List of The Professionals episodes
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This is a list of all The Professionals episodes, which comprises the following cast members: Gordon Jackson (George Cowley), Martin Shaw (Ray Doyle) and Lewis Collins (William Bodie).
Since the deaths of Gordon Jackson and Lewis Collins in 1990 and 2013 respectively, Martin Shaw is the only surviving regular cast member of the show.
Series overview
[edit]The Professionals was produced by Brian Clemens's Avengers Mark 1 Productions for London Weekend Television (LWT) in five production blocks. These episodes were originally broadcast on the ITV network in a series of five scheduling runs. The transmission order of the episodes in these series was often different from the production order, but given that each episode was typically a self-contained story with no references to other episodes, this had little significance for viewers. Whilst earlier DVD releases tended to group the episodes in original ITV transmission order, Network's DVD & Blu-ray editions used production order.[1]
- Production block 1 began in June 1977 with "Old Dog With New Tricks" and consisted of 13 episodes, completing in January 1978. These were originally screened in a single run by LWT, apart from "Klansmen" which was not broadcast due to concerns about the episode's racial content. As of 2016, this episode had still never been transmitted on UK terrestrial television. However, it is available to stream on BritBox UK.
- Production block 2 began in June 1978 with "Rogue" and again consisted of 13 episodes. It was originally intended to complete during November 1978; however, actor Lewis Collins suffered a broken leg, meaning that filming of the last two episodes in the block ("The Madness of Mickey Hamilton" and "Servant of Two Masters") had to be postponed. These were not mounted until March 1979, immediately prior to the making of Block 3. LWT broadcast 10 of the episodes as Series 2 of the show, holding back three for the third series.
- Production block 3 began in April 1979 (continuing immediately from the completion of the last two postponed episodes of block 2), and also consisted of 13 episodes, completing in November 1979. LWT broadcast half of these episodes as part of the show's third series, using the rest in series 4.
- Production block 4 began in June 1980 with "The Gun" and again consisted of 13 episodes, completing in December 1980. LWT used half these episodes to make up the remainder of the show's fourth series, keeping the rest for transmission in series 5.
- Production block 5 began in March 1981 with "Cry Wolf" and consisted of only 5 episodes, completing in May 1981. At this point the three main actors' contracts had expired, and neither Martin Shaw or Lewis Collins chose to renew them. LWT used these episodes to make up the remainder of the show's fifth series.
Episode list
[edit]Series 1 (1977–1978)
[edit]| Episode # | UK Transmission Date | Production Block | Title | Writer | Director | Guest cast |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1-01 | 30 Dec 1977 | 1-06 | Private Madness, Public Danger | Anthony Read | Douglas Camfield | Keith Barron, Di Trevis, Christopher Ellison, Donald Douglas, Angus MacKay, Ian Fairbairn, Penny Irving, Trevor Adams |
| A rogue biochemist threatens to poison London's water supply with a powerful hallucinogenic drug unless the government ceases all research into chemical warfare. | ||||||
