly Roger, is stopping vessels at sea and stealing the people.
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The Deadly Games Affair
Episode 1-5, first aired 10/20/1964
Director: Alvin Ganzer
Writer: Dick Nelson
Guest Stars: Alexander Scourby as Professor Amadeus, Burt Brinckerhoff as Chuck Boskirk, Janine Gray as Angelique, Ben Wright as Stamp Expert, Felix Locher as Major Ernst Neubel
Solo and Illya go in search of a formet Nazi scientist who is working on suspended animation, possibly to bring back his beloved Fuhrer.
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The Green Opal Affair
Episode 1-6, first aired 10/27/1964
Director: John Peyser
Writer: Robert E. Thompson
Guest Stars: Carroll O'Connor as Walter B. Brach, Joan O'Brien as Chris Brinel, Nachi Nozawa as Chuke, Dovima as Mrs. Karda, Scott Graham as George Tenley
THRUSH is working out of the Yucatan on a procedure to brainwash prominent people but when Solo goes there to put them out of business, he finds he was expected.
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The Giuoco Piano Affair
Episode 1-7, first aired 11/10/1964
Director: Richard Donner
Writer: Alan Caillou
Guest Stars: Jill Ireland as Marion Raven, Anne Francis as Gervaise Ravel, John Van Dreelen as Harold Bufferton, James Frawley as Lieutenant Manuera, Jon Silo as Alfonso Figueroa
Gervaise Ravel has been spotted in the Andes and Solo and Illya are determined to capture her so they call upon Marion Raven to help.
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The Double Affair
Episode 1-8, first aired 11/17/1964
Director: John Newland
Writers: Clyde Ware, Joseph Calvelli
Guest Stars: Bill Gunn as Namana, Fabrizio Mioni as Arsene Coria, Michael Evans as Darius Two, Sharon Farrell as Sandy Wister, Senta Berger as Serena
The seductive Serena is the lure to capture Solo and replace him with a double, all to get their hands on an energy source.
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The Project Strigas Affair
Episode 1-9, first aired 11/24/1964
Director: Joseph Sargent
Writer: Henry Misrock
Guest Stars: William Shatner as Michael Donfield, Leonard Nimoy as Vladeck, Peggy Ann Garner as Anne Donfield, Werner Klemperer as Laslo Kurasov, Narda Onyx as Madame Kurasov
When a diplomat tries to get the Cold War hot again, Solo and Illya must find a way to discredit him without making him look like a martyr.
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The Finny Foot Affair
Episode 1-10, first aired 12/01/1964
Director: Marc Daniels
Writers: Jack Turley, Jay Simms
Guest Stars: Kurt Russell as Christopher Larson, Leonard Strong as General Yokura, Tura Satana as Tomo, Adair Jameson as Ticket Agent, Dinny Powell as Henderson
While trying to track down a scientist who has created an aging chemical which is proving very deadly, Solo must contend with a 10-year old boy who wants him to marry his mother.
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The Neptune Affair
Episode 1-11, first aired 12/08/1964
Director: Vincent McEveety
Writers: John W. Bloch, Henry Sharp
Guest Stars: Jeremy Slate as Gabe Melcroft, Henry Jones as Vincent Lockridge, John Banner as Dr. Foster, Alexander Lockwood as Jonas Wyatt Lavimore, Marta Kristen as Felicia Lavimore
Shooting missile off the West Coast of the US to destroy the USSR harvests, a group of scientists hope to force the start of WWIII.
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The Dove Affair
Episode 1-12, first aired 12/15/1964
Director: John Peyser
Writer: Robert Towne
Guest Stars: Ricardo Montalban as Satine, June Lockhart as Sarah Taub, Emile Genest as Arseny Linz, Henry Lascoe as Premier Dobony Earnst, Hans Difflipp as Colonel
Behind the Iron Curtain, Solo is able to get his hands on a medallion which contains a microdot holding the names of THRUSH agents but as he tries to get it out, he is pursued by a police captain who wants the list.
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The King of Knaves Affair
Episode 1-13, first aired 12/22/1964
Director: Michael O'Herlihy
Writer: Ellis Marcus
Guest Stars: Paul Stevens as Fasik el Pasad, Diana Millay as Ernestine Pepper, Arlene Martel as Gemma Lusso, Gregory Morton as Carlo Venerdi, Erik Holland as Bobo Barrett
The deposed king of a Middle East country is plotting to retake his throne first by wrecking havoc with its economy and then sending in mercenaries.
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The Terbuf Affair
Episode 1-14, first aired 12/29/1964
Director: Richard Donner
Writer: Alan Caillou
Guest Stars: Madlyn Rhue as Clara Valder, Albert Paulsen as Major Vicek, Jacques Aubuchon as Emil, Kurt Kreuger as Stefan Valder, Alan Caillou as Colonel Morisco
Solo is on vacation when an old lover asks for help smuggling a gypsy leader out of Terbuf before the head of that country's secret police can capture him to recover evidence of the policeman's embezzlement.
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The Deadly Decoy Affair
Episode 1-15, first aired 01/11/1965
Director: Alvin Ganzer
Writer: Albert Aley
Guest Stars: Ralph Taeger as Egon Stryker, Joanna Moore as Fran Parsons, Berry Kroeger as Frame, Andy Albin as Mr. Thyssen, Irene Tedrow as Mrs. Thyssen
Plot: Solo and Illya are escorting a captured THRUSH agent to Washington while another pair escort a decoy. Or is it the other way around? And what should be done about the innocent secretary who gets accidentally handcuffed to the prisoner?
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The Fiddlesticks Affair
Episode 1-16, first aired 01/18/1965
Director: Theodore Flicker
Writers: Aben Kandel, Peter Allan Fields
Guest Stars: Dan O'Herlihy as Marcel Rudolph, Marlyn Mason as Susan Callaway, Ken Murray as Anton Korbel
Solo and Illya want to put a dent in THRUSH's coffers by getting a safe cracker to break into a THRUSH casino and destroy $50 million in cash.
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The Yellow Scarf Affair
Episode 1-17, first aired 01/25/1965
Director: Ron Winston
Both Solo and a THRUSH agent are in India looking for a crashed airliner in which an UNCLE agent died couriering a new polygraph device. The plane was downed by a cult of Thuggees getting rich on looting sabotagued planes.
