The Worst Episodes of Supertrain

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   #1 - Express to Terror

   S1:E12/7/1979

   Supertrain makes its inaugural run from New York City to Los Angeles, but a murder, a mob assassin, and mistaken identity threaten to derail the journey.

   Director:Dan Curtis

   Writers:Earl W. Wallace, Donald E. Westlake

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   Director:Dan Curtis

   Writers:Earl W. Wallace, Donald E. Westlake
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   #2 - And a Cup of Kindness Too

   S1:E22/14/1979

   A deranged man plans to repay a kindness by killing the estranged wife of his benefactor.

   Director:Rod Amateau

   Writer:Shimon Wincelberg

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   Director:Rod Amateau

   Writer:Shimon Wincelberg
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   #3 - The Queen and the Improbable Knight

   S1:E32/21/1979

   A young reporter who falls for a mysterious passenger, unaware that she is a crown princess being stalked by two assassins with a mission to see that she does not leave the Supertrain alive.

   Director:Barry Crane

   Writer:Robert I. Holt

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   Director:Barry Crane

   Writer:Robert I. Holt
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   #4 - Hail to the Chief

   S1:E42/28/1979

   A presidential candidate is secretly abducted by his identical twin — a man anxious to pose as his office-seeking brother.

   Director:David Moessinger

   Writer:Larry Alexander

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   Director:David Moessinger

   Writer:Larry Alexander
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   #5 - Superstar

   S1:E53/14/1979

   Film producer Jack Hogarth has to convince his ex-wife, movie star Tammy Tyler, to star in his latest picture to get a couple mob enforcers off his back. Problem is, Tammy and the two goons have boarded Supertrain, but he hasn't.

   Director:Charles S. Dubin

   Writer:Brad Radnitz

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   Director:Charles S. Dubin

   Writer:Brad Radnitz
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   #6 - Pirouette

   S1:E64/7/1979

   Despite having professional protection, heiress Natalie Smithburne finds herself on the run from former servants. When she bumps into shy gynecologist Marshall Fossberg, she convinces him to stay in his cabin.

   Director:Barry Crane

   Writers:Jeff Wilhelm, Brad Radnitz, Robert Stambler

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   Director:Barry Crane

   Writers:Jeff Wilhelm, Brad Radnitz, Robert Stambler
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   #7 - A Very Formal Heist

   S1:E74/14/1979

   Flood gets the mumps, so his new Executive Operations Officer, Wayne Randall, has to take over on his maiden trip aboard the Supertrain. Penny Whitaker oversees Audrey Fuller's fashion show when an emerald necklace is stolen.

   Director:Barry Crane

   Writer:Jeff Wilhelm

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   Director:Barry Crane

   Writer:Jeff Wilhelm
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   #8 - The Green Girl

   S1:E84/28/1979

   Supertrain hosts the televised International Poker Championship. Five of the world's best players compete, but one has been replaced by a mysterious woman.

   Director:Cliff Bole

   Writer:Stephen Kandel

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   Director:Cliff Bole

   Writer:Stephen Kandel
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   #9 - Where Have You Been, Billy Boy?

   S1:E95/5/1979

   A murder suspect and his minder, a women's magazine writer, a honeymooning couple and a pregnant woman get involved in an impromptu hostage situation on Supertrain.

   Director:Barry Crane

   Writers:Max Hodge, Brad Radnitz, Bill Taub

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   Director:Barry Crane

   Writers:Max Hodge, Brad Radnitz, Bill Taub