Episodes
| № | Title | First aired: |
|---|---|---|
| BC-1 | "The Scientist" | 1973·Sep·08 |
| BC-2 | "The Counterfeiters" | 1973·Sep·15 |
| BC-3 | "One of Our Ships Is Missing" | 1973·Sep·22 |
| BC-4 | "Double Trouble" | 1973·Sep·29 |
| BC-5 | "The Pearl Caper" | 1973·Oct·06 |
| BC-6 | "The Gold Caper" | 1973·Oct·13 |
| BC-7 | "Road Racers" | 1973·Oct·20 |
| BC-8 | "Hong Kong Story" | 1973·Oct·27 |
| BC-9 | "Operation G-Minus" | 1973·Nov·03 |
| BC-10 | "Orient Express" | 1973·Nov·10 |
| BC-11 | "The Parrot Caper" | 1973·Nov·17 |
| BC-12 | "The Super Sub" | 1973·Nov·24 |
| BC-13 | "The Haunted Castle" | 1973·Dec·01 |
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