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UFO Episode Guide

1 :01x01 - Identified

First aired: Sep/16/1970
Writer: Gerry Anderson, Sylvia Anderson, Tony Barwick
Director: Gerry Anderson
Guest star: Penny Spencer (Janis), Maxwell Shaw (Dr. Schroeder), Gary Files (Phil Wade), Annette Kerr (Nurse), Gito Santana (Alien), Edwina Carroll (Leila Carlin), Dennis Plenty (Lt. David Worth), Jack Silk (Motorcyclist), Louisa Rabaiotti (SHADO Operative), Shane Rimmer (Lt. Bill Johnson), Michael Mundell (Lt. Ken Matthews), Matthew Robertson (Dr. Harris), Basil Dignam (Cabinet Minister), Paul Gillard (Kurt Mahler), Stan Bray (Alien)

After a decade of work, SHADO (the Supreme Headquarter Alien Defense Organization) is finally up and ready to defend the Earth against the recent Alien attacks. Their first task is to block a detected attack on Col. Freeman as he guards the shipment of some valuable electronic equipment to the SHADO headquarters in England.



2 :01x02 - Exposed

First aired: Sep/23/1970
Writer: Tony Barwick
Director: David Lane
Guest star: Jean Marsh (Janna Wade), Basil Moss (Dr. Frazer), Sue Gerrard (Nurse), Arthur Cox (Louis Graham), Matt Zimmerman (Co-Pilot Jim), Paula Li Shiu (Tsi Chan), Robin Bailey (William Kofax)

During an XV-104 test plane flight, the pilot spots a UFO, and also sees SHADO’s Sky One aircraft which is chasing it. Although the test plane pilot, Paul Foster, reports his sightings, he is rebuffed about his claimed sightings. Foster then decides to conduct his own investigation, which leads him to the activities of the ex-USAF Colonel, Ed Straker.



3 :01x03 - The Cat With Ten Lives

First aired: Sep/30/1970
Writer: David Tomblin
Director: David Tomblin
Guest star: Geraldine Moffat (Jean Regan), Andrea Allan (Moonbase Operative Carol Miller), Eleanor Summerfield (Muriel Thompson), Windsor Davies (Morgan), Alexis Kanner (Lt. Jim Regan), Steven Berkoff (Capt. Steve Minto), Colin Gordon (Albert Thompson), Al Mancini (Lt. Andy Conroy), Lois Maxwell (Miss Holland)

SHADO finally recovers the body of one of the Aliens, after a UFO attack on the Moonbase. The resulting investigation of the alien reveals the reason why the aliens are targeting the Earth. This information leads to strange consequences for one of SHADO’s operatives.



4 :01x04 - Conflict

First aired: Oct/07/1970
Writer: Ruric Powell
Director: Ken Turner
Guest star: Alan Tucker (Spaceship Navigator), Gerald Norman (Spceship Pilot), Louisa Rabaiotti (SHADO Operative), Michael Kilgarriff (Joe Steiner), Drewe Henley (Capt. Steve Maddox), David Courtland (Lunar Modular Crewman Stevens)

When a UFO is able to get through S.H.A.D.O.'s security, and destroy a Moonbase module, the Chairman of the I.A.C demands the removal of Straker and the complete shutdown of S.H.A.D.O.



5 :01x05 - A Question of Priorities

First aired: Oct/14/1970
Writer: Tony Barwick
Director: David Lane
Guest star: Peter Halliday (Dr. Segal), David Cargill (Car Driver), Mary Merrall (Mrs. O'Connor), Barnaby Shaw (John Rutland), Russell Napier (Dr. Green), Suzanne Neve (Mary Rutland), Philip Madoc (Steven Rutland), Andrea Allan (Nurse), Richard Aylen (Alien), Penny Spencer (SHADO Operative)

Straker must choose between the life of his critically ill son and stopping a sighted UFO, as the S.H.A.D.O. plane taking his son to “time critical” medical help is the only plane in position to be diverted in time to destroy the UFO.



6 :01x06 - E.S.P.

First aired: Oct/21/1970
Writer: Alan Fennell
Director: Ken Turner
Guest star: Stanley McGeagh (SHADO Security Man), John Stratton (John Croxley), Donald Tandy (Gateman), Douglas Wilmer (Dr Ward/Dr. Brunner), Deborah Stanford (Stella Croxley), Maxwell Shaw (Dr. Shroeder)

The UFO Aliens enhance a human’s abnormally high E.S.P. abilities in an attempt to learn the secrets of S.H.A.D.O, and to atempt to kill Straker and Freeman.



7 :01x07 - Kill Straker!

