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Series 2 |
| 8 :02x01 - Red Knight, White Knight (Jan/08/1969) |
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The Section has a new Hunter, a rather naive ex Army man. Callan hasn't been working at the Section for a while, but has been dropping in at the firing range for pistol practice every now and then. The new Hunter decides that he wants to see Callan, and orders Meres to go and collect him.
After telling Callan that he is wanted full time back at the Section and threatening him into the bargain, Hunter tells Callan that a KGB agent called Bunin is defecting . Callan knows Bunin extremely well and is immediately suspicious.
Callan interviews Bunin at his hotel room. Bunin says that they are all pawns, and likens their business to a game of chess. Eventually Callan discovers that Bunin's real target is one of their top men, Truman, who is found executed by Bunin who has since gone into hiding. Hunter is to be the next target.
Hunter rather naively sets himself up as a target in order to lure Bunin into the open, and Callan and Meres spend the night protecting Hunter. It is not until the following morning that Bunin comes out into the open, and he is nearly successful in executing both Hunter and Meres. It is only Callan's heightened sense of danger which saves them all. | | Guest Stars: Douglas Fielding as Truman, Duncan Lamont as Bunin, John Savident as Hanson, George Ghent as Goncharov, Michael Goodliffe as Hunter No. 2, Jon Croft (1) as Customs Officer. | Director: Peter Duguid
Writer: James Mitchell (2) | | | |
| 9 :02x02 - The Most Promising Girl of Her Year (Jan/15/1969) | Joan Mather is a young biochemist who works at a Biological Research Centre where experiments are being done to create new types of bacteria for germ warfare. When Joan announces her intention of leaving, her boss becomes alarmed as Joan has a photographic memory and could be a threat to security.
Callan is assigned to Joan's case, and Meres befriends her best friend Sonia Prescott. Callan discovers that Joan's boyfriend is an East German agent called Karl Donner who has been using the girl who had innocently thought that he was a biochemist like herself who had intended to marry her. Donner has sent a friend, Horst, to fetch Joan. Horst is captured and is brainwashed by Dr. Snell who destroys his mind.
Karl Donner follows Horst when he doesn't hear from him, with tragic consequences. | | Guest Stars: Michael Goodliffe as Hunter No. 2, Joan Crane as Sonia Prescott, Raymond Young (1) as Dr. Bradford, Clifford Rose as Snell, David Hargreaves as Karl Donner, Peter Blythe as Horst, Elizabeth Bell (1) as Joan Mather | Director: Peter Duguid
Writer: James Mitchell (2) | | | | | | |
| 11 :02x04 - Little Bits and Pieces of Love (Jan/29/1969) | The Section are after Andre Brezhevski who is working for the Russians as a scientist. He is developing a fuel for a rocket powered nuclear warhead and British Intelligence want it.
Callan is instructed to contact Mrs. Sophie Rule who was once married to Brezhevski, but is now married bigamously to Dr. Charles Rule. Mrs. Rule, who is a survivor of Dachau Concentration Camp is in a delicate state of health. Callan tells her that unless she does what she is told she will be charged with bigamy. She is instructed to write a letter to Brezhevski, who still loves her, telling him to come to her. Brezhevski does so, but dies in the attempt.
(Clifford Rose pictured at right) | | Guest Stars: Joseph O'Connell as KGB Man No. 2, Andy Devine (2) as Brezhevski, Vivien Sherrard as Waitress, David Garfield (1) as KGB Man, Fabia Drake as Agnes Gregory, Michael Goodliffe as Hunter No.2, Laurence Hardy as Dr. Rule, Vladek Sheybal as Polak Dicer, David Rose (2) as Meres' Assistant, Pauline Jameson as Sophia Rule | Director: Peter Sasdy
Writer: James Mitchell (2) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 16 :02x09 - Death of a Friend (Mar/05/1969) | Callan's friend, a French Intelligence Agent by the name of Jean Coquet is killed in a car crash. The post mortem reveals that he was doped, so it is being treated as murder.
Callan interviews Coquet's wife, Francine, but she tells Callan that they have been living apart for the past two years.
Coquet's friend, Marcel Latout, reveals who the murderer is after both he and Toby Meres are injured by a bomb. | | Guest Stars: John Devaut as Messmer, Lawrence Trimble as Watson, Geoffrey Cheshire as Jean Coquet, Maryann Turner as Hospital Sister, Barry Stanton as Lambert, Rex Robinson as Mason, David Leland (1) as Marcel Latout, Jerome Willis as Fromard, Ann Lynn as Francine Coquet | Director: Peter Duguid
Writer: Ray Jenkins | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 21 :02x14 - Nice People Die at Home (Apr/09/1969) | A father and daughter by the name of Marshall are Soviet agents whose cover is a pet shop in Shepherds Bush, London. They are petty agents, very small fry indeed, and the father is very ill with only a couple of months to live. The daughter wants to take him back to Austria before he dies.
Callan is sent to them impersonating a Soviet agent named Ross who has just arrived in London, an agent who specialises in microdots. Callan is hoping that the Marshalls will be able to lead him to top Soviet agent Belukov.
Hunter wants Belukov and the Marshalls eliminated, but Callan feels that the Marshalls are innocents who need a break. During a fight Belukov is wounded by Nadia Marshall. Callan takes Belukov to a hideout and contacts Hunter. He tells Hunter that unless the Marshalls are allowed onto a plane to Austria he will release Belukov to the Russian Embassy. | | Guest Stars: Kenneth Benda as Doctor, Roger Bizley as Ross, Jonathan Burn (1) as Chelenko, Frederick Jaeger as Belukov, Harry Towb as Marshall, Ronald Radd as Hunter No. 1, Angela Morant as Nadia Marshall | Director: Peter Duguid
Writer: Robert Banks Stewart (7) | | | |
| 22 :02x15 - Death of a Hunter (Apr/16/1969) | Hunter believes that there is a traitor in the Department, and the only operative whom he trusts is Callan. Callan is therefore commissioned to watch an opposition agent known as Striker to see whom he contacts. Callan gets Lonely to break into Striker's flat to look for a cipher pad, and Lonely finds Striker's dead body in the flat.
In the meantime, Meres receives a phone call purporting to be from Hunter. Meres is tricked by the opposition who take him to Striker's flat where he arrests Callan on charges of Espionage.
Callan is spirited away by the enemy agents and is brainwashed into believing that the enemy agent in the Department is Hunter himself. He is brainwashed for a week, then released. He immediately heads for the Department and shoots and kills Hunter who is working at his desk. Callan is then shot and wounded by Meres and only then does Callan realise that he has been tricked.
| | Guest Stars: Michael Meacham as Andrews, John Flanagan (1) as Striker, Terry Scully as Kenny, Norman Wooland as Koralin, John Wentworth as Sir John Harvey, Derek Waring as Haynes, Barbara Leigh-Hunt as Susanne, Derek Bond as Hunter No. 3 | Director: Reginald Collin (1)
Writer: Michael Winder | | | |
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