| 1-02 | 6 Jan 1978 | 1-07 | The Female Factor | Brian Clemens | David Wickes | Anthony Steel, Pamela Salem, Felicity Dean, Walter Gotell, Barry Justice, Stefan Kalipha, Kenneth Watson |
| Soviet agents use a "honey trap" in an attempt to extort state secrets from an ambitious politician. | ||||||
| 1-03 | 13 Jan 1978 | 1-01 | Old Dog with New Tricks | Brian Clemens | Sidney Hayers | Phil Davis, Pamela Stephenson, Richard Hampton, Edward Dentith, John Judd |
| A recently released gangster steals an arms shipment from the IRA intending to kidnap the Home Secretary to exchange for his brother, who is still in prison. Bodie and Doyle arrive just in time at the fully evacuated hospital, to deal with a hostage situation. | ||||||
| 1-04 | 20 Jan 1978 | 1-04 | Killer with a Long Arm | Brian Clemens | David Wickes | Michael Latimer, Diane Keen, Alan Tilvern, Milos Kirek, Antony Carrick, Suzanne Danielle, Jonathan Hyde |
| CI5 uncovers a plot to assassinate a visiting Greek dignitary at the Wimbledon tennis tournament using a sniper rifle with an exceptionally long range. | ||||||
| 1-05 | 27 Jan 1978 | 1-05 | Heroes | James McAteer | William Brayne | John Castle, Bruce Boa, Damien Thomas, Ralph Michael, David Baron, Peter Craze, Jim McManus, Peter Davidson, Luan Peters, Jonathan David |
| An unpopular US politician is assassinated by masked men at a set of bogus roadworks on a busy highway, and CI5 is forced to protect the witnesses when a newspaper irresponsibly publishes their names. | ||||||
| 1-06 | 3 Feb 1978 | 1-03 | Where the Jungle Ends | Brian Clemens | Raymond Menmuir | David Suchet, Geoffrey Palmer, Robert James, Del Henney, Jeremy Bulloch, Arthur Blake |
| A gang of ex-mercenaries stages a bank robbery, attracting the attention of a major crime boss who offers to employ them. Bodie, himself an ex-mercenary, is determined to settle some old scores with the gang's leader. | ||||||
| 1-07 | 10 Feb 1978 | 1-09 | Close Quarters | Brian Clemens | William Brayne | Gabrielle Drake, Clive Arrindell, Hildegarde Neil, Madlena Nedeva, Allan Surtees |
| An off-duty Bodie arrests the leader of a German terrorist cell. Pursued by the rest of the gang, he and his girlfriend hole up in a country vicarage, but find themselves under siege and unable to call for help. | ||||||
| 1-08 | 17 Feb 1978 | 1-08 | Everest Was Also Conquered | Brian Clemens | Francis Megahy | Michael Denison, Richard Greene, Ann Lynn, Kathleen Byron, Gary Waldhorn, Roy Boyd, Llewellyn Rees, Jeremy Hawk, Peter Blake |
| CI5 is called upon to investigate the 1953 death of a key witness in a corruption trial, following the deathbed confession of a former security chief. | ||||||
| 1-09 | 24 Feb 1978 | 1-13 | When the Heat Cools Off | Brian Clemens | Ray Austin | Lalla Ward, Bernard Kay, Michael Sheard, Graham Weston, Geoffrey Hinsliff, Shelagh Fraser |
| A girl claims to have new evidence to free her convicted father from prison, a man arrested by Doyle before he joined CI5. Doyle agrees to re-open the case, but does his relationship with the girl cloud his judgement? | ||||||
| 1-10 | 3 Mar 1978 | 1-12 | Stake Out | Dennis Spooner | Benjamin Wickers | David Collings, Pamela Stephenson, Barry Jackson, Tony Osoba, Ronald Leigh-Hunt, Brian Hawksley, Barry Stokes, Trevor Adams |
| A CI5 agent is murdered and a man dies of plutonium poisoning. How is a bowling alley connected? Bodie and Doyle stake it out. | ||||||
| 1-11 | 10 Mar 1978 | 1-02 | Long Shot | Anthony Read | Ernest Day | Roger Lloyd-Pack, Ed Bishop, Robert Gillespie, Judy Matheson, Nadim Sawalha, Martin Benson, Peter Cellier, Tony Caunter, Archie Tew, John Hamill |