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The Mad-Mad Tea Party Affair
Episode 1-18, first aired 02/01/1965
Director: Seymour Robbie
Writer: Dick Nelson
Guest Stars: Zohra Lampert as Kay Lorrison, Richard Haydn as Mr. Hemingway, Peter Haskell as Riley, Lee Meriwether as Dr. Egret, Dean Harens as Walter
As important visitors collect for a major meeting at U.N.C.L.E. headquarters, THRUSH plans the assassination of them all but as Solo and Illya try to stop it, they are plagued by the strange actions of a mysterious Mr. Hemmingway.
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The Secret Sceptre Affair
Episode 1-19, first aired 02/08/1965
Director: Marc Daniels
Writer: Anthony Spinner
Guest Stars: Gene Raymond as Col. Allan Morgan, Ziva Rodann as Zia, Lili Darvas as Madam Karim, Paul Lukather as Capt. Ahmed, Richard Angarola as Lt. Saud
Solo's commanding officer during the Korean War needs help stealing a national symbol of the man's country and returning it to the people, trouble that came after he had killed that nation's dictator.
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The Bow Wow Affair
Episode 1-20, first aired 02/15/1965
Director: Sherman Marks
Writer: Alan Caillou
Guest Stars: Susan Oliver as Ursula Alice Baldwin, Pat Harrington Jr. as Guido Panzini, Paul Lambert as Andre Delgrovia, Antoinette Bower as Delilah Dovro, Leigh Chapman as Sarah
As Solo recovers from a knee injury, Illya is sent to find out why a cousin of Waverly was attacked by his own dog shortly after the man had refused to sell his stock in his company at a fraction of its value, all forced by a visiting gypsy.
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The Four Steps Affair
Episode 1-21, first aired 02/22/1965
Director: Alvin Ganzer
Writers: Peter Allan Fields, Joseph Calvelli
Guest Stars: Luciana Paluzzi as Angela, Michel Petit as Miki, Donald Harron as Kitt Kittridge, Malachi Throne as Kaza, Miguel ?ngel Landa as Dancer
A ten-year old boy is the new Prince of a Himalayan nation which has been having major internal struggles. He is the target of THRUSH who wants to kidnap him or kill him if that is not possible. Solo and Illya must intervene.
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The See Paris and Die Affair
Episode 1-22, first aired 03/01/1965
Director: Alf Kjellin
Writers: Peter Allan Fields, Sheldon Stark
Guest Stars: Lloyd Bochner as Max Van Schreeten, Alfred Ryder as Corio, Kathryn Hays as Mary Pilgrim, Gerald Mohr as Josef Van Schreeten, Marcel Hillaire as Gendarme Sergeant
Two brothers have stolen a huge amount of diamonds and are extorting the diamond market to cough up a large ransom or have the market flooded. Even as Solo tries to catch the, THRUSH is trying to steal the gems.
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The Brain Killer Affair
Episode 1-23, first aired 03/08/1965
Director: James Goldstone
Writer: Archie Tegland
Guest Stars: Elsa Lanchester as Dr. Agnes Dabree, Yvonne Craig as Cecille Bergstrom, Abraham Sofaer as Mr. Gabhail Samoy, David Hurst as Dr. Leland Mayes Elmont, Nancy Kovack as Miss Flostone
As he is poison, Waverly is rushed to the hospital where he becomes the victim of evil THRUSH agent Dr. Dabree and her brain-altering ray machine.
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The Hong Kong Shilling Affair
Episode 1-24, first aired 03/15/1965
Director: Alvin Ganzer
Writer: Alan Caillou
Guest Stars: Glenn Corbett as Bernie Oren, Karen Sharpe as Heavenly Cortelle, Gavin MacLeod as Cleveland, Richard Kiel as Merry, Richard O'Brien as Fauntleroy
Mr. Cleveland hosts a black markey auction house in Hong Kong specializing the selling of military secrets. Solo is sent to break it up from the outside while Illya infiltrates as a Mongolian warlord.
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The Never-Never Affair
Episode 1-25, first aired 03/22/1965
Director: Joseph Sargent
Writer: Dean Hargrove
Guest Stars: Barbara Feldon as Mandy Stevenson, Cesar Romero as Victor Gervais, Robert Gibbons as Donald Baker, Leigh Chapman as Sarah, Kate Murtagh as Miss Raven
The lovely Mandy is a translator for UNCLE but yearns for more. To please her, Solo comes up with a fake assignment which is really just to buy Waverly more tobacco but when she accidentally gets her hand on some microfilm, she is the target of THRUSH.
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The Love Affair
Episode 1-26, first aired 03/29/1965
Director: Marc Daniels
Writer: Albert Aley
Guest Stars: Eddie Albert as Brother Love, Maggie Pierce as Pearl Rolfe, Robert H. Harris as Dr. Janos Hradny, Antony Carbone as Brother Truth, Michael Masters as Brother Faith
The evangelist known as Brother Love, a very popular preacher, is really a THRUSH leader who is forcing a kidnapped scientist to build a nuclear spaceship.
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The Gazebo in the Maze Affair
Episode 1-27, first aired 04/05/1965
Director: Alf Kjellin
Writers: Dean Hargrove, Anthony Ellis
Guest Stars: George Sanders as G. Emory Partridge, Jeanette Nolan as Edith Partridge, John Alderson as Jenkins, John Orchard as Forrest, Bonnie Franklin as Peggy Durra
A member of the gentry has a major beef with Solo and Illya. To square it, he kidnaps the latter to entice the former into a torture trap.
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The Girls of Nazarone Affair
Episode 1-28, first aired 04/12/1965
Director: Alvin Ganzer
Writers: Peter Allan Fields, Peter Barry
Guest Stars: Marian McCargo as Madame Alceste Streigau, aka Dr. Egret, Danica D'Hondt as Lucia Nazarone, Ben Wright as Dr. Nicole Baurel, Kathy Kersh as Sophie, Sharon Tate as Therapist
Evil Dr. Egret is at it again, this time concocting a serum that is said to provide great strength and vitality, even bringing the dead back to life. Solo and Illya head to the Riviera to check it out.
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The Odd Man Affair
Episode 1-29, first aired 04/19/1965
Director: Joseph Sargent
Writer: Dick Nelson
Guest Stars: Martin Balsam as Albert Sully, Barbara Shelley as Bryn Watson, Hedley Mattingly as Mr. Wye, Oscar Beregi Jr. as Mr. Hollander, Ronald Long as Mr. Zed
Albert Sully had retired from UNCLE a while back but when Solo and Illya need him to impersonate a gangster, he happily comes back and then goes off on his own with the mission.
