Return of The Saint - Episodes

Episodes

Episode # Original Air Date (UK) Episode Title Guest cast
1-01
 10 September 1978 The Judas Game Judy Geeson, Maurice Roëves, Olga Karlatos, Moray Watson, Mona Bruce
1-02
 17 September 1978 The Nightmare Man Joss Ackland, Moira Redmond, John Bennett, Norman Eshley, Zienia Merton, John Bailey, Roy Evans, Ève Karpf
1-03
 24 September 1978 Duel in Venice Cathryn Harrison, Maurice Colbourne, Carole André
1-04
 1 October 1978 One Black September Prunella Gee, Garrick Hagon, Aubrey Morris, Stephen Greif, Nadim Sawalha, Martin Benson, Ron Tarr, June Bolton
1-05
 8 October 1978 The Village That Sold its Soul Giancarlo Prete, Maurice Denham, Tony Calvin
1-06
 15 October 1978 Assault Force Kate O'Mara, Burt Kwouk, Bryan Marshall, Carolle Rousseau, Norman Bird, Jack McKenzie, Clifford Earl
1-07
 22 October 1978 Yesterday's Hero Ian Hendry, Annette Andre, Gerald Flood, Tony Steedman, Norman Eshley, John Rolfe, Tony Vogel, Charles Pemberton
1-08
 29 October 1978 The Poppy Chain Jenny Hanley, Laurence Naismith, Gregoire Aslan, Christopher Timothy, Anton Phillips, Kim Fortune, Jonathan Burn
1-09
 5 November 1978 The Arrangement Carolyn Seymour, Sarah Douglas, Michael Medwin, Ian McCulloch, Donald Pickering, Peter Burton, David Healy, Reg Lye, Sandra Dickinson, Edmund Pegge
1-10
 12 November 1978 The Armageddon Alternative George Cole, Anouska Hempel, Donald Houston, Gordon Gostelow, Frank Gatliff, Ian Collier
1-11
 19 November 1978 The Imprudent Professor Catherine Schell, Susan Penhaligon, Anthony Steel, Godfrey James, Richard LeParmentier, Peter Childs, Bill Simpson, John Moreno
1-12
 26 November 1978 Signal Stop Ciaran Madden, Frederick Jaeger, Ian Cullen, Brian Glover, Sabina Franklyn, Ralph Arliss, Heather Wright, Royston Tickner, George Sweeney, Kevin Selway
1-13
 3 December 1978 The Roman Touch Kim Goody, Laurence Luckinbull, Linda Thorson
1-14
 10 December 1978 Tower Bridge is Falling Down John Woodvine, Alfie Bass, Fiona Curzon, Paul Maxwell, Jacki Piper, Alan Browning, Neil Hallett, Sally Lahee
1-15
 17 December 1978 The Debt Collectors Mary Tamm, Diane Keen, Anton Rodgers, Neil McCarthy, Geoffrey Keen, Esmond Knight
1-16
 7 January 1979 Collision Course Part I: The Brave Goose Gayle Hunnicutt, Stratford Johns, Derren Nesbitt, Prentis Hancock, Cyril Luckham, Michelle Newell, Edward Brayshaw, John Hallam, Michael Robbins
1-17
 14 January 1979 Collision Course Part II: The Sixth Man Gayle Hunnicutt, Stratford Johns, Derren Nesbitt, Prentis Hancock, Cyril Luckham, Michelle Newell, Edward Brayshaw, John Hallam
1-18
 21 January 1979 Hot Run Rula Lenska, Barry Andrews, Struan Rodger, Lorraine De Selle
1-19
 28 January 1979 Murder Cartel Britt Ekland, Helmut Berger, Marne Maitland
1-20
 4 February 1979 The Obono Affair Thomas Baptiste, Jack Hedley, Derek Newark, Robert Gillespie, Jerome Willis
1-21
 11 February 1979 Vicious Circle Tessa Wyatt, Mel Ferrer, Elsa Martinelli
1-22
 25 February 1979 Dragonseed Annamaria Macchi, Sam Wanamaker, Paolo Malco, Shane Rimmer, Greta Vaillant
1-23
 4 March 1979 Appointment in Florence Stuart Wilson, James Aubrey, Carla Romanelli
1-24
 11 March 1979 The Diplomat's Daughter Lyn Dalby, Karl Held, Murray Head, David Garth

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