| An American delegate is saved by Cowley when shots are seemingly fired at him, but no further attempt is made to kill him before he departs the country. CI5 is aware of the presence of a hitman called Ramos, and predicts a second assassination attempt. | ||||||
| 1-12 | 17 Mar 1978 | 1-11 | Look After Annie | Brian Clemens | Charles Crichton | Diana Fairfax, Clifton Jones, Patricia Quinn, Derek Francis, Keith Buckley, Nick Brimble, Frank Jarvis, Michael Walker, John Golightly |
| A socialist preacher, an old flame of Cowley, becomes a target when she visits London. Bodie and Doyle are set to protect her, without realising who attempts to have her killed. | ||||||
| Not transmitted in United Kingdom* | 1-10 | Klansmen | Brian Clemens | Pat Jackson | Trevor Thomas, Antony Booth, Sheila Ruskin, Edward Judd, Louis Mahoney, Oscar James | |
| A "Keep Britain White" group is harassing black residents to leave an area. While most members want to scare the black community, a few members have an ulterior motive. Doyle infiltrates the group. Bodie reveals his racist attitudes, abusing the doctor and nurse who treat him, but relents in the end. | ||||||
*Transmitted on former UK satellite channel Super in 1987, and currently on Amazon Prime UK and BritBox UK
Series 2 (1978)
[edit]| Episode # | UK Transmission Date | Production Block | Title | Writer | Director | Guest cast |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2-01 | 7 October 1978 | 2-02 | Hunter/Hunted | Anthony Read | Anthony Simmons | Bryan Marshall, Cheryl Kennedy, Tony Caunter, Vicki Michelle, John Stratton, Martin Wyldeck, Diana Weston |
| Doyle tests a prototype new rifle, but it is stolen and "used" against him. | ||||||
| 2-02 | 14 October 1978 | 2-04 | The Rack | Brian Clemens | Peter Medak | Lisa Harrow, Michael Billington, Christopher Ellison, Cyril Luckham, Art Malik, Michael Mundell, Robert James, Robert Lankesheer, Charles Pemberton, Trevor Adams, Allan Surtees |
| A suspect in CI5's custody dies, allegedly through Doyle's rough treatment. CI5 is put under the scrutiny of a public inquiry, and faces being closed down. | ||||||
| 2-03 | 21 October 1978 | 2-03 | First Night | Gerry O'Hara | David Wickes | Julian Holloway, George Pravda, Arnold Diamond, John Nettleton, Nadim Sawalha, Tony Vogel |
| An Israeli government minister is kidnapped by hovercraft and helicopter on a visit to London. The only clue is a poorly shot photograph. | ||||||
| 2-04 | 28 October 1978 | 2-05 | Man Without a Past | Michael Armstrong | Martin Campbell | John Carson, John Castle, Ed Bishop, James Bree, Robert Rietti, Maya Woolfe, Anthony Bailey, John Bay, Hilary Ryan, Neville Barber |
| Bodie is on a date, but the restaurant he is at is bombed and his girlfriend seriously injured. Is Bodie the target? | ||||||
| 2-05 | 4 November 1978 | 2-06 | In the Public Interest | Brian Clemens | Pennant Roberts | Stephen Rea, Tom Georgeson, Colin McCormack, Tony Calvin, John Judd, Paul Hardwick, Allan Surtees |
| A chief constable impresses people by his city being totally crime-free, but the free rein his officers have lets them infringe suspects' rights in the pursuit of zero tolerance. | ||||||
| 2-06 | 11 November 1978 | 2-01 | Rogue | Dennis Spooner | Ray Austin | Glyn Owen, Pamela Stephenson, Tony Steedman, Robert Gillespie, Neil Hallett, Art Malik, Andy Ho, Martyn Whitby |
| Veteran CI5 agent Barry Martin lends his expertise to criminal elements in order to fund his lifestyle. | ||||||
