2nd season (1984 - 1985)
To Catch a Mongoose (airdate: Oct. 1, 1984)
Amanda is sent to London when an old high-school friend, Conrad "Connie" Barnhill, is suspected of being a murderer labeled as the "Mongoose." This homicidal killer leaves a calling card at the scene of his crimes with the Mongoose written on it. Amanda tries throughout the entire episode to convince Lee that Mr. Barnhill is not the killer. Near the very end of the show, Amanda is kidnapped by the real Mongoose, forcing Lee on a chase through a foreign country. The episode was filmed in London, England.

Guest Cast: Stephen Davies (Conrad Barnhill), Geoffrey Whitehead (The Mongoose), John Forbes-Robertson (Keaton), Harry Fowler (Alby), Haydn Wood (Scottland Yard Man)
Writer: Mark Lisson & Bill Foerhlich & Stephen Hattman
Director: Rod Holcomb

The Times They Are A Changin' (airdate: Oct. 8, 1984)
The Agency sends Amanda to Munich to contact an American expatriate who is in contact with a German terrorist organization.

Guest Cast: Simon Callow (Haddy Kemp), Sky Dumont (Baron Von Eiger), Kevork Malikyan (Ortiz), Lee Patterson (Matthew Hearns), Kristina Van Eyck (Inga), Elma Karlowa (Baroness)
Writer: Mark Lisson & Bill Frochlich
Director: William Wiard

Double Agent (airdate: Oct. 15, 1984)
A bitter ex-agent threatens Amanda's position when he decides to name names concerning the government's use of amateur spies.

Guest Cast: Steve Eastin (Douglas Harriman), Michael DeLano (Barney Sleece), Kaz Garas (Roland Brooks), Louis Welch (Augie Swann), Arlene Francis (Herself)
Writer: Robert Bielak
Director: John Patterson

The Legend of Das Geisterschloss (airdate: Oct. 22, 1984)
Lee and Amanda follow the drawings of a British agent kidnapped in Austria in order to free her. The episode was filmed ion Austria.

Guest Cast: Jean Stapleton (Lady Emily Farnsworth), Ralph Michael (Dr. Edwin Hanover),  James Cosmo (Dr. Ian McCarren), David Shawyer (Col. Gerhard Metzger), Isa Haller (Marianna)
Writer: Stephen Hattman
Director: Cliff Bole

Charity Begins At Home (airdate: Oct. 29, 1984)
Amanda is the only connection Lee and the Agency have with a very private fund raiser where an wealthy auto collector and his money men are having a meeting.

Guest Cast: Jason Evers (Jerry Perrine), William Jordan (Masterson), Elena Verdugo (Mrs. Coleman), William Smithers (Carling London)
Writer: Rudolph Borchart & Marshall Goldberg
Director: Cliff Bole

Brunettes Are In (airdate: Nov. 12, 1984)
Lee must rescue Amanda from white slavers as they try to recover a microdot that could save agents' lives.

Guest Cast: Robert Pine (Sinclair) Eugene Butler (Rollo) Pobert Pine (Sinclair) Sandra Kearns (Gail Taylor)
Writer: Mark Lisson & Bill Frochlich
Director: Christian I. Nyby II

Our Man In Tegernsee (airdate: Nov. 19, 1984)
Lee searches for an Agency operative in the Bavarian Alps who may be able to clear Amanda after she's arrested in Munich on counterfeiting charges.

Guest Cast: Joris Stuyck (Harry Hollinger), Michael Gothard (Karl Portillo), Stuart Wilson (Lt. Volkenauer), Jonathan Coy (Werner Mueller)
Writer: Juanita Bartlett
Director: William Wiard

Affair At Bromfield Hall (airdate: Nov. 26, 1984)
In London to investigate a security leak, Amanda gets involved with a seedy photographer and a sex scandal.

Guest Cast: John Rhys-Davies (Lord Bromfield), Meg Wynn Owen (Gwyneth), Patrick Drury (Geoffrey), James Warwick (Errol Pridemore), Margery Withers (Margery), Jeremy Young (Ronald Compson), John Forbes-Robertson (Keaton), Jack May
Writer: Juanita Bartlett
Director: William Wiard

A Class Act (airdate: Dec. 3, 1984)
Amanda finally gets to attend an Agency training class, but the curriculum contains an unexpected bonus-Eastern Bloc assassins who have infiltrated the group.

