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"I Spy" Episode Guide - Season 2 Compiled by John W. Peel |
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#29
Original Air Date Sept. 14, 1966 |
Kelly gets emotionally involved with a lovely Russian agent who wants to defect while he and Scotty are debriefing her.
Written by Stephen Kandel
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#30
Original Air Date Sept. 21, 1966 |
Kelly and Scotty are assigned to protect John Keegan, the only expert on detecting underground nuclear explosions left out of a class of six. To do this, Scotty must investigate an embittered childhood friend with the reluctant help of the man's sister.
Written by Paul Wendkos
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#31
Original Air Date Sept. 28, 1966 |
In Rome, Scotty's foster daughter gets them involved with thieves and fences as they seek to buy back a ring stolen by her fiancee.
Written by Morton Fine & David Friedkin
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#32
Original Air Date Oct. 5, 1966 |
A vindictive Italian family who blame him for the death of one of their sons when both men served in Korea kidnaps Kelly.
Written by Marion Hargrove
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#33
Original Air Date Oct. 12, 1966 |
Scott and Robinson are asked by three Soviet emigrees to help them retrieve the `Plotkin manuscript', which has been smuggled out of Russia by a delegate to an international writer's conference.
Written by Barry Orringer
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#34
Original Air Date Oct. 19, 1966 |
Scotty's on the emotional ropes: he's become involved with the woman and boy posing as his wife and son and he thinks Kelly's dead.
Written by Michael Zagor
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#35
Original Air Date Oct. 26, 1966 |
Kelly and Scotty have to bodyguard an impulsive and spoiled young Arab prince who's anxious to experience life in Las Vegas.
Written by Walter Black (story by Martin Hargrove)
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#36
Original Air Date Nov. 2, 1966 |
Kelly and Scotty gloat over what looks to be a great assignment in Palm Springs guarding a foreign scientist, but Moscow sends in a team of impostors to make it irresistible.
Written by Rick Mittleman
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#37
Original Air Date Nov. 9, 1966 |
Kelly's hometown orthodontist gets him involved with an Italian tour guide who buys Kelly a new watch and who may be responsible for the disappearance of several local agents.
Written by Stephen Kandel
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#38
Original Air Date Nov. 16, 1966 |
Kelly and Scotty are assigned to find an airplane with a hydrogen bomb aboard that disappeared after the pilot ejected during an emergency, miles off course and over an occupied area.
Written by Barry Orringer
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#39
Original Air Date Nov. 23, 1966 |
Kelly and Scott are assigned to escort an American and her $2 million DaVinci original to Florence, despite the best efforts of every thief in Europe.
Written by Norman Borisoff
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#40
Original Air Date Nov. 30, 1966 |
Kelly and Scott are assigned to escort an American and her $2 million DaVinci original to Florence, despite the best efforts of every thief in Europe. And a spy who won't talk is about to become a plaster of Paris statue - even if it is Italy.
Written by Norman Borisoff
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#41
Original Air Date Dec. 7, 1966 |
The Soviets use an innocent Greek girl coming to the US as a mail order bride as bait to locate an infiltrator in their midst.
Written by Jackson Gillis
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#42
Original Air Date Dec. 14, 1966 |
Kelly and Scotty must find a boy who has stolen a key component to an internal guidance system from his father, a scientist too busy to celebrate the boy's birthday.
Written by Chester Krumholz
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#43
Original Air Date Dec. 21, 1966 |
Kelly and Scotty must improvise when their plan to let a jet fuel research scientist spill phony information to enemy agents is interrupted by the man's father, an Army general intent on rescue.
Written by Stephen Kandel
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#44
Original Air Date Dec. 28, 1966 |
The suicide of the Italian bureau chief reveals a blackmail plot.
Written by Tim Ballinger, Morton Fine & David Friedkin
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#45
Original Air Date Jan. 4, 1967 |
Scotty and an American girl raised in Rome and who is a leader of an anti-American faction, become the pawns between East and West, as they are encouraged to get to know each other for the sake of intelligence gathering.
Written by Michael Zagor
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#46
Original Air Date Jan. 11, 1967 |
A Nazi death camp superintendent comes forward and reveals to Kelly and Scott that he and his colleagues faked their suicides as the Allies approached, but that he now fears retribution from a child of the camp who also knew their secret.
Written by Morton Fine & David Friedkin
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#47
Original Air Date Jan. 25, 1967 |
Scotty is kidnapped and tortured by the henchmen of an American actor who is selling secret films of NATO maneuvers while Kelly occupies himself with actor's unhappy girl friend.
Written by Morton Fine & David Friedkin
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#48
Original Air Date Feb. 1, 1967 |
Kelly and Scotty become the bagmen for a ransom payment when a Chinese warlord kidnaps a British photojournalist. (Robert Culp plays a dual role.)
Written by Robert Culp
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#49
Original Air Date Feb. 8, 1967 |
Kelly faces a difficult recovery after he is tortured to reveal a metallurgical formula, especially when he meets his torturer while vacationing in Spain.
Written by Michael Zagor
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#50
Original Air Date Feb. 22, 1967 |
Kelly and Scotty try to protect and to recruit an eccentric professor who has developed a theory vital to missile defense and who bears a striking resemblance to Don Quixote.
Written by Morton Fine & David Friedkin
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#51
Original Air Date Mar. 1, 1967 |
Kelly and Scotty compete with a devious British agent in trying to locate a gardener for a convent, who is under a vow of silence but knows the location of $14 million worth of missing Nazi art treasures.
Written by Marion Hargrove (story by Barbara & Milton Merlin)
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#52
Original Air Date Mar. 8, 1967 |
Kelly awakens dazed and confused to find the Soviet ballerina he had been assigned to cultivate dead in his bed. He and Scotty must reconstruct his missing hours to find out who killed her and why.
Written by Barry Orringer
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#53
Original Air Date Mar. 15, 1967 |
Kelly is sent after an American agent he has fallen in love with when she seems to be becoming the mistress of the leader of a country on the verge of accepting missiles from an enemy.
Written by Robert Culp
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#54
Original Air Date Mar. 22, 1967 |
They guys must protect an obnoxious American comic on a goodwill tour of Europe from an enemy agent assigned to kill and discredit him.
Written by Stephen Kandel
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#55
Original Air Date Mar. 29, 1967 |
A government file clerk is the center of attention as a beautiful agent tries to entice him to defect while Kelly and Scotty try to keep his interests confined to American women.
Written by Rick Mittleman
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#56
Original Air Date Apr. 12, 1967 |
A visit to Scotty's mom puts his family in danger when an old friend takes them as hostages while trying to secure the return of some microfilm.
Written by Jerry Ludwig
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