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The Alexander the Greater Affair, Part 1
Episode 2-1, first aired 09/17/1965
Director: Joseph Sargent
Writer: Dean Hargrove
Guest Stars: Rip Torn as Alexander, Dorothy Provine as Tracey Alexander, David Opatoshu as Mr. Kavon, David Sheiner as Parviz, Robert Karnes as Colonel Hawks
Leaving behind a tablet with the number 8 on it, industrialist Alexander has stolen nerve gas from a US Army facility to help in his plans of taking over the world.
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The Alexander the Greater Affair, Part 2
Episode 2-2, first aired 09/24/1965
Director: Joseph Sargent
Writer: Dean Hargrove
Guest Stars: Rip Torn as Alexander, Dorothy Provine as Tracey Alexander, David Opatoshu as Mr. Kavon, David Sheiner as Parviz, Robert Karnes as Colonel Hawks
Leaving behind a tablet with the number 8 on it, industrialist Alexander has stolen nerve gas from a US Army facility to help in his plans of taking over the world.
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The Ultimate Computer Affair
Episode 2-3, first aired 10/01/1965
Director: Joseph Sargent
Writer: Peter Allan Fields
Guest Stars: Charles Ruggles as Governor Callahan, Roger C. Carmel as Captain Cervantes, Judy Carne as Salty Oliver, Judith Loomis as Flora, Susan Wedell as Dora
THRUSH is hiding its latest computer inside a Latin American prison so Illya gets himself sent there as a prisoner. Solo works from the outside as the husband of a social worker.
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The Foxes and Hounds Affair
Episode 2-4, first aired 10/08/1965
Director: Alf Kjellin
Writers: Peter Allan Fields, Eric Bercovici
Guest Stars: Patricia Medina as Lucia Belmont, Julie Sommars as Mimi Doolittle, Vincent Price as Victor Marton, Adam Roarke as Cantrell, Don Henley as Belmont's A
It isn't magic when the magician really can read your mind, thanks to a device he created. As Solo and Illya try to get their hands on it, THRUSH agents are vieing for it as well.
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The Discotheque Affair
Episode 2-5, first aired 10/15/1965
Director: Tom Gries
Writers: Dean Hargrove, Leonard Stadd
Guest Stars: Judi West as Sandy Wyler, Ray Danton as Vincent Carver, Harvey Lembeck as Tiger Ed, Evelyn Ward as Farina, Eric Braeden as Mr. Oakes
As Illya checks out a discotheque that THRUSH is using to store many of its records, Solo deals with a tenant problem and discovers THRUSH has tried to bug UNCLE hq.
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The Recollectors Affair
Episode 2-6, first aired 10/22/1965
Director: Alvin Ganzer
Writer: Alan Caillou
Guest Stars: Jocelyn Lane as Lisa Donato, Jacqueline Beer as Genevieve Fiamma, George Macready as Demos, Theodore Marcuse as Gregori Valetti, Rico Cattani as Herak
The Recollectors are a group that steals the art collections the Nazis stole in the first place, often killing the Nazis in the process. They then try to sell the items back to the original owners. Solo and Illya go after them.
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The Arabian Affair
Episode 2-7, first aired 10/29/1965
Director: E. Darrell Hallenbeck
Writer: Peter Allan Fields
Guest Stars: Phyllis Newman as Sophie, Michael Ansara as Sulador, Robert Ellenstein as David Lewin, Jerome Thor as Norman, Tom Hatten as Thrush Captain
In a facility in the Middle East, THRUSH has been creating a machine which can vaporize anything.
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The Tigers Are Coming Affair
Episode 2-8, first aired 11/05/1965
Director: Herschel Daugherty
Writers: Paul Tuckahoe, Alan Caillou
Guest Stars: Jill Ireland as Suzanne de Serre, Lee Bergere as Prince Panat, Florence Marly as Drusilla Davina, Jose De Vega as Ferak, Carmelo Manto as Baron Cosimo
In India, not only is a good deal of the jungle dying but the people living in the region are disappearing. Solo and Illya head there to help a woman who has been investigating.
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The Deadly Toys Affair
Episode 2-9, first aired 11/12/1965
Director: John Braham
Writer: Robert Hill
Guest Stars: Angela Lansbury as Elfie van Donck, Diane McBain as Joanna Lydecker, Arnold Moss as Noubar Telemakian, Gloria Neil as Sarah, Jay North as Bartlett Warshowsky
Bartlett Warshowsky is a genius. He is also a young boy. THRUSH wants to tap his brain for its inventions while Solo and Illya try to rescue him.
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The Cherry Blossom Affair
Episode 2-10, first aired 11/19/1965
Director: Joseph Sargent
Writers: Mark Weingart, Sherman Yellen
Guest Stars: France Nuyen as Cricket Okasada, Woodrow Parfrey as Kutuzov, Jerry Fujikawa as Harada, Beulah Quo as Japanese Woman, Beau Vanden Ecker as Victor
In Japan, the branch of THRUSH there has gotten their hands on a device that can bring volcanoes active again.
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The Virtue Affair
Episode 2-11, first aired 12/03/1965
Director: Jud Taylor
Writer: Henry Slesar
Guest Stars: Mala Powers as Albert Dubois, Marcel Hillaire as Raoul Dubois, Frank Marth as Carl Voegler, Lawrence Montaigne as Jailer, Billy Beck as Scientist
A Frenchman named Robespierre is very upset with the state of affairs in his country and is out to destroy all the vineyards in the nation.
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The Children's Day Affair
Episode 2-12, first aired 12/10/1965
Director: Sherman Marks
Writer: Dean Hargrove
Guest Stars: Jeanne Cooper as Mother Fear aka Yvonne, Susan Silo as Anna Paola, Warren Stevens as Capt. Dennis Jenks, Eduardo Ciannelli as Carlo Farenti, Horst Ebersberg as Huck
A boys' school in Switzerland is a THRUSH front. It is also very close to where a top-level U.N.C.L.E. conference is going on and the conferees are now excellent sniper targets.
