1966

MAN FROM THE DEAD
Written by Stanley Greenberg
Directed by Pat Jackson

RICHARD  BRADFORD  (McGill); JOHN BARRIE (Harry Thyssen); LIONEL MURTON  (Coughlin);
ANGELA BROWNE  (Rachel Thyssen); STUART DAMON  (Williams); FABIA DRAKE  (Receptionist)
TIMOTHY BATESON  (Pfeiffer); DANDY NICHOLS  (Landlady); DAVID NETTHEIM  (Leader);
GERRY WAIN  (Cap); ARTHUR HOWELL  (Moustache); CLIFFORD EARL  (Policeman);
FRED HAGGERTY  (Agent)

Harry Thyssen has been supposedly dead for six years, but his daughter Rachel, sees him in a London street. McGill sees the story in the newspaper, and contacts Rachel. Harry was his boss in the CIA before he was thrown out. He is the only man who can clear McGill’s name. Despite being tailed by agents from both East and West, McGill is desperate to find Harry, as he knows that this may be his only chance to salvage his reputation.

ALL  THAT  GLITTERS
Written by Stanley Greenberg
Directed by Herbert Wise

RICHARD BRADFORD  (McGill); MICHAEL GOODLIFFE  (Michael Hornsby); BARBARA SHELLEY  (Dolores Hornsby); ERIC THOMPSON  (George); DUNCAN LAMONT  (Tommy); NORMAN WYNNE  (Mason);
DOROTHY EDWARDS  (Mrs  Hart) EDWARD UNDERDOWN  (Rankin); DEREK NEWARK  (Rudy);
ALAN BAULCH  (Steve); PETER BENNET  (Doctor) KEVIN STONEY  (Barman); DICKIE OWEN  (Sgt  Jones);
LARRY CROSS  (General  Denmeyer); KATHLEEN ST JOHN  (Dowager)

A young boy is kidnapped for ransom from an English village. The boy’s father is a wealthy businessman living in London. As the son is a result of an affair, he is desperate that his wife doesn’t find out. He hires McGill to find the boy. When he arrives in the village, McGill finds the locals unfriendly and uncooperative with a total stranger, who they feel has no right to interfere in their business.

SWEET SUE
Written by Philip Broadley
Directed by Robert Tronson

RICHARD BRADFORD (McGill); JUDY GEESON  (Sue); GEORGE A. COOPER  (Mr Mandel); DAVID COLE  (Charles); PETER BLYTHE  (Colin); JACQUELINE PEARCE  (Miss Brown); TERENCE DONOVAN  (Brent); IAN McCULLOCH  (Kemp); LEWIS TEASDALE  (Waiter);
JOHN CLIVE  (Clerk)

McGill is hired by a wealthy businessman Mr Mandel who is having trouble controlling his daughter. She is fast becoming a playgirl and is associating with a couple of con men. But the two men take things a little too far when they steal $20,000 from the safe in her father’s villa. McGill's task is to try and expose the con men to the daughter.

THE BRIDGE
Written by Robert Muller
Directed by Pat Jackson

RICHARD BRADFORD  (McGill); RODNEY BEWES  (Tim Gormond); BILL OWEN   (Lord Gormond);
JANE MERROW   (Annabelle Fenchurch); SIMON WILLIAMS   (Le Strange);
ANTHONY NICHOLLS  (Sir Walter Fenchurch); MICHAEL CULVER  (Danny Martin);
MAUREEN PRYOR  (Lady Gormond); PETER BIRREL  (Rossiter); JUDITH ARTHY  (Model Girl);
CHRISTOPHER COLL  (2nd  Yobbo)

Lord Gormond hires McGill to keep an eye on his son Tim, who seems determined to kill himself. Tim blames himself because his best friend Danny Martin, who after a heavy drinking session, fell to his death off the Albert Bridge. McGill digs deeper and finds out that there was a cover up over Danny’s death.

FIND  THE  LADY
Written by Philip  Broadley
Directed by Robert  Tronson

RICHARD BRADFORD McGill; PATRICK CARGILL Commandante; MAXWELL SHAW  Giulio; JEANNE ROLAND  Francesca; JOHN GARRIE  Mori; ROBERT RIETTY  Insurance  Executive; NORMA FOSTER   Angela; CLIVE CAZES  Giuseppe; GUIDO ADORNI  Barman;
CARLOS DOUGLAS  Receptionist

During a jewellery robbery in Rome, the owner disturbs the burglar and is killed. McGill arrives in Rome shortly afterwards and is visited by local informer Mori, who knows who did it. McGill goes to the insurance company and asks for a reward if he recovers the jewels. Mori approaches the thief, with a deal to buy them. At their meeting, McGill accidentally blows Mori's cover, and the thief escapes having already handed over the jewels. Later, after being hunted down by the thief Mori refuses to tell him where he has hidden them, and is killed. Now believing that McGill is the only one who knows where they are hidden, the thief sets out after him.

BRAINWASH
Written  by Francis Megahy & Bernie Cooper
Directed  by Charles Crichton

RICHARD  BRADFORD (McGill); COLIN BLAKELY (John); HOWARD MARION CRAWFORD (Col. Davies)
SUZAN FARMER (Judy); EDRIC CONNOR (Dr. Gwabe); BILL BRANDON (First Guard)
GEORGE LEECH (Second Guard)

McGill is lured to the country, by the offer of a job. When he arrives he is drugged and held prisoner by a deposed President of a small African country, who blames McGill for his downfall. Despite his pleas of innocence, he is tortured by his captors who will stop at nothing to get him to sign a confession.

THE GIRL WHO NEVER WAS
Written by Donald Jonson
Directed by Robert Tronson

An ex-soldier contacts an art dealer claiming he will reveal the whereabouts of a valuable missing painting for the right price. Unwilling to pay for the information, the dealer hires McGill to follow the soldier and get to the painting first.

VARIATION ON A MILLION BUCKS (part 1)
Written by Stanley R Greenberg
Directed by Pat Jackson

Max Stein, a Russian friend of McGill, has stolen a million dollars and hidden it in a safety deposit box in a Lisbon bank. Max is shot by someone who is after the money. Before he dies, he tells McGill where he has hidden the key to the box. With agents from both the East and the West after him, McGill makes arrangements to go to Lisbon.

VARIATION ON A MILLION BUCKS (part 2)
Written by Stanley R Greenberg
Directed by Robert Tronson

McGill travels to Portugal on a freighter, using false identity papers. Whilst on board,  he is wounded by a group of sailors. On arrival in Lisbon,  he is put in contact with a local girl who patches him up. He recovers the money from the bank, but when he comes out, he is surrounded by American agents.

1967

DAY OF EXECUTION
Written by Philip Broadley
Directed by Charles Crichton

McGill is delivered a death threat addressed to Mariocki. He ignores it until he receives threatening phone calls, and a wreath containing a message telling him he is to die at midnight. Rapidly running out of time, he has to find a way to escape his unknown assassins.