The Best Episodes of Scarecrow and Mrs. King

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   #1 - The First Time

   S1:E110/3/1983

   Special Agent "Scarecrow" enlists the aide of Amanda King, a divorced mother of two, for assistance in finding a leak in a D.C. organization. Mrs. King is then offered a job with IFF and continues to assist Lee Stetson.

   Directors:Burt Brinckerhoff, Rod Holcomb

   Writers:Brad Buckner, Eugenie Ross-Leming

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   Directors:Burt Brinckerhoff, Rod Holcomb

   Writers:Brad Buckner, Eugenie Ross-Leming
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   #2 - There Goes the Neighborhood

   S1:E210/10/1983

   Lee and Amanda pose as a married couple living in the Betsy Ross Estates as they investigate the supply of weapons to Central America by the areas unsuspecting Connie Beth Girls.

   Director:Rod Holcomb

   Writers:Brad Buckner, Eugenie Ross-Leming

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   Director:Rod Holcomb

   Writers:Brad Buckner, Eugenie Ross-Leming
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   #3 - If Thoughts Could Kill

   S1:E310/17/1983

   A mind control expert messes with Scarecrow, because of he and Billy's routine physical.

   Director:James Frawley

   Writers:Brad Buckner, Eugenie Ross-Leming

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   Director:James Frawley

   Writers:Brad Buckner, Eugenie Ross-Leming
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   #4 - Magic Bus

   S1:E410/24/1983

   Lee and Amanda pursue a survivalist group who intend to use a stolen top-secret assault weapon against an unknown target.

   Director:Michael Vejar

   Writers:Brad Buckner, Eugenie Ross-Leming

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   Director:Michael Vejar

   Writers:Brad Buckner, Eugenie Ross-Leming
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   #5 - The A.C.M. Kid

   S1:E510/31/1983

   A young Russian boy, whom is under Lee and Amanda's guard, is stealing computer codes from the government to pay for the freedom of his parents.

   Director:John Llewellyn Moxey

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:John Llewellyn Moxey

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   #6 - Always Look a Gift Horse in the Mouth

   S1:E611/7/1983

   Lee Stetson and Amanda King are assigned to protect a prince and princess from would-be assassins.

   Director:Corey Allen

   Writer:Peter Lefcourt

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   Director:Corey Allen

   Writer:Peter Lefcourt
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   #7 - Service Above and Beyond

   S1:E711/14/1983

   Amanda poses as a wealthy jet setter to attract the attention of a businessman suspected of selling military secrets.

   Director:James Frawley

   Writer:Peter Lefcourt

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   Director:James Frawley

   Writer:Peter Lefcourt
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   #8 - Saved by the Bells

   S1:E811/28/1983

   The agency refuses a deal when enemy agents kidnap Amanda in hopes for trading her for another agent. Lee takes matters into his own hands and rescues Amanda, however there is hell to pay with IFF, when he rescues her illegally.

   Director:Winrich Kolbe

   Writer:Joel Steiger

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   Director:Winrich Kolbe

   Writer:Joel Steiger
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   #9 - Sudden Death

   S1:E912/5/1983

   Lee and Amanda pose as a football player and a writer to stop the owner of a football team from assassinating the leader of a foreign country.

   Director:Unknown

   Writer:Tom Sawyer

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   Writer:Tom Sawyer
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    #10 - The Long Christmas Eve

    S1:E1012/19/1983

    On Christmas Eve, Lee and Amanda must find a former Agent, who is threatening to expose the current IFF Agents.

    Director:James Frawley

    Writer:Peter Lefcourt

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    Director:James Frawley

    Writer:Peter Lefcourt
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    #11 - Remembrance of Things Past

    S1:E111/9/1984

    Lee is passed a note, just like other agents received before their murder.

    Director:Sigmund Neufeld Jr.

    Writers:Brad Buckner, Eugenie Ross-Leming

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    Director:Sigmund Neufeld Jr.

    Writers:Brad Buckner, Eugenie Ross-Leming
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    #12 - Lost and Found

    S1:E121/16/1984

    Amanda and Lee are asked to arrange a new identity for an old flame of Lee's and her husband, making a very uncomfortable situation for Scarecrow and Mrs. King.