Guest Cast: Pamela Brull (Peggy Marlowe), Joseph Whipp (Vardosk), Louis Schaefer (Dr. Floyd,  Michael G. Hawkins (Gregorian), Kay Tomborg (Lila Adams)

Playing Possum (airdate: Dec. 10, 1984)
Amanda cannot remember a vital clue to the whereabouts of a nuclear device planted in Washington DC by renegade Soviets.

Guest Cast: Milos Kirek (Yuri), John Colicos (Ilya Kreschenko), Kenneth Tigar (Vassily Barkhov),  Paul Mantee (Perry Lunsford)
Writer: Rudolph Borchart
Director: Paul Krasny

The Three Faces of Emily (airdate: Dec. 31, 1984)
British agent Emily Farnsworth returns to help Lee defeat an industrialist using Amanda in his scheme to steal the plans for a US fighter plane.

Guest Cast: Jean Stapleton (Lady Emily Farnsworth), Jeff Osterhage (Garrison), David Knapp (Sydney Whitsett), Randy Brooks (Sykes)
Writer: Stephen Hattman
Director: Ivan Dixon

Ship of Spies (airdate: Jan. 7, 1985)
Lee and Amanda must pose as a couple on a cruise line, to find a missing informant of Lee's who was apparently uncovering something. However the catch is that once they dock on a small island, Lee and Amanda must marry. Aboard the ship of spies, Lee finds. After docking on the island and being married, Lee and Amanda find that silver is being smuggled aboard ship. The smugglers will do anything to save there fortune, include killing husband and wife, Amanda and Lee.

Guest Cast: Corey Rand (Orlando Graves), Andy Romano (Miles Beckwith), Reni Santoni (Emiliano), Gary Wood (Rackam), Marlyn Mason (Jillian Davis)
Writer: Robert Bielak d
Director: Michael Wiatt

Spiderweb (airdate: Jan. 14, 1985)
Lee is flabbergasted when he's assigned to investigate Amanda as the prime suspect in a major security leak at the Agency.

Guest Cast: Mark Tymchyshyn, Dana Elcar (Mitch Larner), Priscilla Morrill (Margaret Brock), Carlos Romero (Julian Zaken), Joan McMurtrey (Rina Alexian)
Writer: Juanita Bartlett & Stephen Hattman
Director: Harry Harris

A Little Sex, a Little Scandal (airdate: Feb. 4, 1985)
Amanda finds herself the center of attention when she is the only witness to the murder of a Congressional aide about to blow open a Senatorial sex scandal.

Guest Cast: Pat Corley (Det. Tuggey), William Joyce (Senator Hoffmeir), Jean Kean (Mrs. Woodrow), Tricia O'Neil (Rita Holden), Jane Sibbett (Shawna)
Writer: Mark Lisson & Bill Frochlich
Director: Vince McEveety

A Relative Situation (airdate: Feb. 11, 1985)
Lee's uncle, a dedicated Air Force colonel, faces a court martial for the deaths of five pilots during maneuvers.

Guest Cast: Arlen Dean Snyder (Colonel Clayton), William Bryant (General Patterson), Gary Bisig (Sergeant Ballard), Mike Vendrell (Lieutenant Mauntel)
Writer: Joan Brooker & Nancy Eddo
Director: Bob Sweeney

Life of the Party (airdate: Feb. 18, 1985)
Amanda and Francine go undercover as maids for a private-party service run by two brothers with mob connections.

Guest Cast: Al Ruscio (Frankie Columbus), Kip Gilman (Vic Burling), Mike Genovese (Paulie), Richard Cox, (Malcolm Burling)
Writer: Stephen Hattman
Director: Will Mackenzie

Odds On a Dead Pigeon (airdate: Feb. 25, 1985)
A parolee seeking revenge against Lee for killing his brother in the line of duty hires a woman to impersonate Amanda and to kill off her fellow agents, including Lee.

Guest Cast: Don Galloway (Larry Credle) Dennis Lipscomb (Gordon Redding) Walker Edmiston (Dr. Medlow)
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Car Wars (airdate: March 11, 1985)
Amanda becomes the object of attention for drug smugglers when she borrows a classic car from a government lot.

Guest Cast: Luke Andreas (Mario), Antony Ponzini (Nick Falcone), Eddie Barth (Gino), Milt Oberman (LaRue)
Writer: Juanita Bartlett
Director: Bob Sweeney

DOA: Delirious On Arrival (airdate: March 18, 1985)
A ruthless arms dealer holds the only antidote for a mind-bending drug he added to Amanda's sandwich.