| 2-07 | 18 November 1978 | 2-07 | Not a Very Civil Civil Servant | Edmund Ward | Anthony Simmons | Maurice Denham, Harold Innocent, Bill Fraser, Derek Martin, Duncan Preston, Andrew McCulloch, Frank Jarvis, Brian Hall, Donald Bisset |
| Newly built council houses are falling apart. CI5 investigates the building company's management and the councillors involved. | ||||||
| 2-08 | 25 November 1978 | 2-08 | A Stirring of Dust | Don Houghton | Martin Campbell | Carol Royle, Robert Urquhart, Alan MacNaughtan, André Morell, George Murcell, Shelagh Fraser |
| A rogue MI6 agent comes home with the threat of spilling the secrets about British security. Can CI5 get him before the KGB or his betrayed colleagues do? | ||||||
| 2-09 | 2 December 1978 | 2-09 | Blind Run | Ranald Graham | Tom Clegg | Kevork Malikyan, Tommy Boyle, Tariq Yunus, Jasmina Hilton, Sandra Payne, Tony Jay, Kevin Brennan, Steve Plytas, Ian Liston, Yashaw Adem, Neville Rofalia |
| Bodie and Doyle are assigned to protect a foreign official en route to several meetings. But why are the diplomat's moves known by a team of assassins? | ||||||
| 2-10 | 9 December 1978 | 2-10 | Fall Girl | Ranald Graham | William Brayne | Pamela Salem, Frederick Jaeger, Patrick Malahide, Michael Latimer, Sandor Elès, Phillip Joseph, George Irving, John Larsen |
| An old flame of Bodie's gets him unwittingly involved in an assassination, and he finds himself to be the target of MI6 and CI5. | ||||||
Series 3 (1979)
[edit]| Episode # | UK Transmission Date | Production Block | Title | Writer | Director | Guest cast |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3-01 | 27 October 1979 | 3-07 | The Purging of CI5 | Stephen Lister | Dennis Abey | Simon Rouse, Bill Treacher, Christopher Fairbank, Paul Antony-Barber, Sally Harrison |
| CI5's headquarters are being bombed and its agents assassinated. | ||||||
| 3-02 | 3 November 1979 | 2-11 | Backtrack | Don Houghton | Christopher King | Michael Elphick, Liz Fraser, John Bennett, Stacy Davies, Brian McDermott, Luke Hanson, Geoffrey Bateman, Kevork Malikyan |
| A burglar comes across a gang of drugs and arms smugglers during a break-in. Not even the police can protect him, and it's up to CI5 to uncover and stop the gang. | ||||||
| 3-03 | 10 November 1979 | 3-01 | Stopover | John Goldsmith | William Brayne | James Laurenson, Michael Gothard, Morris Perry, W. Morgan Sheppard, Frank Jarvis, Alec Linstead |
| An old colleague of Cowley's has information on a double agent - in exchange for CI5's protection. | ||||||
| 3-04 | 17 November 1979 | 3-04 | Dead Reckoning | Robin Estridge | Dennis Lewiston | Carol Royle, Derek Godfrey, Alan Tilvern, Milos Kirek |
| An extradited spy's presence in Britain is being kept top-secret, yet the Bulgarians who sent him try their best to make his whereabouts public. When he is murdered, all eyes suspect the spy's daughter. | ||||||
| 3-05 | 24 November 1979 | 2-13 | The Madness of Mickey Hamilton | Christopher Wicking | William Brayne | David Calder, Ian McDiarmid, Marjorie Yates, Shaun Curry, Olu Jacobs, Barry Stanton, Clifton Jones |
| A man whose daughter is severely brain-damaged after a complicated birth then loses his wife to an overdose. He blames the incompetence of the doctors, and seeks revenge. With the blessing of an unsuspecting priest he systematically starts to wipe out doctors, one by one. | ||||||
| 3-06 | 1 December 1979 | 3-03 | A Hiding to Nothing | Ted Childs | Gerry O'Hara | Gerald Sim, Sylvia Kay, Nadim Sawalha, Lise Hilboldt |
