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Original Air Date—2 October 1962
Searching for a Nazi gun emplacement, the GIs try to pump information from a German deserter who is unsure of his loyalties. |
Original Air Date—9 October 1962
In desperate need of replacements, the squad is finally given three new men. However, the new troops are not quite what Saunders was expecting--one is an overage, overweight former cook, another is an arrogant radio announcer who wants nothing else than to get back to his former cushy job in London, and the third was a ballet dancer before he got drafted--and none of them have any combat experience whatsoever. |
Original Air Date—16 October 1962
A lone wolf tank commander whose men revile him, saves Hanley's squad. Then, without explanation, the tank sergeant blows the cross off a French village's church, and roughs up its wounded priest. Now the whole infantry squad hates Sgt. Dane too. Sgt. Saunders confronts Dane to find out why he's so violent, while the 2 squads occupy the mysteriously abandoned town. |
Original Air Date—23 October 1962
When a time bomb crashes unexploded in a church, a rattled British officer's the only disposal expert in the sector. The Tommy seems more wired than the bomb, despite just being put on leave. He sniped at Lt. Hanley for having an innocent chat with his ex-girlfriend, then refused to join the rest of patrons in the French tavern's wine cellar during a Luftwaffe raid. |
Original Air Date—30 October 1962
When the squad's BAR man is killed saving them from being wiped out in an ambush, the men aren't too happy with his replacement--including Saunders, who was especially close to the man, and particularly Kirby, who expected to be promoted to BAR man. The fact that the new man was, up until a few days ago, a cook's helper with no combat experience doesn't help matters, either. |
Original Air Date—13 November 1962
Retrieving a downed pilot becomes even more nerve-wracking, because Lt. Hanley's battle-fatigued squad mistakenly shot the messenger who delivered the U.S. war hero pilot's whereabouts to them. Hanley doesn't want this mission, but he's assured that a grizzled Maquisard truck driver will transport them safely to the farm where French Resistance hide the wounded bomber pilot. |
Original Air Date—20 November 1962
A German general calmly kills his chauffeur and forces Hanley to replace him. While playing possum behind enemy lines, the wounded Hanley was captured, then interrogated. When Hanley wouldn't cooperate, Gen. Von Strelitz took Hanley away for further questioning. Von Strelitz refuses to explain what he's plotting, and Lt. Hanley doesn't appreciate the promotion to Kapitan in the Heer. |
Original Air Date—27 November 1962
Del Packer, a famous baseball star who was drafted into the army, winds up as a replacement in the squad. While Kelly looks for a way to make some money by setting up a baseball game with a neighboring outfit, Billy--a devoted baseball fan--is awestruck to be in the same squad as one of his heroes. However, Packer has his own demons to fight, and while the other squad members are too star-struck to notice that something may be wrong, Saunders isn't. |
Original Air Date—4 December 1962
Saunders is ordered to join a reconnaissance patrol whose Sergeant doesn't like him or want him along. |
Original Air Date—11 December 1962
Behind enemy lines, Saunders and his men struggle to keep a critically wounded French partisan alive. |
Original Air Date—18 December 1962
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Original Air Date—25 December 1962
Braddock, while on duty as Lt. Hanley's runner, is "appropriated" by a tough-talking, overbearing colonel as his jeep driver. Unfortunately the colonel decides to drive the jeep himself, and his reckless driving results in an accident in which both men are knocked unconscious. When Braddock awakens he is captured by a German patrol, but since he happens to be wearing the colonel's coat--which he put on to keep warm while the colonel was zooming around the countryside--the Germans think that he actually IS a colonel, and nothing Braddock can say or do will convince them otherwise. |
Season 1, Episode 13: ReunionOriginal Air Date—1 January 1963
After the battalion pushes the Germans out of a small French town, Pvt. Paul Villers, a member of Saunders' squad, asks permission to look for his father, a French doctor. Villers' was born in France but his parents divorced when he was four and his mother, an American, took him back to the US. He knows the town they're in is where his father was born and looks for him there. It doesn't take him long to find his father, but it takes him a bit longer to find out some things about his father that he wasn't counting on. |
Season 1, Episode 14: The MedalOriginal Air Date—8 January 1963
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Original Air Date—15 January 1963
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Original Air Date—22 January 1963
An exasperated Hanley finds himself saddled with a 13-year-old French orphan who wants to join the squad. |
Season 1, Episode 17: The SquadOriginal Air Date—29 January 1963
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Original Air Date—5 February 1963
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Original Air Date—12 February 1963
Doc, Braddock and several wounded GIs take refuge in a French château owned by a wealthy aristocrat and his daughter. The father, concerned only with saving his estate, wants no part of them and orders them off the property. Unfortunately, a strong German patrol shows up intending to use the château as an artillery observation post, and the GIs are taken prisoner. While the captured soldiers make plans to escape, the aristocrat sees a kindred spirit in the seemingly cultured German commander, but doesn't realize that the officer has designs on the château's treasures--including the aristocrat's daughter. |
Season 1, Episode 20: Off LimitsOriginal Air Date—19 February 1963
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Original Air Date—26 February 1963
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Original Air Date—5 March 1963
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Season 1, Episode 23: SurvivalOriginal Air Date—12 March 1963
