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      Season 1 – The Girl From U.N.C.L.E.

      1966 Mystery & Thriller Comedy List
      10% Tomatometer 10 Reviews Agent April Dancer fights THRUSH and other enemy agents. Read More Read Less

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      Jack Anderson Miami Herald We didn't need a new version of U.N.C.L.E., but since when was any TV series based on need? May 17, 2022 Full Review Barbara Delatiner Newsday You know what? Maybe NBC should have just rerun the boys. The distaff version is pale by comparison May 17, 2022 Full Review Kay Gardella New York Daily News Another U.N.C.L.E. agent on TV within one week can only water down the audience interest in The Man From U.N.C.L.E., in our opinion. May 13, 2022 Full Review Win Fanning Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Co-agent Noel Harrison gave evidence of stealing most of the credits. The new series is, of course, only for U.N.C.L.E. fans. Doubt me if you will, but the second outing... was worse than the premiere. Sep 11, 2023 Full Review Donald Kirkley Baltimore Sun It's not likely to prove very effective, because the incumbent of the title role, Stefanie Powers, is rather a weak sister. May 11, 2022 Full Review Read all reviews

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      Audience Member The Girl from U.N.C.L.E is not the strongest spin-off ever and it suffers from some poor writing choices. For one, rather than make April Dancer (Stefanie Powers) competent and deadly as she should be, being UNCLE's first female enforcement agent, they made her mainly a damsel in distress with extra spy gadgets. April's partner Mark Slate (Noel Harrison R.I.P) spends more time rescuing her than anything else. She does occasionally knock a villain out using one of her gadgets but April Dancer gets knocked unconscious by T.H.R.U.S.H agents in almost every episode. In fact they use every mean possible to knock poor Miss Dancer out, from chopping her on the neck to chloroform and everything between, She is also regularly kidnapped and left in some perilous position, such as hanging over a pool of piranhas in the Dog Gone Affair. Stefanie Powers dancing skills are put to good effect in The Mata Hari Affair and The Drublegratz Affair, the latter of which April is undercover as a go-go dancer and gets to wear a micro mini-skirt. There were some interesting guest stars too, including Boris Karloff in drag in the Mother Muffin affair. Overall, I think The Girl from Uncle is fun if you don't take it too seriously and I think it would have been worthy of a second season, with April being given more of a physical role rather than leave it to her partner. A young Stefanie Powers certainly had the physique for it. I think making April a demure, girl next door type character was a mistake and Miss Dancer could have been the American version of Emma Peel. Whatever else, April Dancer was a gorgeous secret agent. Rated 4 out of 5 stars 01/09/23 Full Review Read all reviews Post a rating