| Palestinian extremists plan on assassinating one of their ministers when information is leaked to them that he is holding secret diplomatic negotiations in London. CI5 needs to find the leak and keep the diplomat's own security team at bay. | ||||||
| 3-07 | 8 December 1979 | 3-02 | Runner | Michael Feeney Callan | Martin Campbell | Michael Kitchen, James Cosmo, Ed Devereaux, Billy Murray, Barbara Kellerman, Forbes Collins, Sean Caffrey, Keith Marsh |
| A breakaway group from a criminal gang wants to start a street war, but its leader has other ideas. | ||||||
| 3-08 | 15 December 1979 | 2-12 | Servant of Two Masters | Douglas Watkinson | Ferdinand Fairfax | Tony Scannell, David de Keyser, Glynn Edwards, John Savident, Will Stampe |
| Has Cowley turned traitor, selling a nerve gas to a foreign dictatorship? | ||||||
Series 4 (1980)
[edit]| Episode # | UK Transmission Date | Production Block | Title | Writer | Director | Guest cast |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4-01 | 7 September 1980 | 3-09 | The Acorn Syndrome | John Kruse | Martin Campbell | Ronald Hines, Michael Craig, Lynda La Plante (billed as Lynda Marchal), Sue Nicholls, Ian Redford, Nigel Humphreys, John Joyce, Charles Pemberton, Christopher Saul |
| The daughter of a government engineer who develops top-secret defence equipment has been kidnapped. In exchange for her life, he must hand over the plans of one of the projects. | ||||||
| 4-02 | 14 September 1980 | 4-02 | Wild Justice | Ranald Graham | Dennis Abey | Llewellyn Rees, Jack McKenzie, Robert Ashby, Sarah Douglas, Larry Lamb, Zig Byfield, Marsha Fitzalan, Tommy Wright, Frances Low |
| A psychologist tries to convince CI5 that Bodie's mental state is putting both him and CI5 at risk. | ||||||
| 4-03 | 21 September 1980 | 3-08 | Fugitive | Gerry O'Hara | Dennis Lewiston | Brigitte Kahn, Michael Byrne, Vickery Turner, Paul Antrim, Conrad Asquith, Tony Sibbald, Tania Rogers |
| A terrorist group kills a CIA agent working in London. CI5 tries to set up a fake arms deal with the group. | ||||||
| 4-04 | 28 September 1980 | 3-13 | Involvement | Brian Clemens | Chris Burt | Patricia Hodge, William Russell, Christopher Guard, Peter Burton, Kirstie Pooley, Philip Anthony |
| Is the girl Doyle wants to marry involved with drug smuggling? | ||||||
| 4-05 | 5 October 1980 | 3-06 | Need to Know | Brian Clemens | William Brayne | Simon Oates, Tom Georgeson, Yuri Borienko, Patrick O'Connell, Norman Jones, Kristopher Kum, Nigel Miles-Thomas |
| A former colleague of Cowley's is arrested for being a double agent; the CI5 chief is thus implicated in treachery. | ||||||
| 4-06 | 12 October 1980 | 3-12 | Take Away | Roger Marshall | Douglas Camfield | Chai Lee, John Forgeham, Sharon Duce, Pik-Sen Lim, Arnold Lee, Gertan Klauber, James Marcus, George Little, Andy Ho, Vincent Wong, Rex Wei, Peta Bernard, Kenneth Watson |
| Innocent Chinese people are being used as heroin traffickers. CI5 joins with Hong Kong police to uncover the truth. | ||||||
| 4-07 | 19 October 1980 | 4-03 | Black Out | Brian Clemens | William Brayne | Linda Hayden, Ben Cross, John Arnatt, Gareth Armstrong, Louis Mahoney |
| The only clue to a terrorist attack is a girl with amnesia. | ||||||
| 4-08 | 26 October 1980 | 4-05 | Blood Sports | Gerry O'Hara | Phil Méheux | Michelle Newell, Yves Beneyton, Jonathon Morris, Pierce Brosnan, Ruby Wax, Harry Towb, Leonard Trolley, Gerald Martin, Oliver Smith |
| CI5 steps in to protect the daughter of a South American president after her brother is murdered. | ||||||