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The Adriatic Express Affair
Episode 2-13, first aired 12/17/1965
Director: Seymour Robbie
Writer: Robert Hill
Guest Stars: Jessie Royce Landis as Madame Olga Nemirovitch, Juliet Mills as Eva, Sol Gorss as Konrad, Chuck Hicks as Hans
On a train from Vienna to Venice, Solo and Illya are the hunt for a new THRUSH chemical that can stop all reproduction in any life form.
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The Yukon Affair
Episode 2-14, first aired 12/24/1965
Director: Alf Kjellin
Writer: Marc Siegel
Guest Stars: George Sanders as G. Emory Partridge, Marian Thompson as Victoria, Tianne Gabrielle as Murphy, Bernie Gozier as Headman
G. Emory Partridge is back, now working in the Yukon where he has uncovered a quantity of Quadrillenium X, a heavy metal which is very magnetic and fits beautifully in a new THRUSH plan.
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The Very Important Zombie Affair
Episode 2-15, first aired 12/31/1965
Director: David Alexander
Writer: Boris Ingster
Guest Stars: Linda Gaye Scott as Suzy, Claude Akins as El Supremo, Rodolfo Acosta as Captain Ramirez, Ken Renard as Dr. Delgado, Isabel Cooley as Conchita Delgado
The dictator of a small Caribbean nation has put a voodoo curse on an UNCLE doctor and placed him in a trance-like state. Solo and Illya head there to rescue him.
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The Dippy Blond Affair
Episode 2-16, first aired 01/07/1966
Director: E. Darrell Hallenbeck
Writer: Peter Allan Fields
Guest Stars: Joyce Jameson as Jojo Tyler, Fabrizio Mioni as Harry Pendleton, Robert Strauss as Simon Baldanado, James Frawley as Max, Rex Holman as Eddie
A THRUSH bigwig has possession of an ion projection device that UNCLE wants to get their hands on. Solo makes use of the man's girlfriend who is upset because her real love has fallen victim to the man.
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The Deadly Goddess Affair
Episode 2-17, first aired 01/16/1966
Director: Seymour Robbie
Writer: Robert Hill
Guest Stars: Michael Strong as Narouz, Victor Buono as Colonel Hubris, Joseph Sirola as Malik, Daniel J. Travanti as Luca, Steven Geray as Count Corra
Solo and Illya head to a small island nation to recover a drone plane that went down carrying a large amount of THRUSH money but in addition to THRUSH agents, they have to combat two lovely ladies who want husbands.
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The Birds and Bees Affair
Episode 2-18, first aired 01/21/1966
Director: Alvin Ganzer
Writer: Mark Weingart
Guest Stars: Ahna Capri as Tavia Sandor, John McGiver as Mr. Mozart, John Abbott as Dr. Ellias Swan, Vincent Beck as Vince Maples, Lorri Scott as Dance Instructor
Illya and a companion are captured by THRUSH who want to force him to get them into UNCLE hq so they can release a strain of tiny deadly bees.
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The Waverly Ring Affair
Episode 2-19, first aired 01/28/1966
Director: John Brahm
Writer: Jerry McNeely
Guest Stars: Larry Blyden as George Dennell, Elizabeth Allen as Carla Drosten, Jim Boles as Dr. Lazarus, Erik Holland as U.N.C.L.E. Agent 18, Lee Delano as Victor
Solo and Illya are tasked with finding out if a very trusted UNCLE official is really a double agent when classified documents in his possession are found on the outside.
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The Bridge of Lions Affair, Part 1
Episode 2-20, first aired 02/04/1966
Director: E. Darrell Hallenbeck
Writers: Howard Rodman, Henry Slesar
Guest Stars: Maurice Evans as Sir Norman Swickert, Ann Elder as Joanna Sweet, Vera Miles as Madame Raine De Sala, Bernard Fox as Jordin, Monica Keating as Olga
Solo and Illya must look into a new scheme by THRUSH, this time to come up with a rejuvenation method. Illya is bemused his part of the investigation involves checking into cats disappearing in London.
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The Bridge of Lions Affair, Part 2
Episode 2-21, first aired 02/11/1966
Director: E. Darrell Hallenbeck
Writers: Howard Rodman, Henry Slesar
Guest Stars: Maurice Evans as Sir Norman Swickert, Ann Elder as Joanna Sweet, Vera Miles as Madame Raine De Sala, Bernard Fox as Jordin, Monica Keating as Olga
Solo and Illya must look into a new scheme by THRUSH, this time to come up with a rejuvenation method. Illya is bemused his part of the investigation involves checking into cats disappearing in London.
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The Foreign Legion Affair
Episode 2-22, first aired 02/18/1966
Director: John Brahm
Writer: Bernie Giller
Guest Stars: Danielle De Metz as Barbara, Howard Da Silva as Captain Basil Calhoun, Elisabeth Fraser as Macushla O'Shea, Michael Pate as Lucienne Bey, Vivienne Ventura as Aisha
To escape THRUSH agents after stealing their code documents, Illya and his companion must parachute from their plane but they land in a desert near an abandoned fort run by a man perhaps not all there.
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The Moonglow Affair
Episode 2-23, first aired 02/25/1966
Director: Joseph Sargent
Writer: Dean Hargrove
Guest Stars: Mary Ann Mobley as 04/Dancer, Norman Fell as Mark Slate, Kevin McCarthy as Arthur Caresse, Mary Carver as Jean Caresse, Woodrow Parfrey as Andy Watson
With Solo and Illya unable to work having been zapped with a quartzite radiation projector, young agent 04/Dancer and her retired trainer must find the antidote.
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The Nowhere Affair
Episode 2-24, first aired 03/04/1966
Director: Michael Ritchie
Writer: Robert Hill
Guest Stars: Diana Hyland as Mara, Lou Jacobi as Arum Tertunian, David Sheiner as Walter Longolius, J. Pat O'Malley as The Old Prospector, Leigh Chapman as Wanda
About to be captured while on a mission in Nevada, Solo swallows an amnesia capsule. Even as THRUSH tries to restore his memory, Illya tries to find him.
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The King of Diamonds Affair
Episode 2-25, first aired 03/11/1966
Director: Joseph Sargent
The diamond market is being disrupted by a British gang who are planning to flood the market with their stolen diamonds.