First aired: Nov/04/1970
Writer: Donald James
Director: Alan Perry
Guest star: Louise Pajo (Nurse), Steve Cory (Moonbase Guard), David Sumner (Capt. Frank Craig)

Straker’s split second, but controversial decision, which leads to saving the lives of several astronauts from a UFO attack, leads to a subordinate questioning Straker's authority.



8 :01x08 - Sub-Smash

First aired: Nov/11/1970
Writer: Alan Fennell
Director: David Lane
Guest star: Anthony Chinn (Lt. Tony Chin), Burnell Tucker (Albatross Pilot Turner), Alan Haywood (SHADO Driver Ross), John Golightly (Holden), Suzanne Neve (Mary Rutland), Paul Maxwell (Lt. Jim Lewis), Barnaby Shaw (John Rutland)

A UFO attack leaves Straker, Foster and the crew of a Skydiver trapped on a ledge, deep under water, with little hope of rescue.



9 :01x09 - Destruction

First aired: Dec/02/1970
Writer: Dennis Spooner
Director: Ken Turner
Guest star: Edwin Richfield (Admiral Sheringham), Steven Berkoff (Capt. Steve Minto), David Warbeck (Skydiver Captain), Robert Lloyd (Radar Officer), Barry Stokes (Skydiver Engineer), Jimmy Winston (Rating), Michael Ferrand (Radar Technician), Philip Madoc (Captain Steven), Peter Blythe (First Officer Cooper), Stephanie Beacham (Sarah Bosanquet)

Straker uncovers a conspiracy of major proportions when the downing of a UFO by the British navy is found to have been covered up.



10 :01x10 - The Square Triangle

First aired: Dec/09/1970
Writer: Alan Pattillo
Director: David Lane
Guest star: Allan Cuthbertson (Jack Newton), Adrienne Corri (Liz Newton), Godfrey James (Game Warden Mitchell), Anthony Chinn (Alien), Patrick Mower (Cass Fowler), Hugo Panczak (SHADO Mobile Navigator)

When an injured and fleeing alien is shot dead by a couple, it soon becomes apparent the alien was not the real target of the shooting.



11 :01x11 - Close Up

First aired: Dec/16/1970
Writer: Tony Barwick
Director: Alan Perry
Guest star: James Beckett (Dr. Young), John Levene (Interceptor Pilot), Frank Mann (Launch Controller), Robert Sherman (Launch Control 1st Operative), Clive Endersby (Launch Control Harry), Mark Hawkins (Lt. Gary North), Robert Howay (Launch Control 2nd Operative), Peter Burton (Dr. Murray), Alan Tucker (Tracking Station Operator), Neil Hallett (Dr. Joseph Kelly), Bill Burns (Skydiver Lieutenant)

S.H.A.D.O gets approval to send a probe to survey and observe the location of the UFO alien’s home world. However, the problem is they first need to find one of the UFO’s, in order to follow it back to its home world.



12 :01x12 - The Psychobombs

First aired: Dec/30/1970
Writer: Tony Barwick
Director: Jeremy Summers
Guest star: Deborah Grant (Linda Simmonds), Peter Blythe (Lt. Blythe), Derek Steen (Fairfield Tracker Station Guard), Nigel Gregory (Security Man), Tom Adams (Capt. Lauritzen), Mike Pratt (Clem Mason), Hans De Vries (Security Man), Gavin Campbell (Police Motorcyclist), David Collings (Daniel Clark), Peter Dolphin (Skydiver 3 Engineer), Robin Hawdon (Skydiver 3 Captain), Alexander Davion (The Executive), Mark York (Skydiver 3 Engineer), Christopher Timothy (Skydiver 3 Navigator), Aiden Murphy (Room 22 Guard), Oscar James (Plain Clothes Officer)

The UFO aliens have found a way to take over the minds of three humans and give them special powers, and use them to destroy several critical S.H.A.D.O. instillations. However, the third and remaining objective is the S.H.A.D.O. Headquarter itself.



13 :01x13 - Survival

First aired: Jan/06/1971
Writer: Tony Barwick
Director: Alan Perry
Guest star: Ray Armstrong (Rescuer), David Weston (Phil Mitchell), Gito Santana (Alien), Robert Swann (Bill Grant), Suzan Farmer (Tina Duval)

A fatal decompression of a Moonbase sphere turns out to have been caused by a lone bullet fired by a UFO alien. However, Foster’s investigation into the matter, soon puts his life in danger.



