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Patrick Macnee | John Wickham Gascone Berresford Steed | |
Diana Rigg | Emma Peel (1965-1967) | |
Honor Blackman | ||
Linda Thorson | ||
Patrick Macnee | John Steed | |
Diana Rigg | Emma Peel | |
Honor Blackman | Catherine Gale | |
Linda Thorson | Tara King | |
Ian Hendry | Dr. David Keel | |
Patrick Newell | Mother | |
Ingrid Hafner | Carol Wilson | |
Douglas Muir | One-Ten | |
Terence Plummer | Executioner | |
Valentino Musetti | Ali | |
Julie Stevens | Venus Smith | |
Edwin Richfield | Alex | |
Norman Chappell | Fleming | |
Frank Maher | Barman | |
Richard Neller | Board Member |
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Producer | Julian Wintle
Brian Clemens Albert Fennell |
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Writer | Roger Marshall
Philip Levene Brian Clemens Terry Nation |
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Cinematography |
Gilbert Taylor
Frank Watts |
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Musician |
Laurie Johnson
Howard Blake |
A quirky spy show of the adventures of eccentrically suave British Agent John Steed (Patrick Macnee) and his predominately female partners. |
1. Silent Dust | |
When birds begin to fall from branches in flocks, it seems someone is using the banned chemical Silent Dust in the countryside of Cornwall. Steed and Peel soon find out a that a small group of local landowners is planning to use the Dust a to blackmail the country by destroying Dorsett.
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2. Room Without a View | |
Dr. Wadkin, one of 7 scientist who have disappeared over the last year, suddenly reappears and attacks his Chinese wife. Steed and Peel find out that all of the missing scientist stayed at room 621 of the Chessman hotel before they vanished. Against her will, Emma poses as a receptionist while Steed pretends to be the famous food critic, M. Gourmet.
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3. Small Game For Big Hunters | |
A man dressed in tropical clothes is found in Hertfortshire with an Kalayan arrow in his back. He has then fallen into a coma, yet there is no poison to be detected. All clues lead to an delusional Colonel living close by in a simulated tropical climate as if he were still serving in Kalaya. While Emma watches over an increasing number of comatose men, 'Mayor' Steed is invited into the Colonel's officers club with open arms, but is not allowed to leave.
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