The Worst Episodes of The Sentimental Agent

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   #1 - Meet My Son, Henry

   S1:E611/2/1963

   Varela finds himself involved with the mysterious disappearance of top-secret flight plans from a Space Development Centre. At a millionaire's request, he embarks on an intriguing escapade to recover the plans.

   Director:John Paddy Carstairs

   Writer:Lindsay Hardy

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   Director:John Paddy Carstairs

   Writer:Lindsay Hardy
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   #2 - A Little Sweetness and Light

   S1:E711/9/1963

   Varela investigates the death of an old friend on a small Greek island, where he discovers a deported American gangster has taken over.

   Director:Harold French

   Writer:Tudor Gates

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   Director:Harold French

   Writer:Tudor Gates
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   #3 - The Scroll of Islam

   S1:E1112/7/1963

   Varela is intrigued when Professor Fletcher requests his help in obtaining photographs of a relic which could prove more important than the Dead Sea Scrolls.

   Director:John Paddy Carstairs

   Writer:Jack Davies

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   Director:John Paddy Carstairs

   Writer:Jack Davies
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   #4 - Not Quite Fully Covered

   S1:E1212/14/1963

   Randall is taken in by a lovely heiress who convinces him to insure an antique collection being smuggled out of her country, which recently went socialist. When the lot is sunk at sea, Randall's on the hook.

   Director:Charles Frend

   Writers:Leslie Harris, Roger Burford

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   Director:Charles Frend

   Writers:Leslie Harris, Roger Burford
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   #5 - A Box of Tricks

   S1:E1312/21/1963

   Why won't the Palabria people receive an £11 million gift to their country? Randall is sent to investigate – and finds himself playing the role of an African witch-doctor to encourage them to do so.

   Director:Harold French

   Writer:Ian Stuart Black

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   Director:Harold French

   Writer:Ian Stuart Black
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   5.2/10(8 votes)

   #6 - The Height of Fashion

   S1:E811/16/1963

   Varela moves in fashion circles and discovers that anything can be sold as the latest vogue – provided you sell your product with panache and style. Yes, anything — including horse blankets.

   Director:Charles Frend

   Writers:Peter Lambda, Betty Paul

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   Director:Charles Frend

   Writers:Peter Lambda, Betty Paul
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   5.3/10(8 votes)

   #7 - May the Saints Preserve Us

   S1:E510/26/1963

   Varela investigates where an Irish monastery has apparently been sold and needs moving to Texas.

   Director:Charles Frend

   Writer:Patrick Campbell

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   Director:Charles Frend

   Writer:Patrick Campbell
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   5.7/10(8 votes)

   #8 - Finishing School

   S1:E1011/30/1963

   When a young girl goes missing from an exclusive finishing school, everyone suspects she's been kidnapped. However, Varela thinks otherwise and, at the headmistress's request, he sends Bill Randall to investigate.

   Director:Harry Fine

   Writers:Peter Lambda, Betty Paul

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   Director:Harry Fine

   Writers:Peter Lambda, Betty Paul
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   5.8/10(9 votes)

   #9 - All That Jazz

   S1:E19/28/1963

   When Varela undertakes responsibility for a jazz group debuting in England, he soon finds himself with more than he bargained for. It isn't long before the band are serenading a group of spies to save the life of a musician.

   Director:Charles Frend

   Writer:Julian Bond

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   Director:Charles Frend

   Writer:Julian Bond
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    6.4/10(8 votes)

    #10 - The Beneficiary

    S1:E210/5/1963

    Finding himself in trouble in Greece, Jarrell, a wartime colleague of Varela's, sends his ex-comrade a prearranged distress signal: a campaign ribbon and a torn half of a document — the two items that spell 'danger'.

    Director:John Paddy Carstairs

    Writer:Julian Bond

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    Director:John Paddy Carstairs

    Writer:Julian Bond
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    6.5/10(20 votes)

    #11 - A Very Desirable Plot

    S1:E911/23/1963

    An American has been selling sunny Caribbean housing lots that turn out to be under muddy water, leaving angry buyers and Varela with prefab houses that can't be built. He works out a plan to convince the greedy land dealer that the lots are worth buying back.

    Director:Harry Booth

    Writer:Brian Clemens

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    Director:Harry Booth

    Writer:Brian Clemens
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    7.3/10(9 votes)

    #12 - Never Play Cards with Strangers

    S1:E410/19/1963

    A young woman, whose parents were cheated by gamblers on a luxury cruise Varela arranged, persuades him to take the next trip to expose the card sharks.

    Director:John Paddy Carstairs

    Writer:Julian Bond

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    Director:John Paddy Carstairs

    Writer:Julian Bond
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    7.6/10(7 votes)

    #13 - Express Delivery

    S1:E310/12/1963

    In Poland, Varela is harassed by the authorities at every turn. At his hotel, a beautiful girl seeks his help in order to escape to Austria, but is she really a communist agent?

    Director:Charles Frend

    Writer:Lindsay Hardy

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    Director:Charles Frend

    Writer:Lindsay Hardy