14 :01x14 - Mindbender

First aired: Jan/13/1971
Writer: Tony Barwick
Director: Ken Turner
Guest star: Larry Taylor (Mexican Bandit #1), Suzanne Neve (Mary Rutland), Anouska Hempel (SHADO Operative), Philip Madoc (Steven Rutland), Ricardo Montez (Mexican Bandit #2 (as Richard Montez)), Steven Berkoff (Capt. Steve Minto), Jack Silk (Motorcyclist), Al Mancini (Lt. Andy Conroy), John Lyons (SHADO Guard), Barnaby Shaw (John Rutland), Charles Tingwell (Captain Beaver James), Stephan Chase (Film Director), Stuart Damon (Howard Byrne), Basil Dignam (Cabinet Minister), Peter Halliday (Dr. Segal), Bill Morgan (Mexican Bandit #3), Stanley McGeagh (SHADO Security Man), James Marcus (SHADO Operative), Norton Clarke (1st Assistant Director), Paul Greaves (2nd Assistant Director), Craig Hunter (Lt. Dale)

A UFO is destroyed near a Moonbase, and a diamond-like stone is recovered. However, the stone turns out to be a plant by the aliens with hypnotic properties. Soon the Moonbase appears to be infested with Mexican bandits, and the aliens appeare to be in S.H.A.D.O. headquarters.



15 :01x15 - Flight Path

First aired: Jan/20/1971
Writer: Ian Scott Stewart
Director: Ken Turner
Guest star: Keith Grenville (Medic Dawson), Sonia Cox (Carol Roper), Maxwell Shaw (Dr. Shroeder), George Cole (Paul Roper), David Daker (SHADO Guard)

Stryker learns that a S.H.A.D.O. technician is passing vital information to the UFO aliens. What the information is becomes the real question. It is soon learned that it is the secret coordinates of Earth’s Moonbase!



16 :01x16 - The Man Who Came Back

First aired: Feb/03/1971
Writer: Terence Feely
Director: David Lane
Guest star: Robert Grange (Moonbase Doctor), Anouska Hempel (SHADO Operative), Andrea Allan (Moonbase Operative Carol Miller), David Savile (Hospital Doctor), Derren Nesbitt (Colonel Craig Collins), Rona Newton-John (Nurse), Fred Real (Porter), Nancy Nevinson (Housekeeper), Lois Maxwell (Miss Holland), Mike Stevens (Chauffeur), Gary Raymond (Colonel John Grey)

When a UFO attack leaves S.I.D. disabled and an astronaut presumed dead, the astronaut turns up alive and well. However, is he really the same person he was before the UFO attack?



17 :01x17 - The Dalotek Affair

First aired: Feb/10/1971
Writer: Ruric Powell
Director: Alan Perry
Guest star: Clinton Greyn (Mark Tanner), John Cobner (Moonmobile Captian), Dr. Frank E. Stranges (Himself), Richard Poore (Moonmobile Lt.), Alan Tucker (Lunar Module Pilot), Basil Moss (Dr. Frazer), John Breslin (Dr. Charles Reed), Tracy Reed (Jane Carson), David Weston (Phil Mitchell), Philip Latham (Blake)

Foster investigates blackouts on the Moonbase, and soon begins to see a link to the Dalotek installation team’s installation on the Moon. When a second blackout causes the deaths of two astronauts while in their lunar modular, Foster must find out who is behind these occurrences, fast.



18 :01x18 - Timelash

First aired: Feb/17/1971
Writer: Terence Feely
Director: Cyril Frankel
Guest star: Douglas Nottage (SHADO Maintenance Engineer), John C. Carney (Studio Security Man), Kirsten Lindholm (Actress), Ron Pember (Casting Agent), Jean Vladon (Actor), Patrick Allen (Turner), John Lyons (Studio Guard)

When Straker and Col. Lake arrive at the SHADO headquarters and find all the personnel in a frozen state in time, they realize that this “timelash” has been caused by the UFO Aliens. The pair must race against time to undo the timelash, before the aliens succeed in their planed invasion.



19 :01x19 - Ordeal

First aired: Apr/14/1971
Writer: Tony Barwick
Director: Ken Turner
Guest star: David Healy (Joe Franklin), Basil Moss (Dr. Frazer), Mark Hawkins (Lt. Gary North), Quinn O'Hara (Sylvia Graham), Joseph Morris (Medic), Peter Burton (Perry)

Foster, tired and hung over from the night before, is required to take part in a mandatory fitness test at the S.H.A.D.O. Research Center, during which he passes out while in the sauna. When he awakens, he believes that S.H.A.D.O. headquarters is under attack by the UFO aliens.



20 :01x20 - Court Martial

First aired: May/01/1971
Writer: Tony Barwick
Director: Ron Appleton
Guest star: Georgina Cookson (Jane Grant), Neil McCallum (Carl Mason), Paul Greenhalgh (Assistant Director), Michael Glover (Guard), Louise Pajo (Miss Scott), Pippa Steel (Diana), Jack Hedley (Webb), Noel Davis (Artist's Agent), Tutte Lemkow (A. G. Singleton)

When it appears Foster has divulged secret S.H.A.D.O. information to the media, which could lead to a death sentence for him, it is left to Straker and Freeman to find out who has really leaked this secret information.



