The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (1964)

Status: Ended

First Aired : 1964-09-22

In what ended up as a spoof on the spy genre, a team of secret agents battling the global crime organization THRUSH. Under the aegis of the United Network Command for Law and Enforcement (U.N.C.L.E.), the dapper, suave Napoleon Solo and the equally dashing Illya Kuryakin jet to exotic locations, defending the world from evil, chaos, and bad taste. The premise of most episodes revolved around the involvement of an "innocent": a non-spy caught up in the conflict between U.N.C.L.E. and their rival organization, Thrush.

Premiering in 1964, this successful series also starred Leo G. Carroll as Alexander Waverly and featured guest stars such as William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy, Kurt Russell as a young stowaway marked for murder, Ricardo Montalban and longtime comedy favorite Ken Murray. From trying to save the world from fear gas to trying to save themselves from a pack of bloodthirsty cheetahs, this spoof brings the spy game to life with vigor and vibrancy.

Networks:	NBC
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Genres:	Drama , Action , Adventure
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Type:	Scripted
Language:	English
Runtime:	60 Minutes

Tv Show Cast & Crew

Cast: Robert Vaughn, David McCallum, Leo G. Carroll

Crew: Robert Webb, Sam Rolfe, James W. Sullivan, Jack Mills, Norman Felton, David Victor, Robert Foshko, Joseph Calvelli Irving Pearlberg, George Lehr, Anthony Spinner, George W. Davis, Henry Grace, Boris Ingster, Kenneth D. Peach Sr., Henry Berman, Eddie Saeta, Charles S. Thompson, Frank E. Anderson, Fred Koenekamp, Joseph Dervin, E. Darrell Hallenbeck, Wilbur Mosier, William B. Gulick, Bill Finnegan, Ray Williford, Francisco Lombardo, Richard Pefferle, Richard F. Landry, Keough Gleason, Elmo Veron, Dick Bennett, Glenn Cook, Al Shenberg, Joseph Biroc, Jerry Goldsmith, Frank R. McKelvy, Merrill Pye, Maurice Vaccarino, Joseph Gantman, William W. Spencer, Don Greenwood Jr., Donald Verk, Paul Ivano, John Banse, Dale Deverman, John B. Rogers, James L. Berkey, Hugh Hunt, Richard Spero, Ray Flin, Harry Knapp, Joseph Stone, Robert B. Hauser