    Director:James Frawley

    Writers:Brad Buckner, Eugenie Ross-Leming

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    Director:James Frawley

    Writers:Brad Buckner, Eugenie Ross-Leming
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    #13 - I Am Not Now, Nor Have I Ever Been... a Spy

    S1:E131/30/1984

    Amanda has amnesia after being kidnapped by assasins, and she no longer remembers Lee or the Agency. This only makes matters worse when she is unable to remember the next victim.

    Director:Unknown

    Writer:Peter Lefcourt

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    Writer:Peter Lefcourt
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    #14 - Dead Ringer

    S1:E142/6/1984

    The Agency decides to use Amanda King's home for the defection of a Hungarian Official, who resembles Francine Desmond (Martha Smith in a dual role).

    Director:William Wiard

    Writer:Juanita Bartlett

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    Director:William Wiard

    Writer:Juanita Bartlett
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    #15 - The Mole

    S1:E152/13/1984

    Someone in the Agency is passing government secrets to Moscow. Lee and Amanda are assigned to plug the leak, or "The Mole."

    Director:Russ Mayberry

    Writer:Unknown

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    Director:Russ Mayberry

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    #16 - Savior

    S1:E162/27/1984

    Amanda is shocked when she learns that Lee Stetson has left IFF, to work a weapon dealer.

    Director:William Wiard

    Writer:Unknown

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    Director:William Wiard

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    #17 - The Artful Dodger

    S1:E173/5/1984

    Amanda develops a new found friend when Amanda and Lee began investigating the theft of military secrets.

    Director:Christian I. Nyby II

    Writer:Unknown

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    Director:Christian I. Nyby II

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    #18 - Filming Raul

    S1:E183/19/1984

    Agency Parking Attendant/Part time film maker, Raul hold the main clue in finding an Agency courier who disappeared when Mrs. King wrecked her station wagon.

    Director:Oz Scott

    Writer:Unknown

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    Director:Oz Scott

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    #19 - Fearless Dotty

    S1:E193/26/1984

    Spies stalk Amanda's mother after a bookstore mix-up puts her in possession of a book containing vital information.

    Director:Christian I. Nyby II

    Writer:Unknown

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    Director:Christian I. Nyby II

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    #20 - Weekend

    S1:E204/23/1984

    Amanda and Lee pose as newlyweds at a resort to prevent a kidnapping, and actually enjoy each others company.

    Director:Cliff Bole

    Writer:Unknown

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    Director:Cliff Bole

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    #21 - Waiting for Godorsky

    S1:E215/7/1984

    While visiting an estate style yard sale with her mother, Amanda meets a woman targeted by Eastern Bloc assasins. She is later invited to have to with her majesty, while unknowingly getting involved with an Agency assignment.

    Director:William Wiard

    Writer:Unknown

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    Director:William Wiard

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    #22 - To Catch a Mongoose

    S2:E110/1/1984

    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.

    Director:Rod Holcomb

    Writer:Unknown

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    Director:Rod Holcomb

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    #23 - The Times They Are a Changin'

    S2:E210/8/1984

    Amanda and Lee must oversee the return of a 1960s radical who is involved with Munich terrorists.

    Director:William Wiard

    Writer:Unknown

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    Director:William Wiard

    Writer:Unknown
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    #24 - Double Agent

    S2:E310/15/1984

    Lee and Amanda search for a spy-turned-writer's latest manuscript that exposes U.S. agents, which includes Lee and Amanda.

    Director:John Patterson

    Writer:Robert Bielak

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    Director:John Patterson

    Writer:Robert Bielak
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    #25 - The Legend of Das Geisterschloss

    S2:E410/22/1984

    British Agent, Emily Farnsworth, is captured in Austria, leaving behind a sketchpad filled with drawings of nearby landmarks as clues, which Amanda and Lee must use to figure out her whereabouts.

    Director:Cliff Bole

    Writer:Unknown

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    Director:Cliff Bole

    Writer:Unknown