Espionage

October. 02,1963      
Rating:
7.8
Trailer Synopsis

Espionage is a 1963 Associated Television series, distributed outside the UK by ITC Entertainment and networked in the United States by NBC.

Seasons & Episode

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Seasons 1 : 1963

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24 Episode

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Episode 2 - The Weakling
October. 09,1963

Episode 4 - The Gentle Spies
October. 23,1964

Episode 5 - He Rises on Sunday and We on Monday
October. 30,1963

Episode 6 - To the Very End
November. 06,1963

Episode 7 - The Dragon Slayer
November. 13,1963

Episode 8 - The Whistling Shrimp
November. 20,1963

A reporter investigates clandestine CIA activity in Africa.

Episode 9 - The Light of a Friendly Star
November. 27,1963

Episode 10 - A Tiny Drop of Poison
November. 27,1963

Episode 11 - Festival of Pawns
December. 11,1963

Episode 12 - A Camel to Ride, A Sheep To Eat
December. 18,1963

A Catholic Priest named Father James leads protests against a nation's oppressive goverment.

Episode 13 - Never Turn Your Back on a Friend
January. 01,1964

Episode 14 - Medal for a Turned Coat
January. 15,1964

Episode 15 - The Final Decision
January. 22,1964

Episode 16 - Do You Remember Leo Winters?
January. 29,1964

Episode 17 - We the Hunted
February. 05,1964

Episode 18 - The Frantick Rebel
February. 12,1964

Episode 19 - Castles in Spain
February. 19,1964

Episode 20 - Snow on Mount Kama
February. 26,1964

Episode 21 - Once a Spy...
March. 04,1964

Episode 22 - The Liberators
March. 11,1964

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