Guest Cast: Wolf Roth (Hans Retzig), Louis Welch (Augie Swann), David Paymer (Dr. Fronan), David Froman (Diersing), Shirley Anothony (Mrs. Marston)
Writer: Robert Bielak
Director: Winrich Kolbe

You Only Die Twice (airdate: April 1, 1985)
A Houston agent uses Amanda's biography as a background cover and winds up dead in the line of duty.

Guest Cast: Gail Ramsey (Sylvia Sampson), Patti Yasutake, Alan Fudge (Stephen Macey), Gregory Itzin (Paul Cavanaugh), Richard Lynch (Craig Eiger)
Writer: Stephen Hattman & Mark Lisson & Bill Froehlich
Director: Bruce Bilson

Burn Out (airdate: April 8, 1985)
Lee is assigned a desk when he apparently reaches a burn out point, but a former agent turns up with a more interesting proposition.

Guest Cast: John Beck (Peter Brackin), George McDaniel (Jack Harris), Ernie Lively (Travis Wayne)
Writer: Lisa Seidman
Director: Sigmund Neufeld Jr

Murder Between Friends (airdate: May 6, 1985)
Amanda tries to better her lot by taking a job with a security agency, but finds that it's involved in the assassination of an African president.

Guest Cast: James Avery (Nabuti), Nita Talbot (Wilma), Stan Ivar (Byron Jordan), Sam Melville (Glen Tucker), Louis Welch (Augie Swann), Earl Ballinger, Jay Ingram
Writer: Mark Lisson & Bill Froelich
Director: Bob Sweeney

Vigilante Mothers (airdate: May 13, 1985)
Lee's job of shadowing a chemist suspected of stealing a canister of nerve gas from a government lab gets him involved with Amanda's environmental group.

Guest Cast: Linda Carlson (Dr. Ann Mallory) Doris Belack (Mrs. Courtney) Daniel Davis (Robert Castille) Sandy Faison (Jean Kearsley) Terrence McNally (Leonard Fletcher)
Writer: Rudolph Borchert
Director: John Patterson

3rd season (1985 - 1986)
A Lovely Little Affair (airdate: Sep. 23, 1985)
Amanda falls hard for a charming art restorer that Lee suspects is involved with international terrorists.

Guest Cast: Ben Murphy (Allen), Dominique Pinassi (Sophia Vessi), Pierrino Mascarino (Franco Necci), Lucy Lee Flippin (Inez Faber), Bill Sorrells (Wellington), Allan Rich (Murray D. Murray)
Writer: Kathleen Shelley
Director: Harvey Laidman

We're Off to See the Wizard (airdate: Sep. 30, 1985)
Lee is the suspected link between the murder of six female agents, but he thinks the real tie is a burned-out agent he once idolized. We discover how Lee got his codename Scarecrow; he was of a spy network called Oz, which was led by someone codenamed Wizard, and the team also had members codenamed Dorothy and Tin Man.

Guest Cast: Elyssa Davalos (Leslie O'Connor), Stephen Macht (Paul Barnes/The Wizard), Michael Pataki (Serdeych)
Writer: Whitney Wherrett Roberson
Director: James Fargo

Over the Limit (airdate: Oct. 7, 1985)
A Save the Bay spokeswoman is implicated in the murder of a guest speaker at a rally to save the livelihood of fishermen threatened by ruthless businessmen.

Guest Cast: Elyssa Davalos (Leslie O'Connor), Billy Ray Sharkey (Leatherneck), Kim Darby (Elizabeth Sullivan), Kevin McCarthy (Mr. O'Keefe)
Writer: Tom Ropelewski
Director: Alan Cooke

Tail of the Dancing Weasel (airdate: Oct. 14, 1985)
The Agency's founder turns to Amanda for help in retrieving a letter that proves he's not a traitor.

Guest Cast: Frank Bonner (Henry "Buck" O'Connell), Joseph Brutsman (Ephraim Beaman), Art Hindle (Larry Crawford), Howard Duff (Harry V. Thornton), James Cromwell (Gregory), Shirley Anthony (Mrs. Marston)
Writer: George Geiger
Director: Virgil Vogel

Welcome To America, Mr. Brand (airdate: Oct. 21, 1985)
Amanda is assigned to help a visiting British agent who believes that a US organization is at risk from a man he has been watching for several years.

