When 'The Saint' plays with fire...other people get burned!
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.
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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.
Season 3 episodes
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Directed by Roger MooreWritten by Paddy Manning O'BrineGuest stars Conrad Phillips, Nanette Newman, Fabia Drake, Michael Standing, Basil Dignam, Edward Jewesbury, Robert Brown, Charles Houston
Simon comes to the aid of a girl who is being blackmailed.
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Directed by Leslie NormanWritten by Terry NationGuest stars Erica Rogers, Jeanne Moody, Barry Keegan, Peter Bowles, Marne Maitland, Aubrey Morris, Robert Raglan, Maggie Wright
Simon becomes interested in an oriental diplomat's pearl necklace.
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Directed by John Llewellyn MoxeyWritten by Terry NationGuest stars Manning Wilson, Sylvia Syms, Jacqueline Chan, Robert Cawdron, Ric Young, Martin Miller, Peter Elliott, John Dearth
A criminal, known as The Scorpion, is blackmailing one of the Saint's friends and he goes to stop him.
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Directed by Roy Ward BakerWritten by Leslie Charteris, Paul EricksonGuest stars Dudley Sutton, Philip Latham, Nyree Dawn Porter, Katherine Woodville, Eve Lister, Leon Cortez, Ivor Dean, Geoffrey Bayldon
A South American police Captain moonlights as an arms dealer.
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Directed by Pat JacksonWritten by Terry NationGuest stars Ed Bishop, Peter Arne, Eric Pohlmann, Alec Mango, Hal Galili, Suzanne Lloyd, Michael Godfrey, Clive Cazes
Directed by John GillingWritten by John KruseGuest stars David Jackson, Geoffrey Keen, Nicholas Pennell, Peter Vaughan, Justine Lord, Moultrie Kelsall, Annette Andre, Neil McCarthy
In Australia, Simon helps an old prospector has just struck a fortune keep it away from his greedy sons.
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Directed by Leslie NormanWritten by John GraemeGuest stars Reg Lye, Ray Barrett, Ed Devereaux, Annette Andre, Betty McDowall, Dick Bentley, Grant Taylor, Noel Trevarthen
A friend of Simon's thinks her boss is being blackmailed.
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Directed by John GillingWritten by Basil DawsonGuest stars Ivor Dean, John Baskcomb, Jeanne Moody, John Paul, Maurice Kaufmann, Rosemarie Reede, David Lodge, Inigo Jackson
The Saint uncovers a vicious vice ring in Southern France.
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Directed by Jeremy SummersWritten by Ian Stuart BlackGuest stars Arnold Diamond, Alan Curtis, William Marlowe, Brewster Mason, Paul Stassino, Scot Finch, Rory MacDermot, Arthur Gomez
The wife of an indiscreet politician asks Simon for help.
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Directed by John Llewellyn MoxeyWritten by Norman HudisGuest stars Moray Watson, Michael Gough, John Bryans, Jimmy Gardner, Anthony Bate, Jennifer Wright, Justine Lord, Maxwell Shaw
Directed by David EadyWritten by Paul EricksonGuest stars Ingrid Schoeller, Robert Nichols, Neil McCallum, Walter Gotell, Kevin Scott, Michael Collins, Richard Shaw, Shane Rimmer
The Saint comes to the aid of a Puerto Rican farmer.
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Directed by Jeremy SummersWritten by Marcus DemianGuest stars Charles Farrell, Patricia Michon, David Graham, Sarah Brackett, Garry Fulsham, John Bloomfield, Dawn Davis, Anthony Morton
Directed by Peter YatesWritten by Paul EricksonGuest stars Ivor Dean, Richard Wyler, Katherine Woodville, Paul Whitsun-Jones, Harold Kasket, Ray Austin, John Bluthal, Camilla Hasse
An American airman is seeking revenge against The Saint.
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Directed by Roger MooreWritten by Terry NationGuest stars Dick Haymes, Richard Easton, Elizabeth Weaver, Michael Peake, Douglas Muir, Mary Jones, Ivor Dean, John Bennett
Directed by Roy Ward BakerWritten by Paddy Manning O'BrineGuest stars Penelope Horner, John Stone, Henry Gilbert, Edward Underdown, Redmond Phillips, Norman Florence, Tony Wager, Faith Kent
Directed by James HillWritten by Brian DegasGuest stars Nigel Davenport, Victor Beaumont, Stephanie Randall, Anthony Booth, George Pravda, Adina Mandlová, Frederick Schiller, Ernst Walder
Death rays seem to be coming from a Scottish research center.
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Directed by Roy Ward BakerWritten by Terry NationGuest stars Ann Bell, James Maxwell, Maurice Hedley, Robert Dean, Robert MacLeod, Ronald Ibbs, Donald Bisset, James Copeland
The Saint confronts a terrorist gang in the South East Asian jungles.
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Directed by Leslie NormanWritten by Leslie Charteris, Terry NationGuest stars Suzan Farmer, Peter Copley, Godfrey Quigley, Geoffrey Frederick, Leo Leyden, Kenjin Takaki, Burt Kwouk, John Rees
A father and daughter con artist team tries to con the Saint.
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Directed by John Llewellyn MoxeyWritten by Michael CramoyGuest stars Alan Tilvern, Jacqueline Ellis, Hugh McDermott, Walter Brown, Alex McCrindle, Inia Te Wiata, Alvaro Fontana, Barry Shawzin
Simon finds he is unwelcome in Cornwall when he comes to the aid of a friend.
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Directed by Roy Ward BakerWritten by Norman HudisGuest stars Howard Marion-Crawford, Percy Herbert, Michael Gwynn, Suzanne Neve, John Gabriel, Edward Cast, Norman Bird
Simon encounters a young girl who is involved with voodoo.
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Directed by Peter YatesWritten by Terry NationGuest stars John Carson, Jeanne Roland, Jerry Stovin, Nicholas Stuart, Kevin Stoney, Christopher Carlos, Nik Zaran, Bruce Boa
Simon joins forces with, his old adversary, Inspector Teal to stop the crime of the century.
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Directed by John GillingWritten by Terry NationGuest stars William Lucas, Sarah Lawson, André Morell, Carol Cleveland, Peter Jeffrey, David Saire, John Forbes-Robertson, Cyril Chamberlain
Directed by Robert TronsonWritten by Brian DegasGuest stars Annie Ross, Fred Sadoff, John Bluthal, Jerry Stovin, William Dexter, Kevin Brennan, Jane Merrow, William Sylvester