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Mission Impossible

Mission Impossible

Drama 1966

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Jim Phelps assumes a risky pose as a drug addict with information to sell to get behind the Iron Curtain where he seeks to stop an unknown assassin from killing an unknown victim. (TV- PG)

Drama 1966

Starring Leonard Nimoy, Steven Hill, Peter Graves

EPISODE 1

Pilot

The Impossible Missions Force accept a seemingly impossible assignment:"liberating" two nuclear warheads from a hostile Caribbean dictatorship.
EPISODE 2

Memory

Dan Briggs and his Impossible Missions Force undertake to overthrow a tyrannical political regime in a Balkan country.
EPISODE 3

Operation Rogosh

The IMF learns that an enemy agent, Rogosh (Fritz weaver), has entered the U.S. intent on destroying a major city with a secret device in "Operation Rogosh".
EPISODE 4

Old Man Out, Pt. 1

Dan Briggs (Steven Hill) is asked to rescue Cardinal Vossek (Cyril Delevanti), the leader of a freedom movement in a Balkan country who has information vital to the West, from an impregnable prison.
EPISODE 5

Old Man Out, Pt. 2

The perfectly planned escape, rehearsed in Part 1, is shattered when Cardinal Vossek is moved to solitary confinement.
EPISODE 6

Odds on Evil

A shipment of arms that could bring war to the Near East sends the IMF into action at a plush gambling casino on the shores of the Aegean.

Leonard Nimoy

Paris
Steven Hill

Daniel Briggs
Peter Graves

James Phelps
Martin Landau

Rollin Hand
Barbara Bain

Cinnamon Carter
Greg Morris

Barney Collier
Peter Lupus

Willie Armitage
Lynda Day George

Lisa Casey
Lesley Ann Warren

Dana Lambert
Bruce Geller

Producer

About

Mission Impossible

DRAMA

Jim Phelps assumes a risky pose as a drug addict with information to sell to get behind the Iron Curtain where he seeks to stop an unknown assassin from killing an unknown victim. (TV- PG)

Information

Studio: CBS
Genre: Drama
Released: 1966
Rated: TV-PG

Languages

Primary: English (United States) (AAC)

Accessibility

: Closed captions (CC) refer to subtitles in the available language with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.