| 4-09 | 2 November 1980 | 3-10 | Slush Fund | Roger Marshall | William Brayne | David Swift, Jeremy Young, Stuart Wilson, Lynda Bellingham, Victoria Burgoyne, Timothy Carlton, Chris Sullivan |
| A reporter has a scoop on a new fighter aircraft being a deathtrap, and when this knowledge is discovered, becomes the target of several countries' officials. | ||||||
| 4-10 | 9 November 1980 | 4-01 | The Gun | Christopher Wicking | Dennis Lewiston | Celia Gregory, Sylvestra Le Touzel, David John, Nigel Pegram |
| A drug pusher murders an addict. His hastily discarded gun is soon found by a young boy. The pusher must get to the boy before the drug barons do. | ||||||
| 4-11 | 30 November 1980 | 4-06 | Hijack | Roger Marshall | Martin Campbell | Denis Lill, Stephen Yardley, Jill Baker, Rachel Davies, Mark Eden, Robert Rietti, Vic Tablian, Lloyd McGuire, James Snell, Nicholas Donnelly, Dave King |
| CI5 investigates the theft of silver bullion imported from behind the Iron Curtain. | ||||||
| 4-12 | 7 December 1980 | 3-05 | Mixed Doubles | Brian Clemens | Roger Tucker | Michael Coles, Ian McCulloch, Nickolas Grace, Walter Randall, Mark Wingett, Bill McGuirk, John Barrard, Paul Herzberg, Clifford Earl |
| A foreign official is visiting, so Bodie and Doyle receive special training to protect him. Meanwhile, two hit-men are being trained to murder him..... | ||||||
| 4-13 | 14 December 1980 | 3-11 | Weekend in the Country | Gerry O'Hara | James Allen | Bryan Pringle, Brian Croucher, Ray Burdis, Louisa Rix, Sarah Lawson, Susan Wooldridge, Jacqueline Reddin, Brian Hawksley, Peter Hill, Pat Gorman |
| One weekend, when the agents are off-duty and out of the city, fugitive criminals capture the unarmed Bodie and Doyle along with their girlfriends. | ||||||
| 4-14 | 20 December 1980 | 4-08 | Kickback | Stephen Lister | Ian Sharp | Norman Eshley, Roy Purcell, James Faulkner, Marc Boyle, Ian Fairbairn, Ben Howard, Valentino Musetti, Meg Davies |
| Bodie teams up with his old SAS partner Keller to infiltrate an Italian terrorist group. They fake an assassination, but Keller has an alternative agenda. | ||||||
| 4-15 | 27 December 1980 | 4-04 | It's Only a Beautiful Picture... | Edmund Ward | Dennis Lewiston | Moray Watson, Neil McCarthy, Prunella Gee, Jonathan Newth, Hugh Morton, Antony Carrick, Charmian May, Peter Rutherford, Jo Rowbottom, Stephen Churchett |
| A gang is exporting rare antiques and top-secret industrial equipment, using the ignorance of Customs and Excise in foreign countries. CI5 decides to set a trap. | ||||||
Series 5 (1982–1983)
[edit]| Episode # | UK Transmission Date | Production Block | Title | Writer | Director | Guest cast |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5-01 | 7 November 1982 | 4-10 | Foxhole on the Roof | Brian Clemens | William Brayne | Ron Pember, Karl Howman, Stanley Meadows, Roderic Leigh[2] |
| A newly released convict plans to make a fortune by holding a hospital's post-operative ward to ransom, bungled by ex-RAF officer Dunston. | ||||||
| 5-02 | 14 November 1982 | 4-12 | Operation Susie | Ranald Graham | Ian Sharp | Alice Krige, Harold Innocent, Alexander Davion, John Line, Don McKillop, George Raistrick, Bernard Finch |
| Government department MI17 tries to cover up its bungled drugs raid involving South American nationalists. | ||||||
| 5-03 | 21 November 1982 | 4-07 | You'll Be All Right | Gerry O'Hara | John Crome | Malcolm Storry, Derrick O'Connor, Derek Francis, Hazel McBride, Shirley Dixon, Sally Faulkner, Joanne Bell, Graeme Eton |
