Simon Templar is The Saint, a handsome, sophisticated, debonair, modern-day Robin Hood who recovers ill-gotten wealth and redistributes it to those in need.
The best episode of "The Saint" season 3 is "The Miracle Tea Party", rated 7.4/10 from 159 user votes. It was directed by Roger Moore and written by Paddy Manning O'Brine. "The Miracle Tea Party" aired on 10/8/1964 and is rated 0.2 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "Lida".
Simon tries to discover who killed an agent.
Director: Roger Moore
Writer: Paddy Manning O'Brine
Simon comes to the aid of a girl who is being blackmailed.
Director: Leslie Norman
Writer: Terry Nation
Simon becomes interested in an oriental diplomat's pearl necklace.
Director: John Llewellyn Moxey
Writer: Terry Nation
A criminal, known as The Scorpion, is blackmailing one of the Saint's friends and he goes to stop him.
Director: Roy Ward Baker
Writer: Paul Erickson, Leslie Charteris
A South American police Captain moonlights as an arms dealer.
Director: Pat Jackson
Writer: Terry Nation
A revolutionary new textile formula gets stolen.
Director: John Gilling
Writer: N/A
In Australia, Simon helps an old prospector has just struck a fortune keep it away from his greedy sons.
Director: Leslie Norman
Writer: N/A
A friend of Simon's thinks her boss is being blackmailed.
Director: John Gilling
Writer: Basil Dawson
The Saint uncovers a vicious vice ring in Southern France.
Director: Jeremy Summers
Writer: Ian Stuart Black
The wife of an indiscreet politician asks Simon for help.
Director: John Llewellyn Moxey
Writer: Norman Hudis
Simon meets an old friend in Munich.
Director: David Eady
Writer: Paul Erickson
The Saint comes to the aid of a Puerto Rican farmer.
Director: Jeremy Summers
Writer: N/A
Simon helps a family who owns a London Restaurant
Director: Peter Yates
Writer: Paul Erickson
An American airman is seeking revenge against The Saint.
Director: Roger Moore
Writer: Terry Nation
Simon and a young starlet go after a gangster.
Director: Roy Ward Baker
Writer: Paddy Manning O'Brine
Simon helps a woman chase down bank robbers.
Director: James Hill
Writer: Brian Degas
Death rays seem to be coming from a Scottish research center.
Director: Roy Ward Baker
Writer: Terry Nation
The Saint confronts a terrorist gang in the South East Asian jungles.
Director: Leslie Norman
Writer: Leslie Charteris
A father and daughter con artist team tries to con the Saint.
Director: John Llewellyn Moxey
Writer: Michael Cramoy
Simon finds he is unwelcome in Cornwall when he comes to the aid of a friend.
Director: Roy Ward Baker
Writer: Norman Hudis
Simon encounters a young girl who is involved with voodoo.
Director: Peter Yates
Writer: Terry Nation
Simon joins forces with, his old adversary, Inspector Teal to stop the crime of the century.
Director: John Gilling
Writer: Terry Nation
Simon becomes the guest on a TV talk show.
Director: Robert Tronson
Writer: Brian Degas