The Best Episodes of Coronet Blue Season 1

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   #1 - A Time to Be Born

   S1:E15/29/1967

   Very nearly a time to die, but that could happen.

   Director:Paul Bogart

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:Paul Bogart

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   #2 - The Assassins

   S1:E26/12/1967

   ""The mask with which you have favored us.""

   Director:Lamont Johnson

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:Lamont Johnson

   Writer:Unknown
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   #3 - The Rebels

   S1:E36/19/1967

   Another perspective on the round-dance of obliquity.

   Director:Sam Wanamaker

   Writer:Robert Van Scoyk

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   Director:Sam Wanamaker

   Writer:Robert Van Scoyk
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   #4 - A Dozen Demons

   S1:E46/3/1967

   After being shot, Alden finds himself at a monastery, where a monk befriends him. Noticing a stained glass window of St. Anthony resembles him closely, they set out to find the artist who did it.

   Director:David Greene

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:David Greene

   Writer:Unknown
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   #5 - Faces

   S1:E57/10/1967

   How they evanesce and plunge into memory.

   Director:Robert Stevens

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:Robert Stevens

   Writer:Unknown
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   #6 - Man Running

   S1:E67/17/1967

   Game... after game—in the games... Alden gets between a revolutionary and the reaction.

   Director:Sam Wanamaker

   Writer:Art Wallace

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   Director:Sam Wanamaker

   Writer:Art Wallace
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   #7 - A Charade for Murder

   S1:E77/24/1967

   Anthony is lured to a strange apartment by a naval officer, where he finds a girl in a harem costume. Later he's accused of murdering the officer by the police when his body is found in a room where his finger prints are found.

   Director:Unknown

   Writer:Unknown

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   #8 - Saturday

   S1:E87/31/1967

   ""from midnight to midnight no weeping""

   Director:David Greene

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:David Greene

   Writer:Unknown
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   #9 - Presence of Evil

   S1:E98/7/1967

   A reluctant girl is used as a medium in a magic act, and a blue coronet is part of her costume. This intrigues Mike and Tony, who find the magician a strange and probably psychotic devil worshiper who won't let the girl go.

   Director:Sam Wanamaker

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:Sam Wanamaker

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    #10 - Six Months to Mars

    S1:E108/14/1967

    Feds want to exploit Alden's amnesia for simulating a mission to Mars. Brainwashed, he and a partner are placed into a drug-induced simulator. His partner's breakdown aborts the mission, just as Michael begins to remember parts of his past.

    Director:David Greene

    Writer:Unknown

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    Director:David Greene

    Writer:Unknown
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    #11 - The Flip Side of Timmy Devon

    S1:E119/4/1967

    Alden hears a pop tune on the radio, supposedly from a dead singer, yet never released until that moment-but he somehow knows the lyrics already, and surmises that he had to have been present at the recording session. Tony joins him as they pressure the dead star's producer for information.

    Director:David Greene

    Writer:Unknown

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    Director:David Greene

    Writer:Unknown