Spy Game

March. 03,1997

Rating：

7.7

Genre：

Drama Action & Adventure

Keywords：

Spy Secret Agent Buddy Cop

Trailer Synopsis

Spy Game is a short-lived American action-adventure television series that aired on the ABC network for 13 episodes during the spring and summer of 1997. The series was created by screenwriter and physician Ivan Raimi, director Sam Raimi, and writer John McNamara.

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 1 : 1997

13 Episode

Episode 1 - Why Spy?

March. 03,1997

An old, ex-spy decides to use a new kind of bomb to kill the president for firing him. Lorne Cash is called back into E.C.H.O. (emergency Counter Hostilities Organization) to help stop him.

Episode 2 - With Friends Like These

March. 10,1997

An ex-Russian spy wants Lorne dead and Shank may be forced to make it happen.

Episode 3 - Nobody Ever Said Growing Up Was Easy

March. 17,1997

A greedy defense contractor plans to use his android 'son' to cause a war, but the plans go awry when the android develops a conscience.

Episode 4 - Dead And Gone Honey

June. 07,1997

A dead agent's body is stolen and his tooth removed. Part of the plans for a top secret project, codenamed Project Tempest, were hidden inside and it is up to Lorne and Max to find out what is going on.

Episode 5 - You Just Can't Trust Anyone These Days

June. 14,1997

General Welish leads a coup against the president. A hypnotized Max is lined up to assassinate the president. Meanwhile Welish also plans to set E.C.H.O and I.F.U. (Investigator Federal Unit) up against each other to keep them out of his way.

Episode 6 - What, Micah Worry?

June. 21,1997

Micah is framed for treason and kicked out of ECHO. Max is promoted and becomes the new leader. Her first orders are to find out who set up Micah and clear him.

Episode 7 - What Family Doesn't Have It's Ups and Downs

June. 28,1997

Lorne's younger brother James, a traitor and Russian Mafia member, comes back to the USA to steal half a billion dollars intended for earthquake victims in Russia.

Episode 8 - And That About Concludes Our Session

July. 05,1997

Lorne's old psychiatrist is broken out of a mental hospital. What can he reveal about the inner feelings of Lorne?

Episode 9 - Lorne and Max Drop the Ball

July. 12,1997

A Militia group gets hold of the activation codes for America's nukes and plans to use them to destroy all the major cities.

Episode 10 - Go, Girl

January. 01,0001

Lorne's former partner gathers a group of female operatives together so she can get revenge for something that happened years before.

Episode 11 - Necessity is the Mother of Infection

January. 01,0001

The deadly Q virus is stolen and released over a small town called Willow Edge. Lorne and Cash have to investigate and save the towns people.

Episode 12 - How Diplomatic of You

January. 01,0001

A super secret weapon is stolen from a US military base. Max gets to lead her first mission, to retrieve it from the Kurganistan embassy.

Episode 13 - Well, Nothing to Fear But Death Itself

January. 01,0001

An agent is killed while investigating possible computer leaks. Someone has stolen $20 million from ECHO accounts and captured Max and Lorne.

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