| A criminal gang leader is in hiding, and his family are threatened. He offers to surrender himself if CI5 protects his family and flushes out the person threatening them. | ||||||
| 5-04 | 28 November 1982 | 5-03 | Lawson's Last Stand | Ranald Graham | Ian Sharp | Michael Culver, Stephen Greif, Michael Angelis, Helen Cherry, John Hallam, Prentis Hancock, Donald Pickering, Max Harvey, Allan Mitchell, Roger Nott, Derek Lyons, Ralph Morse |
| A mentally unstable army officer has disappeared, taking NATO secrets with him. | ||||||
| 5-05 | 5 December 1982 | 4-09 | Discovered in a Graveyard | Christopher Wicking | Anthony Simmons | David Yip, Philip Latham, Derek Waring, Megumi Shimanuki, Richard Moore, Owen Holder, Rayner Bourton, Toni Kanal, Vincent Wong, Rex Wei, Heather Emmanuel |
| The campaign against a much-hated oriental leader has spilt over into London. CI5 intervenes, and Doyle is shot in revenge. While having a life-saving operation, Doyle has to decide whether to live or die. | ||||||
| 5-06 | 12 December 1982 | 5-05 | Spy Probe | Tony Barwick | Dennis Abey | Barry Stanton, Patrick Ryecart, Paul Daneman, Joyce Grant, Graham Crowden, Nick Stringer, John Hart Dyke |
| A mysterious organisation assassinates seemingly innocent 'nobodies'. Bodie and Doyle infiltrate and investigate. | ||||||
| 5-07 | 9 January 1983 | 5-01 | Cry Wolf | Paul Wheeler | Phil Méheux | Sheila Ruskin, Rona Anderson, Alan MacNaughtan, David Neal, Ian Bartholomew, Timothy Block, Rex Robinson, Aimée Delamain, Rob Heyland |
| A young lady claims to be continually harassed, and her local constabulary claim she is crying wolf. | ||||||
| 5-08 | 16 January 1983 | 4-13 | The Untouchables | Brian Clemens | William Brayne | Keith Washington, John Junkin, Robert Flemyng, Joseph Marcell, Nick Brimble, Marilyn Galsworthy, Vicki Michelle, Ramsay Williams, Imogen Bickford-Smith |
| Bodie loses in a private poker game and is indebted to a foreign diplomat. In order to clear what he owes, Bodie must give the diplomat CI5's secrets. | ||||||
| 5-09 | 23 January 1983 | 4-11 | The Ojuka Situation | Dave Humphries | Christopher King | Clarke Peters, Geoffrey Palmer, Shope Shodeinde, Charles Dance, Al Matthews, Colin McCormack, Harry Fowler |
| The British government want to help Hakim Ojuka, the overthrown leader of an African state, reclaim his country from the rebels that overthrew him. CI5 takes him into its protection, but Cowley's watertight security is leaking, and Ojuka's enemies are on his tail. | ||||||
| 5-10 | 30 January 1983 | 5-02 | A Man Called Quinn | Tony Barwick | Horace Ové | Del Henney, Steven Berkoff, Bernard Archard, Peter Howell, John Owens, Linal Haft |
| Former secret service agent Quinn is on the run from an asylum, deranged by years of torture by the KGB. He seeks revenge by killing his former SIS comrades. | ||||||
| 5-11 | 6 February 1983 | 5-04 | No Stone | Roger Marshall | Chris Burt | Sarah Neville, John Wheatley, Godfrey James, Briony McRoberts, Chrissie Cotterill, Simon Dutton, Michael Praed, Seymour Green, Brian Miller, Milton Johns |
| A girl rebels against her wealthy background and British justice, claiming they are corrupt. With the help of a sympathetic lawyer, she plans the destruction of legal establishments in London. CI5 intervenes to stop this terror, and becomes collateral damage. | ||||||
References
[edit]- ^ Pixley, Andrew. The Professionals Viewing Notes Network 2014-2016 [Paperback books included with Blu-ray editions]
- ^ www.tv.com