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The Project Deephole Affair
Episode 2-26, first aired 03/18/1966
Director: Alex March
Writer: Dean Hargrove
Guest Stars: Jack Weston as Harry 'Buzz' Conway, Barbara Bouchet as Narcissus Darling, Leon Askin as Marvin Elom, Tony Monaco as Leon, Walter Sande as Manager
While trying to kidnap a geologist who has come up with a machine that can generate earthquakes, THRUSH agents grab the wrong man. Solo and Illya must get him out while protecting the real man.
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The Roundtable Affair
Episode 2-27, first aired 03/25/1966
Director: E. Darrell Hallenbeck
Writer: Robert Hill
Guest Stars: Valora Noland as Vicky, Bruce Gordon as Lucho Nostra, Don Francks as Artie King, Reginald Gardiner as Prince Fredrick, Tom Barto as 'Bullets' Malone
A criminal gang has taken over a small European principality, one that has no extradition treaty and is creating a refuge for bad guys.
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The Bat Cave Affair
Episode 2-28, first aired 04/01/1966
Director: Alf Kjellin
Writer: Jeff McNeeley
Guest Stars: Joan Freeman as Clemency McGill, Martin Landau as Count Ladislaus Zark, Whit Bissell as Prof. Harvey Glomm, Peter Baron as Transom, Charles Horvath as Servant
A man who comes across as a vampire, or next to it, has a huge flock of radioactive bats he is planning on unleashing.
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The Minus X Affair
Episode 2-29, first aired 04/08/1966
Director: Barry Shear
Writer: Peter Allan Fields
Guest Stars: Eve Arden as Professor Lillian Stemmler, Sharon Farrell as Leslie Stemmler, Theodore Marcuse as Arthur Rollo, King Moody as Allen B. Whittaker, Dick Dial as Thrush Expert
Solo and Illya are told to find and protect a female professor who has invented a drug that enhances all human senses. They do not know she is also a THRUSH agent though she is having second thoughts until THRUSH kidnaps her daughter.
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The Indian Affairs Affair
Episode 2-30, first aired 04/15/1966
Director: Alf Kjellin
Writer: Dean Hargrove
Guest Stars: Victoria Vetri as Charisma Highcloud, Joe Mantell as L. C. Carson, Ted de Corsia as Chief Highcloud, Nicholas Colasanto as Ralph, Richard Loo as Dr. Yaham
On an Indian reservation, THRUSH has kidnapped the chief of the tribe to provide a base from which to put together a hydrogen bomb.
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The Her Master's Voice Affair
Episode 3-1, first aired 09/16/1966
Director: Barry Shear
Writer: Bernie Giller
Guest Stars: Marianne Osborne as Verity Burgoyne, Victoria Young as Miki Matsu, Estelle Winwood as Hester Partridge, Joseph Ruskin as Jason Sutro, Dale Ishimoto as Dr. Matsu
A girls school filled with young daughters of VIPs, THRUSH has infiltrated the ranks and is brainwashing all the students.
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The Sort-of-Do-It-Yourself-Dreadful Affair
Episode 3-2, first aired 09/23/1966
Director: E. Darrell Hallenbeck
Writer: Harlan Ellison
Guest Stars: Jeannine Riley as Andy Francis, Pamela Curran as Margo Hayward, Woodrow Parfrey as Dr. Ansel Pertwee, Barry Atwater as Mr. Lash, Fritz Feld as Mr. Toeffler
THRUSH scientist Pertwee has created a small army of super strong robot-like women and Solo has the misfortune of going up against one.
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The Galatea Affair
Episode 3-3, first aired 09/30/1966
Director: E. Darrell Hallenbeck
Writer: Jackson Gillis
Guest Stars: Noel Harrison as Mark Slate, Joan Collins as Baroness / Rosy, Carl Esmond as Baron Freddy De Chasseur, Michael St. Clair as Olaf, Richard Angarola as Mr. Thirty
Illya and Mark Slate gets a woman who is identical to a THRUSH money courier to take her place but the real courier, a Baroness, manages to take her place, thus pretending to be herself.
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The Super-Colossal Affair
Episode 3-4, first aired 10/07/1966
Director: Barry Shear
Writer: Stanford Sherman
Guest Stars: Shelley Berman as Sheldon Veblen, Carol Wayne as Ginger LaVeer, J. Carrol Naish as Uncle Giuliano, Bernard Fein as Frank Cariago, Alfred Shelly as Angelo
Using the filming of an action movie, gangsters are planning to rob casinos in Las Vegas and they are going to drop a giant stink bomb to pull it off.
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The Monks of St. Thomas Affair
Episode 3-5, first aired 10/14/1966
Director: Alex March
Writer: Sheldon Stark
Guest Stars: Celeste Yarnall as Andrea Fouchet, David J. Stewart as Abbot Simon, Henry Calvin as Brother Peter, John Wengraf as Abbot John, Iggie Wolfington as Brother Paulus
THRUSH is out to destroy the great works of art stored in the Louvre using a laser fired from a monastery taken over by the man in charge of the plot.
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The Pop Art Affair
Episode 3-6, first aired 10/21/1966
Director: George WaGGner
Writers: Al Ramus, John Shaner
Guest Stars: Sherry Alberoni as Sylvia Harrison, Sabrina Scharf as Mari Brooks, Robert H. Harris as Mark Ol?, Nellie Burt as Mrs. Harrison, Charles Lane as Ralph Harrison
Using a band of beatniks, THRUSH agent is planning an unusual robbery by unleashing a chemical that causes hiccups that can kill you.
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The Thor Affair
Episode 3-7, first aired 10/28/1966
Director: Sherman Marks
Writers: Stanley Ralph Ross, Don Richman
Guest Stars: Linda Foster as Nellie Canford, Bernard Fox as Brutus Thor, Harry Davis as Dr. Fazir Nahdi, Arthur Batanides as Mohan Kiru, Ken Renard as Dr. Diljohn
Solo and Illya have been directed to act as bodyguards for a peace advocate who chose as his temporary residence while attending a conference the home of a friend, actually a THRUSH agent.
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The Candidate's Wife Affair
Episode 3-8, first aired 11/04/1966
Director: George WaGGner
Writer: Robert Hill
Guest Stars: Diana Hyland as Miranda Bryant / Irina, Larry D. Mann as Arnold Fairbanks, Richard Anderson as Senator Bryant, Anna-Lisa as Signe, Than Wyenn as Dr. Osvald Caxton
THRUSH might not be able to win the Presidency but they hope by replacing the wife of the leading candidate with a double, it might be almost as good.
