Episodes and Guest Stars
Episodes and notable guest stars include:
- "Station Break" (Eva Gabor and Tyler McVey)
- "Dossier" (Edgar Bergen)
- "The Moment of Truth" (Nehemiah Persoff and Jack Warden)
- "The Unknown Town" (Michael J. Pollard)
- "The Man with Triangle Heads"
- "The Assassin" (John McGiver)
- "The Man Who Got Away" (Arlene Francis)
- "The Emerald Curtain"
- "The Temple of the Swinging Doll" (Viveca Lindfors, Clu Gulager, and Sterling Holloway)
- "The Final Dream"
- "Thin Ice" (Peter Lorre, Brett Halsey, and Alan Young)
- "Operation Ramrod" (Ray Anthony)
- "The Judas Goat" (Frank Dekova)
- "The Search for Edvard Stoyan" (Martin Balsam)
Two additional episodes, "A Shot in the Dark" (Neile Adams and Joanna Cook Moore) and "Counterfeit" (Cesar Romero), were unaired.
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