Guest Cast: Raleigh Bond (T.P. Aquinas), David Fox-Brenton (Kenneth Clayton-Dobbs)
Writer: Robert W. Gilmer
Director: Winrich Kolbe

Sour Grapes (airdate: Oct. 28, 1985)
The Agency becomes involved when a case of French wine brought home by a visiting congressman proves to be laced with heroin.

Guest Cast: Molly Hagan (Penny McNeil), Ken Foree, Frank Bonner (Henry O'Connell)
Writer: Lee Maddux
Director: Winrich Kolbe

Utopia Now (airdate: Nov. 4, 1985)
Lee bows to Amanda's scouting experience as they seek the backwoods hideaway of a tax reformer with violence on his mind.

Guest Cast: Dan Lauria (Rogan), William Allan Young (Curt Hollis), Geoffrey Lewis (Peter Sacker), Jack Rader (General Mailor)
Writer: Robert Bielak
Director: Burt Brinckerhoff

Reach For the Sky (airdate: Nov. 11, 1985)
Billy risks his life and his career to prove that a banker friend was killed because of a plot involving electronic fund transfers.

Guest Cast: Raleigh Bond (T.P. Aquinas) Myron Natwick (Dr. Smyth)
Writer: Ron Laundry & Tom Biener
Director: James Frawley

J. Edgar's Ghost (airdate: Nov. 18, 1985)
A lonely Agency librarian is betrayed by her conman lover after she finds what might J. Edgar Hoover's secret files.

Guest Cast: Raymond J. Barry (Capt. Ted Ronson), Dorothy Fielding (Agnes Snow), Bo Hopkins (Nick Cross)
Writer: David Brown
Director: Winrich Kolbe

Flight To Freedom (airdate: Nov. 25, 1985)
A foreign correspondent comes to believe that her fiancé survived an ambush in a Latin American country and is now back in Washington to testify against a diplomat in a Senate subcommittee hearing.

Guest Cast: Nancy Stafford (Colleen Donnelly), Kip Gilman (Bart Stoler), Rick Jason (Ambassador Harcourt), David Orange (Dominic Heck), Ken Sylk (Victor Lantz)
Writer: Barry Gold
Director: James Fargo

The Wrong Way Home (airdate: Dec. 2, 1985)
Amanda's ex calls on her for help when he becomes the prime suspect in the murder of an African prime minister.

Guest Cast: Sam Melville (Joe King), Garrett Morris (Asam Ali Shamba/Prime Minster), Ray Reinhardt (Bryan Foster)
Writer: George Geiger
Director: Winrich Kolbe & Harvey Laidman

Fast Food For Thought (airdate: Dec. 16, 1985)
Lee and Amanda try to track down a poisoned special sauce by posing as prospective buyers for a fast-food franchise.

Guest Cast: Barney Martin (Marvin Metz), Pamela Susan Shoop (Carla Quite), Peter Evans (Barry Metz)
Writer: Robert W. Gilmer
Director: Ron Satlof

One Bear Dances, the Other Doesn't (airdate: Jan. 6, 1986)
It means romance and danger for Dotty when the Agency moves a Russian scientist into Amanda's neighborhood for safekeeping.

Guest Cast: Harold Gould (Andrei Zernov) Gary Bayer (Jake Lawrence) Linden Chiles (Sanderson North)
Writer: Whitney Wherrett Roberson
Director: Sigmund Neufeld Jr

Playing For Keeps (airdate: Jan. 13, 1986)
Lee and Francine act as bodyguards for a tennis player whose VIP father is threatened by communists.

Guest Cast: Jill Carroll (Tina Thompson), Sandra Kronemeyer (Donna Clayton), Kai Wulff (Steckler), James Van Patten (Tony Maskeli)
Writer: Lee Maddux
Director: Harvey Laidman

The Pharoah's Engineer (airdate: Jan. 27, 1986)
Lee and Amnada must get the cooperation of several retirees who once worked on the same top secret project to learn which governmental office faces the current threat of a break-in.

Guest Cast: Ian Wolfe (Rupert Simpson), Ray Wise (Frank Duran), Nedra Volz (Glynis Mendelson), Mary Jackson (Lois Mendelson)
Writer: Jaison Starkes
Director: Kate Jackson

The Triumvirate (airdate: Feb. 10, 1986)
An over payment on Amanda's paycheck leads her to a secret Agency file and three vigilante spies responsible for murdering several foreign agents.