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The Come with Me to the Casbah Affair
Episode 3-9, first aired 11/21/1966
Director: E. Darrell Hallenbeck
A THRUSH agent has stolen an important code book from his own boss and fled to Algiers. Solo and Illya race rival THRUSH agents to get their hands on it.
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The Off-Broadway Affair
Episode 3-10, first aired 11/18/1966
Director: Sherman Marks
Writer: Jerry McNeely
Guest Stars: Joan Huntington as Linda Lamentiere, Shari Lewis as Janet Jerrod, Leon Askin as David X. Machina, Charles Dierkop as Adolph, Peggy Ann Taylor as Eileen Osborne
The THRUSH scheme to tap UNCLE's computer calls for them to bankroll a musical on Broadway as a cover.
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The Concrete Overcoat Affair, Part 1
Episode 3-11, first aired 11/25/1966
Director: Joseph Sargent
Writers: Peter Allan Fields, David Victor
Guest Stars: Jack Palance as Louis Strago, Janet Leigh as Miss Diketon, Eduardo Ciannelli as Arturo 'Fingers' Stilletto, Allen Jenkins as Enzo 'Pretty' Stilletto, Jack La Rue as Federico 'Feet' Stilletto
The THRUSH plan is to divert the Gulf Stream by using heavy water, a plot devised by a former NAZI scientist.
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The Concrete Overcoat Affair, Part 2
Episode 3-12, first aired 12/02/1966
Director: Joseph Sargent
Writers: Peter Allan Fields, David Victor
Guest Stars: Jack Palance as Louis Strago, Janet Leigh as Miss Diketon, Eduardo Ciannelli as Arturo 'Fingers' Stilletto, Allen Jenkins as Enzo 'Pretty' Stilletto, Joan Blondell as Mrs. Fingers Stilletto
The THRUSH plan is to divert the Gulf Stream by using heavy water, a plot devised by a former NAZI scientist.
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The Abominable Snowman Affair
Episode 3-13, first aired 12/09/1966
Director: Otto Lang
Writer: Krishna Shah
Guest Stars: Anne Jeffreys as Calamity Rogers, Pilar Seurat as Amra Palli, David Sheiner as The Prime Minister, Philip Ahn as High Lama of Ghupat, Fuji as Chief of Warriors
The Prime Minister of Chupat in the Himalayas has kidnapped the heir to the throne and is planning on putting his own son in control unless Solo and Illya can stop him.
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The My Friend the Gorilla Affair
Episode 3-14, first aired 12/16/1966
Director: Alex Singer
Writers: Don Richman, Joseph Sandy
Guest Stars: Joyce Jillson as Marsha Woodley / Marsha Woodhugh, Vitina Marcus as Girl / Rebecca Woodhugh, Alan Mowbray as Harry Blackburn, Percy Rodrigues as President Khufu, Arthur Malet as Professor Kento
To help him take over all of Africa, a research professor has come up with a super-soldier formula with which to create an army.
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The Jingle Bells Affair
Episode 3-15, first aired 12/23/1966
Director: John Brahm
Writer: William Fay
Guest Stars: Ellen Willard as Priscilla Worth, Akim Tamiroff as Chairman Georgi Koz, Kent Smith as Mr. Macy, Leon Belasco as Maxim Radish, J. Pat O'Malley as Francis X. O'Reilly
The Premier of an Iron Curtain nation is visiting the West and Solo and Illya are given protection duty which is good because his enemies have a series of attempts on his life planned.
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The Take Me to Your Leader Affair
Episode 3-16, first aired 12/30/1966
Director: George Waggner
Writer: Bernie Giler
Guest Stars: Nancy Sinatra as Coco Cool, Whitney Blake as Corinne Ackers, Paul Lambert as Simon Sparrow, Woodrow Parfrey as Dr. Adrian Cool, James Griffith as Dr. Trebush
When a scientist spots an approaching UFO and reports it, his daughter is kidnapped. When Illya investigates, he disappears as well. Solo must unravel the mystery.
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The Suburbia Affair
Episode 3-17, first aired 01/06/1967
Director: Charles Haas
Writers: Sheldon Gibney, Stanford Sherman
Guest Stars: Herbert Anderson as Jonathan Fletcher, Reta Shaw as Miss Witherspoon, Richard Erdman as P.T. Barkley, Victor Borge as Mr. Willoughby / Dr. Lyman Rutter, Beth Brickell as Betsy Wilson
A scientist has invented antimatter but he is worried it will be used destructively so he hides out. Both Solo and Illya look for him even as THRUSH does the same.
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The Deadly Smorgasbord Affair
Episode 3-18, first aired 01/13/1967
Director: Barry Shear
Writers: Ralph Soos, Peter Bourne
Guest Stars: Lynn Loring as Neila Nillson, Pamela Curran as Inga Bergstrum, Robert Emhardt as Heinrich Beckman, Peter Brocco as Dr. A. C. Nillson, Horst Ebersberg as Swen
A suspended animation device has been created and then stolen in Sweden and Solo is tasked with finding it as THRUSH is planning on invading UNCLE headquarters there using it.
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The Yo-Ho-Ho and a Bottle of Rum Affair
Episode 3-19, first aired 01/20/1967
Director: E. Darrell Hallenbeck
Writer: Norman Hudis
Guest Stars: Dan O'Herlihy as Capt. Rupert Oliver Morton, Peggy Ann Taylor as Jenny Janus, Kevin Hagen as Passenger, Eddie Quillan as Scotty MacPherson, Robert DoQui as Hank
THRUSH needs to transport a device capable of creating tidal waves. They choose a ship whose captain is very unpopular with its crew. Illya joins the ship and soon takes charge of the mutiny.
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The Napoleon's Tomb Affair
Episode 3-20, first aired 01/27/1967
Director: John Brahm
Writer: James N. Whiton
Guest Stars: Joseph Sirola as Malanez, Kurt Kasznar as Nasasos Tunick, Ted Cassidy as Edgar, Fritz Feld as multiple parts, Merc?d?s Molinar as Candyce
The visit by a country's President to Paris gives his assistant a chance to disgrace him by first making him hate the French and then make it look like he is trying to steal Napoleon Bonaparte's body.