21 :01x21 - Computer Affair

First aired: May/15/1971
Writer: Tony Barwick
Director: David Lane
Guest star: Peter Burton (Dr. Murray), Hugo Panczak (Captured Alien), Dennis Plenty (SHADO Mobile 1 Personnel), Rosemary Donnelly (SHADO Operative), Maxwell Shaw (Dr. Shroeder), Hugh Armstrong (SHADO Mobile 3 Officer), Gito Santana (Alien in the Woods), Michael Mundell (Lt. Ken Matthews), Hein Viljoen (SHADO Mobile 1 Personnel), Nigel Lambert (Operative Chris Granger), Shane Rimmer (Lt. Bill Johnson (and an Alien in the Woods)), Bill Burns (Skydiver Lieutenant)

When a UFO gets through Earth’s defenses, and an astronaut is killed, Striker believes human error is to blame. Is the intimate relationship between two of the S.H.A.D.O.'s members the cause of this problem?



22 :01x22 - Confetti Check A-O.K.

First aired: Jul/10/1971
Writer: Tony Barwick
Director: David Lane
Guest star: Penny Jackson (Nurse), Suzanne Neve (Mary Straker), Geoffrey Hinsliff (Hotel Clerk), Jack May (English Delegate), Michael Nightingale (Mary's Father), Alan Tilvern (U.S. Delegate), Jeffrey Segal (Monsieur Duval), Gordon Sterne (German Delegate), Tom Oliver (Doctor), Shane Rimmer (C.I.A. Man), Donald Pelmear (Estate Agent), Frank Tregear (Porter), Julian Grant (Lt. David Grey)

When Lt. Grey’s first child is born, Straker reminisces about the beginnings of S.H.A.D.O., and the disastrous effect his work has had on his own marriage and his kids.



23 :01x23 - The Sound of Silence

First aired: Jul/17/1971
Writer: Bob Bell, David Lane
Director: David Lane
Guest star: Basil Moss (Dr. Frazer), Susan Jameson (Anne Stone), Richard Vernon (Pa Stone), Malcolm Reynolds (2nd Technician), Andrea Allan (Moonbase Operative Carol Miller), Michael Jayston (Russell Stone), Tom Oliver (1st Technician), Nigel Gregory (Ben Culley), Burnell Tucker (G.S.P. 4 Co-Pilot Scott), Craig Hunter (G.S.P. 4 Pilot Hudson), Gito Santana (Alien), Percy Edwards (various voices)

When an international horse show-jumper goes missing, and a lake is found barren of life, and a mutilated animal corpse is found after S.H.A.D.O. tracks a UFO into a heavily wooded area, can S.H.A.D.O. find the alien link to these events?



24 :01x24 - Reflections in the Water

First aired: Jul/24/1971
Writer: David Tomblin
Director: David Tomblin
Guest star: Richard Caldicot (Film Producer), Anouska Hempel (Skydiver Operative), James Cosmo (Lt. Anderson), Steven Berkoff (Capt. Steve Minto), Gordon Sterne (Helmsman Ellis), Conrad Phillips (Skipper), Gerald Cross (Insurance Man), David Warbeck (Skydiver Captain), Barry Stokes (Skydiver Engineer), Mark Griffith (Underwater Cameraman), Keith Bell (Film Director)

Straker is able to discern a new deceptive alien attack strategy, after a freighter is sunk by a missile, and underwater cameraman dies, and they see an unusually heavy UFO activity in one area.



25 :01x25 - The Responsibility Seat

First aired: Mar/08/1973
Writer: Tony Barwick
Director: Alan Perry
Guest star: Mark Hawkins (Lt. Gary North), Paul Tamarin (Russian Astronaut), Penny Spencer (SHADO Operative), Jane Merrow (Josephine Fraser), Janos Kurucz (Russian Astronaut), Ralph Bell (Film Director), Patrick Jordan (Commander Dudzinski), Royston Rowe (Stuntman), Shakira Baksh (SHADO Operative)

As Straker tries to recover the information obtained from a bug left by a reporter, Freeman has to deal with a Russian mobile Moon rig, which has gone out of control, and is headed to collide with Moonbase.



26 :01x26 - The Long Sleep

First aired: Mar/15/1973
Writer: David Tomblin
Director: Cyril Frankel
Guest star: Christopher Robbie (Bomb Disposal Expert), Tessa Wyatt (Catherine Frazer), Christian Roberts (Tim Redman), John Garrie (Van Driver), Anouska Hempel (Skydiver Operative)

When a woman awakens from a ten year coma, she gives vital information about a close alien encounter she had in an old abandoned farmhouse. Straker must make sense of her memories in order to unearth the terrifying UFO threat that has lain dormant since she lapsed into her coma.