Guest Cast: Billy Vera, Mark Sawyer (Lance Dorn), Jordan Christopher (Ren Lepard), Stephen Elliott (Karl Eagles), Michael Cavanaugh (Gerald Falken)
Writer:  Robert Bielak
Director: James Fargo

The Eyes Have It (airdate: Feb. 17, 1986)
Lee can't rest easy in the hospital until he finds his missing contact lens, which contains a microdot with his secret spy network.

Guest Cast: Gary Lockwood (Dr. Goldberg), Michael McRae (Nathaniel Brody), Judd Omen (Kurt Neumann), Billy Ray Sharkey (Leatherneck)
Writer: Lynne Kelsey
Director: Harvey Laidman

Wrong Number (airdate: March 3, 1986)
In Afghanistan, the Soviets kidnap Francine to trade for an American mathematician Amanda believes has been set up by the KGB.

Guest Cast: Peter Jurasik (Dr. Will Towne/Popovich), Charlie Brill (Jango Hart:), Jamie Cromwell (Gregory)
Writer: David Brown
Director: Burt Brincherhoff

The Boy Who Could Be King (airdate: March 10, 1986)
Billy goes undercover as a jazz musician to find out the connection between a small nation's music king and a boy whose name was found in the pocket of a dead man.

Guest Cast: Joseph Brutsman (Beaman), William Schallert (Ambassador Lester Crowley),  Shirley Anthony (Mrs. Marston)
Writer: Lee Maddux & David Brown
Director: Sidney Hayers

Dead Men Leave No Trails (airdate: March 31, 1986)
Amanda accidentally runs into a terrorist with her car, but needs a violinist's diary to find him again.

Guest Cast: Stanley Kamel (Steven Sallee), Jenny O'Hara (Millicent McDonald), Reid Shelton (Van Kleef), Robert Burgos (Ari), Nancy Boxleitner (IFF Agent-in-Training)
Writer: Whitney Wherrett Roberson
Director: Harvey Laidman

Three Little Spies (airdate: April 7, 1986)
Lee, Amanda and several foreign agents join forces to stop an arms dealer from smuggling nuclear detonators into the Mideast through a rock star's hunger-relief organization.

Guest cast: Ed O'Ross (Isaac Petrovich), James Pax (Chien Chang), Robert Picardo (Randall Skylar), Ann Turkel (Pam Jentry)
Writer:  Tom Chehak
Director: Oz Scott

All the World's a Stage (airdate: May 12, 1986)
Amanda takes a part in a neoabsurdist play to find out why the Soviets are interested in backing it.

Guest Cast: Daniel Davis (Tony Martinet), Faith Ford (Tina Cutler), Billy Ray Sharkey (Leatherneck), Allan Miller (Carl Valentine)
Writer: Richard Raskind
Director: Sidney Hayers

4th season (1987 - 1988)
Stemwinder part 1 (airdate: Sep. 19, 1986)
Lee and Amanda hide their burgeoning relationship from everyone, but their furtiveness has dangerous implications when an embittered KGB agent sets out to frame Lee fir murder and treason, using his beautiful granddaughter as bait. When even Billy begins to question Lees loyalty, Amanda is the only one he can trust.

Guest Cast:  Karen Kopins (Sonja Chenko), Rodney Saulsberry (Brian), Vladimir Skomarovsky (Aleksei Makarov), Al Ruscio (Rostov), George Coe (Dr. Quidd)
Writer: Robert W. Gilmer and George Geiger
Director: Burt Brinckerhoff

Stemwinder part 2 (airdate: Sep. 26, 1986)
Lee and Amanda go into hiding when they learn that they are suspected of collusion with the Soviets and that an Agency team is looking for them.

Guest Cast: Karen Kopins (Sonja Chenko), Vladimir Skomarovsky (Aleksei Makarov), Al Ruscio (Rostov), George Coe (Dr. Quidd)
Writer: Robert W. Gilmer and George Geiger
Director: Burt Brinckerhoff

Unfinished Business (airdate: Oct. 3, 1986)
A current plot to assassinate a foreign dignitary uncovers past rumors that Lee's parents were double agents.