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The It's All Greek to Me Affair
Episode 3-21, first aired 02/03/1967
Director: George WaGGner
Writers: Robert Hill, Eric Faust
Guest Stars: Linda Marsh as Kyra, Harold J. Stone as Stavros Macropalous, George Keymas as Manolakas, Peter Balakoff as Nico, Michael Davis as Kostas
In Greece to get back stolen UNCLE documents, Illya goes up against a father who mistakes him for his daughter's husband and tries to have him dispatched.
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The Hula Doll Affair
Episode 3-22, first aired 02/17/1967
Director: Eddie Saeta
Writer: Stanford Sherman
Guest Stars: Grace Gaynor as Wendy Thyme, Pat Harrington Jr. as Peter Sweet, Jan Murray as Simon Sweet, Patsy Kelly as Mama Sweet, Rex Holman as Oregano
Two THRUSH leaders, brothers who are always competing, have taken possession of a toy hula doll which has a powerful UNCLE explosive inside that will go off when it gets too warm. Solo and Illya must get it back.
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The Pieces of Fate Affair
Episode 3-23, first aired 02/24/1967
Director: John Brahm
Writers: Harlan Ellison, Yale Udoff
Guest Stars: Sharon Farrell as Jacqueline Midcult, Grayson Hall as Jody Moore, Theodore Marcuse as Ellipsis Zark, Richard Collier as Oedipus Buck, Charles Seel as Uncle Charlie
An author has written a best seller that UNCLE sees is really a series of events taken from THRUSH diaries. Before they can pull her in, she is attacked by THRUSH and loses her memory.
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The Matterhorn Affair
Episode 3-24, first aired 03/03/1967
Director: Bill Finnegan
Writers: David Giler, Boris Ingster
Guest Stars: Bill Dana as Marvin Klump, Norma Crane as Heather Klump, Vito Scotti as Beirut, Oscar Beregi Jr. as Rodney Backstreet, Hal Smith as Kenneth Quartz
As he lay dying, a man who had part of the plans for a miniature nuclear weapon leaves a strange clue as to where the rest of the plan in.
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The Hot Number Affair
Episode 3-25, first aired 03/10/1967
Director: George WaGGner
Writers: Joseph Cavanaugh, Carol Cavanaugh
Guest Stars: Sonny Bono as Jerry, Cher as Ramona, George Tobias as Harry Parkaginian, Ned Glass as Harry Sighn, Joe Mantell as Charles A. Buuder
Someone has hidden an important THRUSH code in a pattern for a dress so now UNCLE and THRUSH are searching the garment district for it.
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The When in Rome Affair
Episode 3-26, first aired 03/17/1967
Director: George Waggner
Writer: Gloria Elmore
Guest Stars: Julie Sommars as Darlene Sims, Cesare Danova as Count Cesare Guardia, Kathleen Freeman as Mrs. Sparks, Than Wyenn as Bruno, Sid Haig as Vito
Without knowing it, an American touring Rome takes possession of a perfume atomizer which had a special concoction THRUSH wants. They send a man to charm her but he falls in love instead.
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The Apple a Day Affair
Episode 3-27, first aired 03/24/1967
Director: E. Darrell Hallenbeck
Writers: Joseph Calvelli, Les Roberts
Guest Stars: Robert Emhardt as Colonel Picks, Jeannine Riley as Nina Lillette, Gil Lamb as Daddy Jo, Harry Swoger as Sheriff Skully, D'Urville Martin as Gardner Brown
Exploding apples created by THRUSH are going to be used to blow up a nuclear stockpile.
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The Five Daughters Affair, Part 1
Episode 3-28, first aired 03/31/1967
Director: Barry Shear
Writers: Boris Ingster, Norman Hudis
Guest Stars: Herbert Lom as Randolph, Kim Darby as Sandy True, Joan Crawford as Amanda True, Curd J?rgens as Carl Von Kesser, Telly Savalas as Count Valeriano De Fanzini
The means to pull gold out of seawater appears to have died with its creator but Solo and Illya learn his daughters may have received the information.
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The Five Daughters Affair, Part 2
Episode 3-29, first aired 04/07/1967
Director: Barry Shear
Writers: Boris Ingster, Norman Hudis
Guest Stars: Herbert Lom as Randolph, Kim Darby as Sandy True, Joan Crawford as Amanda True, Curd J?rgens as Carl Von Kesser, Telly Savalas as Count Valeriano De Fanzini
The means to pull gold out of seawater appears to have died with its creator but Solo and Illya learn his daughters may have received the information.
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The Cap and Gown Affair
Episode 3-30, first aired 04/14/1967
Director: George WaGGner
Writer: Stanford Sherman
Guest Stars: Henry Jones as Dean Timothy Dwight, Carolyne Barry as Minerva Dwight (as Carole Shelyne), Melanie Alexander as Patricia Darling, Larry D. Mann as Jonathan Trumbull, Zalman King as Gregory Haymish
Waverly is set to give an address to his alma mater but the amount of protest on the campus is mounting and Soly and Illya are assigned protection detail.
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The Summit Five Affair
Episode 4-1, first aired 09/11/1967
Director: Sutton Roley
Writer: Robert E. Thompson
Guest Stars: Albert Dekker as Harry Beldon, Lloyd Bochner as Gerald Strothers, Susanne Cramer as Helga Deniken, Don Chastain as Heinz Newman, James Millhollin as Wraithlike
A fellow UNCLE agent is murdered while setting up security at an UNCLE conference in Berlin and Solo is one of the chief suspects.
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The Test Tube Killer Affair
Episode 4-2, first aired 09/18/1967
Director: E. Darrell Hallenbeck
Writer: Jack Turley
Guest Stars: Christopher Jones as Greg Martin, Lynn Loring as Christine Hobson, Paul Lukas as Dr. Stoller, Lyn Peters as Miss Lamb, Milton Parsons as Waiter
A new super-soldier has been enhanced in a THRUSH laboratory and sent to Mexico to destroy a small village to show how capable he is. As Solo and Illya try to stop him, he is halted when he falls in love there.
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The J for Judas Affair
Episode 4-3, first aired 09/25/1967
Director: Alf Kjellin
Writer: Norman Hudis
Guest Stars: Chad Everett as Adam Tenza, Broderick Crawford as Mark Tenza, Delphi Lawrence as Olivia Wills, Claude Woolman as J, Kevin Hagen as Darien Dawson
UNCLE is asked to provide protection for a big industrialist by his son when the man is against the coverage. When his son is blown up by a bomb, attitudes change.
