I Spy

Flashback on a murdered ballerina, Soviet style?

Yanks vs. Brits after Nazi art treasures in a convent garden.

Don Quixote is the fascination of a professor with vital plans and an errant mind.

Torture pure and simple has Robinson down in the dumps, with his career in jeopardy.

Photojournalism brings in money, but the photojournalist is held captive.

The trouble with Temple is her boyfriend is evil.

Little girl gifted with memory holds the Nazi past in her keeping.

A most prickly diversion. Scott has fallen in love with a radical expatriate, Robinson disapproves, Scott resigns. Her cell leader welcomes discord; she is murdered, Robinson is blamed.

Blackmail and murder at the U.S. Embassy.

Young agent is bait in trap set for KGB, but his father is not in on the setup.

Lonely little tyke borrows a guidance system to attract his father's attention. The adverse party is interested.

A Grecian mail order bride may be a Trojan horse.

Now, to replace the faux Leonardo in the museum with the real one in our hands.

Squiring a Leonardo to Florence.

A very delicate dilemma, an atom bomb lost in a plane crash near an Italian village.

In a tour of Venice, the old orthodontist gives Robinson a guide with a watch, a special watch, the kind that bugs spies.

Desperate measures to kidnap a scientist: faux Scotty and Kelly!

Las Vegas on vacation with a king as bodyguards, and an assassin's menace.

Smuggler plans citywide blackout.

A literary masterpiece is out of the Soviet Union, will our boys kindly retrieve it?

A family court settles an old Italian grudge.

Scott's foster daughter in Rome is about to be married, and he's in a great deal of trouble.

Six demolitions experts down, one to go, and his sister the only lead.

The phonybaloney defector is a real target when the game turns serious.

Infiltrate a revolutionary South American group, with Hollywood connections, that's the assignment.

Quetzalcoatl has appeared in the Mexican jungle, or is it an AWOL cosmonaut pursued by his old comrades?

A redoubtable Embassy figure in Mexico deals them a turn.

An exiled South American dictator has plans, or has he, really?

They bet each other a dollar that one can evade the other for a week, but he's been contaminated with anthrax and must be found in 24 hours.

Who is kidnapping the great agronomists in Mexico City?

A Zulu (Oxon.) who trades diamonds for revenge, a gangster dominating a small village, and radioactive isotopes.

A womanizing American hampers efforts to protect a Japanese economic conference from Communist sabotage.

Russian defector for American girl: good business or not?

A definitive mission to Vietnam in order to rescue the daughter of a physician.

An American schoolteacher, an ancient walled city, a missing train and a valuable cargo lost in China.

An anti-American group in Japan menaces the last of the aristocracy.

Missing microfilm must be paid for or Scott will be killed, but where to get the shekels?

A Tokyo seminar on obesity is threatened with a new form of Chinese plague.

Vietnam has not seen three agents assigned there, and Scott suspects Robinson's girlfriend.

A prisoner exchange requires a search for a double agent.

An agent is killed, the microfilm is missing, his girlfriend is threatened.

A bodyguard assignment for a very unpleasant sort of fellow.

A nightclub singer is a pawn between drug smugglers (who have kidnapped Scott) and the pair.

A murder happens in front of them, and Robinson & Scott must investigate a mysterious organization.

A French spy hampers the search for missing files.

A businessman in Hong Kong owes the IRS; Robinson & Scott carry the loot.

One of their own has joined the adverse party, so Scott & Robinson are sent to Hong Kong after him.

A defector in old Hong Kong claims the attention of Robinson & Scott.