Guest Cast: Wendie Malick (Jennie Stetson), Michael Durrell (Thomas Blackthorne)
Writer: Lynne Kelsey
Director: Kate Jackson

 

No Thanks For the Memories (airdate: Oct. 10, 1986)
Amanda finds a frightened Soviet defector hiding in her son's tree house, and the man claims he was smuggled into the country by the KGB to knock the US strategic-command system.

Guest Cast: Joseph Brutsman (Ephraim Beaman), Judith Durand (Jessup), David Gamburg (Lvov), Kyle T. Heffner (Sasha), Kyle-Scott Jackson (Kiroy), Allan Kolman (Zhmed Doorlof), Lance Roberts (Courier), Ian Ruskin (Tolst), Alan Toy (Pat Danley), Alan Woolf (Dimitri)
Writer: Lee Maddux
Director: Harvey Laidman

 It's In the Water (airdate: Oct. 17, 1986)
A former friend of Amanda's seeks her help when both the Agency and a terrorist become interested in him after he taps into the water filtration plans for the capital.

Guest Cast: Paddi Edwards (Mrs. Davis), Patti Yasutake (Field Reporter), Gary Frank (Carmine Davis)
Writer: Tom Chehak
Director: Harvey Laidman

Night Crawler (airdate: Oct. 31, 1986)
Lee's future plans are disrupted when Arab terrorists kidnap Amanda and try to trade her to the Libyans.

Guest Cast: George Coe (Dr. Quidd), Wortham Krimmer (Addi Birol), Maria Mayenzet (Mara Petrak), Alex Henteloff (Yusef El-Kebir)
Writer: George Geiger
Director: Harvey Laidman

Billy's Lost Weekend (airdate: Nov. 7, 1986)
Lee and Amanda try to help Billy reconstruct a lost weekend that might have led to his compromising agents operating in a small African country.

Guest Cast: Nancy Kulp (Dr. Claudia Joyce), Roger Aaron Brown (Rashidi), Tom Dahlgren (Randy), Dennis Haysbert (Kimambo), Michele Lamar Richards (Lanni Jeans)
Writer: Tom Chehak
Director: Christopher Hibler

Photo Finish (airdate: Nov. 14, 1986)
Amanda is suspended after a smear campaign by another spy reveals that she once took part in some anti-American demonstrations.

Guest Cast: Richard Herd (Jake Williamson), MacKenzie Allen (Dutch Adams), Joseph Brutsman (Beaman)
Writer: David Brown
Director: Cliff Bole

The Man Who Died Twice (airdate: Nov. 21, 1986)
While pondering the effects their marriage could have on Amanda's family, Lee must deal with the apparent suicide of his top Vietnamese contact.

Guest Cast: Irene Yah-Ling Sun (Tranh Sen), Le Tuan (Khai), Aki Aleong (Diem), Raleigh Bond (T.P. Aquinas), Myron Natwick (Dr. Smyth)
Writer: Cynthia Benjamin
Director: Sidney Hayers

Need To Know (airdate: Dec. 5, 1986)
Lee joins a reporter in investigating a newspaper publisher with apparent ties to a Romanian agent and US strategic metals.

Guest Cast: Michelle Hart (Officer Edwards), Erik Helland (Nick), Josef Sommer (Raoul Nesbitt)
Writer: Nancy Eddo & Joan Brooker
Director: Dennis C. Duckwall

Santa's Got a Brand New Bag (airdate: Dec. 19, 1986)
As a Christmas present, a disgruntled toy designer gives Lee information about a toy factory that masks sophisticated weapons development.

Guest Cast: Lyman Ward (Maxwell Falcon), Raleigh Bond (T.P. Aquinas), Joseph Brutsman (Beaman), Sam Melville (Joe King), Myron Natwick (Dr. Smyth), Reiner Schöne (Roger Ingle), Billy Ray Sharkey (Leatherneck)
Writer: Lloyd Pye
Director: Sidney Hayers

Any Number Can Play (airdate: Jan. 2, 1987)
Dotty learns that her new sweetheart is posing as a CIA agent caught in a blackmailing scheme when Amanda and the agency become interested in him.

Guest Cast: Tony Ganios (Simons), Lawrence Dobkin (Eddinger), Steve Eastin (Senator Castleton), Barry Sattels (Miles Trent), James Noble (Harry Beaumont)
Writer: Lynne Kelsey
Director: Harvey Laidman

Promises To Keep (airdate: Jan. 9, 1987)
The DEA reveals that Lee's friend, T.P. Aquinas, is connected to a major drug kingpin they're investigating.