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The Prince of Darkness Affair, Part 1
Episode 4-4, first aired 10/02/1967
Director: Boris Sagal
Writer: Dean Hargrove
Guest Stars: Carol Lynley as Annie Justin, Bradford Dillman as Luther Sebastian, Lola Albright as Azalea, John Dehner as Dr. Parviz Kharmusi, John Carradine as Old Man
Solo and Illya head to Africa to find out who is behind the ray beam shot from the sky that killed all the people of a village. They need the help of a cult leader in the region.
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The Prince of Darkness Affair, Part 2
Episode 4-5, first aired 10/09/1967
Director: Boris Sagal
Writer: Dean Hargrove
Guest Stars: Carol Lynley as Annie Justin, Bradford Dillman as Luther Sebastian, Lola Albright as Azalea, John Dehner as Dr. Parviz Kharmusi, John Carradine as Old Man
Solo and Illya head to Africa to find out who is behind the ray beam shot from the sky that killed all the people of a village. They need the help of a cult leader in the region.
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The Master's Touch Affair
Episode 4-6, first aired 10/16/1967
Director: John Brahm
Writer: Boris Sobelman
Guest Stars: Jack Lord as Pharos Mandor, Nehemiah Persoff as Valandros, Leslie Parrish as Leslie Welling, Richard Angarola as Nicholas, Paul Kent as Aide
Solo goes to Portugal to meet with a high level THRUSH agent who says he wants to defect but only will go if his biggest rival is eliminated first.
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The THRUSH Roulette Affair
Episode 4-7, first aired 10/23/1967
Director: Sherman Marks
Writer: Arthur Weingarten
Guest Stars: Michael Rennie as Barnaby Partridge, Charles Drake as Taggart Coleman, Nobu McCarthy as Monica, Robert Ellenstein as Doctor, Charles H. Radilak as Ambassador Vanderloon
Visitors to an island casino run by a THRUSH agent are being brainwashed into committing suicide but not before THRUSH makes a profit.
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The Deadly Quest Affair
Episode 4-8, first aired 10/30/1967
Director: Alf Kjellin
Writer: Robert E. Thompson
Guest Stars: Darren McGavin as Viktor Karmak, Marlyn Mason as Sheila Van Tillson, Timothy Carey as Stefan, Peter Bourne as 'Steel Rims', Bob Bralver as 'White Jacket'
Illya is kidnapped from a hospital by an old enemy to be used as bait to attract Solo in for the kill.
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The Fiery Angel Affair
Episode 4-9, first aired 11/06/1967
Director: Richard Benedict
Writer: John W. Bloch
Guest Stars: Madlyn Rhue as Angela Abaca, Joseph Sirola as General Paco Abaca, Perry Lopez as Carlos Abaca, Victor Lundin as Vinay, David Renard as Assassin
A band of rebels bankrolled by THRUSH is about to overthrow the democratic government of a Latin American country unless Solo and Illya can stop them.
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The Survival School Affair
Episode 4-10, first aired 11/20/1967
Director: Charles Rondeau
Writers: Donald A. Brinkley, Jack Turley
Guest Stars: Chris Robinson as John Saimes, Richard Beymer as Harry Williams, Charles McGraw as Jules Cutter, Susan Odin as Melissa Hargrove, Ray Girardin as Andrew Hague
A trainee at UNCLE's secret training facility is murdered and Illya heads there to help the investigating officer.
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The Gurnius Affair
Episode 4-11, first aired 11/27/1967
Director: Barry Shear
Writer: Milton S. Gelman
Guest Stars: George Macready as Gurnius, Judy Carne as Terry Cook, Will Kuluva as Dr. Hans Von Etske, Joseph Ruskin as Mr. Brown, Frank Arno as Technician One
A device capable of affecting thought has been used by a Nazi war criminal serving time in prison.
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The Man From THRUSH Affair
Episode 4-12, first aired 12/04/1967
Director: James Sheldon
Writer: Robert I. Holt
Guest Stars: John Larch as Dr. Killman, Barbara Luna as Marnya, Robert Wolders as Andreas Petros, Mario Alcalde as Marius, Ralph Ventura as Samos
UNCLE is curious what has THRUSH investing so much time and money in a small island country so Solo is sent to check it out.
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The Maze Affair
Episode 4-13, first aired 12/18/1967
Director: John Brahm
Writer: Leonard Stadd
Guest Stars: William Marshall as Dr. James Febray, Lawrence Montaigne as Oliver Barnes, Barry Cahill as Clemson, Charles Mayer as Del Florio, Barbara Moore as Lisa Rogers
The weapon is call a "molecutronic gun" and whatever it is, it is prized by both THRUSH and UNCLE. The scheme, though, is to let UNCLE win for the gun is really a bomb.
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The Deep Six Affair
Episode 4-14, first aired 12/25/1967
Director: E. Darrell Hallenbeck
Writer: Leonard Stadd
Guest Stars: Alfred Ryder as Commander Krohler, Diana Van der Vlis as Laura Adams, Peter Bromilow as Brian Morton, Dale Ishimoto as Mr. Yu, Gilchrist Stuart as Submarine Captain
An UNCLE agent about to get married despite his boss, Waverly, giving his approval. The fiancee is kidnapped to force the agent to help steal a submarine.
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The Seven Wonders of the World Affair, Part 1
Episode 4-15, first aired 01/08/1968
Director: Sutton Roley
Writer: Norman Hudis
Guest Stars: Barry Sullivan as Dr. Robert Kingsley, Leslie Nielsen as General Maximilian Harmon, Tony Bill as Steve Garrow, Eleanor Parker as Margitta Kingsley, Dan O'Herlihy as Prof. David Garrow
A NATO general is in possession of a gas that makes victims extremely docile. A married couple is out to get it and its inventor who had planned to use it to help take over the world himself.
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The Seven Wonders of the World Affair, Part 2
Episode 4-16, first aired 01/15/1968
Director: Sutton Roley
Writer: Norman Hudis
Guest Stars: Barry Sullivan as Dr. Robert Kingsley, Leslie Nielsen as General Maximilian Harmon, Tony Bill as Steve Garrow, Eleanor Parker as Margitta Kingsley, Dan O'Herlihy as Prof. David Garrow
A NATO general is in possession of a gas that makes victims extremely docile. A married couple is out to get it and its inventor who had planned to use it to help take over the world himself.
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