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      Episodes

      Episode 1 Aired Sep 13, 1966 The Dog-Gone Affair April and Mark are dispatched to deliver a dog whose fleas carry the only known antidote to a THRUSH nerve gas. Details Episode 2 Aired Sep 20, 1966 The Prisoner of Zalamar Affair When a beautiful princess is kidnapped, look-alike April takes her place. Details Episode 3 Aired Sep 27, 1966 The Mother Muffin Affair Murderous Mother Muffin wants April to be Lady Macbeth in a bizarre wax museum. Details Episode 4 Aired Oct 4, 1966 The Mata Hari Affair Suspicious of a young actress's death in a train wreck, April plays Mata Hari. Details Episode 5 Aired Oct 11, 1966 The Montori Device Affair A THRUSH master plan to kill the world's leaders lands April, Mark and Mr. Waverly in the middle of a dangerous Paris fashion show. Details Episode 6 Aired Oct 18, 1966 The Horns-of-the-Dilemma Affair April runs through a bullring to keep a new rocket transport away from THRUSH. Details Episode 7 Aired Oct 25, 1966 The Danish Blue Affair Dr. Stanley Umlaut (Dom DeLuise) swallows blue cheese with SPUD-ray microdots. Details Episode 8 Aired Nov 1, 1966 The Garden of Evil Affair Mistaken for a lost princess, April becomes the prey of a master plan to make her the next evil ruler of the world. Details Episode 9 Aired Nov 15, 1966 The Atlantis Affair April and Mark run into THRUSH and trouble in a search for valuable destructive crystals found in the lost underwater city of Atlantis. Details Episode 10 Aired Nov 22, 1966 The Paradise Lost Affair Trapped on a remote island, pursued by THRUSH, April faces a hot lava bath. Details Episode 11 Aired Nov 29, 1966 The Lethal Eagle Affair Mr. Waverly assigns April and Mark to become victims of a mad THRUSH molecular reorganizer experiment. Details Episode 12 Aired Dec 6, 1966 The Romany Lie Affair April and Mark fall in with a band of gypsies who are in on a THRUSH plot to manipulate the stock market. Details Episode 13 Aired Dec 16, 1966 The Little John Doe Affair April and Mark rush to Rome to protect a suave free-lance gangster from a Murder Incorporated assassin. Details Episode 14 Aired Dec 20, 1966 The Jewels of Topango Affair April and Mark are sent to Africa to thwart unscrupulous oil interests from expanding into the diamond fields. Details Episode 15 Aired Dec 27, 1966 The Faustus Affair The devil wants a machine invented by a bumbling genius in love with April. Details Episode 16 Aired Jan 3, 1967 The UFO Affair April becomes the target of a Mafia-like alliance after they learn she can identify four senior members of the syndicate. Details Episode 17 Aired Jan 17, 1967 The Moulin Ruse Affair A $5 million blackmail plot and a "Superman" Vitamin Q formula lead April and Mark on a merry chase to the isle of Moulin. Details Episode 18 Aired Jan 24, 1967 The Catacomb and Dogma Affair The investigation of an agent's death uncovers a plot to loot the Vatican. Details Episode 19 Aired Jan 31, 1967 The Drublegratz Affair THRUSH plots to kill the heirs of a dying ruler of a small principality. Details Episode 20 Aired Feb 7, 1967 The Fountain of Youth Affair A beautiful baroness corrupts women with the secret of eternal youth. Details Episode 21 Aired Feb 14, 1967 The Carpathian Caper Affair April and Mark's search for a vital lunar orbiter coded tape cartridge separates a bride and groom on their wedding night. Details Episode 22 Aired Feb 21, 1967 The Furnace Flats Affair In the wild west, three women run a race to win a mine laden with a rare mineral. Details Episode 23 Aired Feb 23, 1967 The Low Blue C Affair A gangster must murder two heirs to rule a small country and its gambling tables. Details Episode 24 Aired Mar 7, 1967 The Petit Prix Affair April wafts into a quaint French village in a hot-air balloon on a mission to halt a plot to sabotage the Petit Prix races. Details Episode 25 Aired Mar 14, 1967 The Phi Beta Killer Affair April and Mark go after a gambling ring but end up in "Julius Caesar." Details Episode 26 Aired Mar 21, 1967 The Double-O-Nothing Affair A shy little accountant holds the key to locating a secret THRUSH base. Details Episode 27 Aired Mar 28, 1967 The UNCLE Samurai Affair When attending a luau in Hawaii, Mark and April are caught up in a bizarre string of events centering around a stolen submarine. Details Episode 28 Aired Apr 4, 1967 The High and the Deadly Affair Mark and April search out a maniacal THRUSH agent who has created a deadly substance he plans to spread over the world by flocks of birds. Details Episode 29 Aired Apr 11, 1967 The Kookie Spook Affair April is set to give testimony of the identity of THRUSH's number one agent -- if she can survive until the trial. Details

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      Season Info

      Director
      Barry Shear, John Brahm, E. Darrell Hallenbeck, Richard C. Bennett, Mitch Leisen, Jud Taylor, Alf Kjellin
      Executive Producer
      Norman Felton
      Screenwriter
      Tony Barrett, Arthur Rowe, Robert Hill, Boris Sobelman, Berne Giler, John O'Dea, Joseph Calvelli, Jameson Brewer, Warren Duff, David Giler
      Network
      NBC
      Genre
      Mystery & Thriller, Comedy
      Original Language
      English
      Release Date
      Sep 13, 1966