Guest Cast: Dan Lauria (Foster), Raleigh Bond (T.P. Aquinas), Nancy Penoyer (Mrs. Aquinas), J.Michael Flynn (DEA Agent Burt Walker), Myron Natwick (Dr. Smyth), John Vernon (Donald Jordan)
Writer: David Brown & Lynne Kelsey & Lee Maddux,
Director: Sidney Hayers

Rumors of My Death (airdate: Jan. 23, 1987)
Lee picks up the trail of a black marketeer selling illegal passports after a body is found at a building site bearing identification as Lee Stetson.

Guest Cast: Robin Curtis (Alice Trask Babcock), Sam Melville (Joe King), Beau Starr (Ron Trask)
Writer: Tom Chehak
Director: Burt Brinckerhoff

Bad Timing (airdate: Feb. 6, 1987)
The Soviets inject Lee with a "doomsday" virus that gives him only 72 hours to live, and the agency scrambles to save him.

Guest Cast: Harry Townes (Dr. Karl Kelford), John Lehne (Col. Thomas McJohn), Andrew Divoff (Russian Guard)
Writer: Robert W. Gilmer
Director: Harry Mastrogeorge

Do You Take This Spy? (airdate: Feb. 13, 1987)
Lee and Amanda find their long-awaited secret wedding ceremony jeopardized by an art theft case with a culprit who poses a most personal threat.

Guest Cast: Nick Grant:James Heasley
Felicia McMasters:Nana Visitor
McMasters,Sr.:William Prince
Jason:Dennis Howard
Big Tony:Pierrino Mascarino
Tagsworth:Richard Paul
Writer: Robert W. Gilmer & Tom Chehak & George Geiger,
Director: Burt Brinckerhoff

Mission of Gold (airdate: Feb. 20, 1987)
During their California honeymoon, Lee and Amanda agree to help a retired marine biologist prove that salvaged doubloons are actually counterfeit.

Guest Cast: Gene Evans (Gus), Henry Jones (Barney), Peter Jason (Brockett), Jordan Christopher (Norton Scott)
Writer: Lynne Kelsey
Director: Dennis C. Duckwall

One Flew East (airdate: Feb. 27, 1987)
Lee and Amanda investigate a retired right-wing agent in connection with the kidnapping of an anti-nuclear activist and poet.

Guest Cast: Michael Higgins (Archibald Mayfield), Jayne Modean (Laura Mayfield), Bruce Fairbairn (Brad Donaldson), Mark Stevens (Sidney Rollins)
 
Writer: David Brown
Director: Sigmund Neufeld, Jr.

All That Glitters (airdate: May 7, 1987)
The Agency asks Lee to relight an old flame, who is very close to the owner of a fabulous jewel collection connected to an Agency security breach.

Guest Cast: Elisa Danton:June Chadwick
General Garrett:Michael Currie
McGill:Suzanne Lederer
Carpenter:Allen Williams
Writer: D.C. Black
Director: Sacha Schneider

Suitable For Framing (airdate: May 14, 1987)
Lee and Francine are stripped of their Agency credentials after they pass secret documents to a youth recruited by the Soviets.

Guest Cast: Harold Sylvester (McCaslin), Michael Fairman (Sergei), John Allen Nelson (Brian/Dubinski)
Writer: Whitney W. Robinson
Director: Harvey Laidman

Matter of Choice (airdate: May 21, 1987)
Lee becomes obsessed with capturing an old enemy who has already killed two agents and plans on selling STEALTH technology to Iran.

Guest Cast: David Haskell (Jonathan Stone), Michael MacRae (Brody), Conroy Gedeon (Dr. Dunleavy)
Writer: David Brown & Lynne Kelsey & Lee Maddux,
Director: Burt Brinckerhoff

The Khrushchev List (airdate: May 28, 1987)
The retired founder of the Agency, Harry Thornton, returns to Washington with a former Soviet courier, Christina Golitsyn, on an apparently impossible mission-find Khrushchev's list of spies that implicates several top government officials.

Guest Cast: Howard Duff (Harry Thornton), Barbara Bain (Christina Golitsyn), Don Hood (Walter Singer), Richard Bakalyan (Meatball Bonfelli), Al Ruscio (Rostov), Andrew Divoff (Russian Soldier), Andrew Masset (Quisguard)
Writer: Lee Maddux
Director: Oz Scott