In enemy territory, his hands badly burned, Saunders weaves a treacherous path back to his own lines. |
Original Air Date—19 March 1963
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Original Air Date—26 March 1963
Hanley is pulled off the line and sent to London, where he discovers that he is to be used in a secret mission to aid a French physicist to escape occupied France before the Gestapo gets ahold of him. Hanley and the man's son were friends in college and Hanley spent one summer in France at the family's home and is the only man the scientist will trust--especially since it's been discovered that someone in the French resistance who is helping them is a double agent. |
Original Air Date—2 April 1963
A young woman who cannot face the horrors of the war isolates herself in an idyllic garden which is unscathed by German bombs and refuses to leave. Saunders attempts to evacuate her before more Germans come. |
Season 1, Episode 27: Hill 256Original Air Date—9 April 1963
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Season 1, Episode 28: The SniperOriginal Air Date—16 April 1963
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Original Air Date—23 April 1963
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Original Air Date—30 April 1963
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Original Air Date—7 May 1963
Hanley, Saunders and their men are worried that the reckless bravery of a reputed one-man death-squad will get them all killed. |
Original Air Date—14 May 1963
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Original Air Date—17 September 1963
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Season 2, Episode 2: BridgeheadOriginal Air Date—24 September 1963
The Squad is ordered to take and hold a strategic bridge. The bridge however is near an abandoned house that a squad of Germans have sought refuge in. The Germans are armed with an anti tank weapon and take out the American tank. The only thing left for Saunders and the men to do is a frontal assault on the house...under heavy enemy fire. Morale for this particular mission is low and the men question whether this bridge is worth the risk. |
Season 2, Episode 3: MasqueradeOriginal Air Date—1 October 1963
A jeep pulls up alongside Sunders and the squad while they are trudging up a road on foot. In the jeep is a German Colonel who is a prisoner, the two soldiers with him (a Lieutenant and a Corporal) are taking him to battalion for interrogation but need directions. But this is all a ruse and the men are Germans masquerading as Americans. When the jeep is overturned and the Colonel is wounded they are forced to go with Saunders and wait for an ambulance. Saunders begins to suspect the two but can he convince Hanley. |
Original Air Date—8 October 1963
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Original Air Date—15 October 1963
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Original Air Date—22 October 1963
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Season 2, Episode 7: DoughboyOriginal Air Date—29 October 1963
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Original Air Date—5 November 1963
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Original Air Date—12 November 1963
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Original Air Date—19 November 1963
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Original Air Date—26 November 1963
When a U.S. recon plane crashes, Sgt. Saunders' men race a German patrol to recover the pilot and his film. The Americans get there first, but carrying the wounded airman on a stretcher over heavily wooded hills slows them down. Then the Americans must cross a river to return to camp, while wily Nazi Sgt. Beckman counters Saunders' every trick. |
Season 2, Episode 12: AmbushOriginal Air Date—3 December 1963
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Season 2, Episode 13: BarrageOriginal Air Date—10 December 1963
The Americans have been trying to take a German held hill for the last four days. Five different pilots have given five different locations for German artillery...they have hit them all and come up empty. Hanley's orders are to get up the hill, locate the artillery positions and report back. The squad is exhausted but marches upward. They separate and Saunders is wounded in the leg taking on a machine gun nest. Weak from his wound Saunders crawls along until he falls into an abandoned mine and discovers he is not alone. |
Original Air Date—17 December 1963
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Season 2, Episode 15: The PartyOriginal Air Date—24 December 1963
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Original Air Date—31 December 1963
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Original Air Date—7 January 1964
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Original Air Date—14 January 1964
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Original Air Date—21 January 1964
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Original Air Date—28 January 1964
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Season 2, Episode 21: Mail CallOriginal Air Date—4 February 1964
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Original Air Date—11 February 1964
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Original Air Date—18 February 1964
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Season 2, Episode 24: The HunterOriginal Air Date—25 February 1964
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Original Air Date—3 March 1964
A British unit holding a depot doesn't know that Allied units around them are retreating from a Nazi offensive, because the Brits' radio is broken. Sgt. Saunders' squad can't join the pullback, because Lt. Hanley orders Saunders' crew to march to the railhead in France, to let the Brits know they are being surrounded. |
Original Air Date—10 March 1964
A British captain refuses Allied orders to retreat, delivered by Sgt. Saunders. Instead, Capt. Johns commands Sgt. Saunders' battle-fatigued U.S. squad to dig in at the besieged railhead and help repulse a German advance. Saunders fears it's suicide for all, but the imperial Capt. Johns, a Sandowner and son of a general, insists they can hold the depot against a Nazi offensive. |
Original Air Date—17 March 1964
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Original Air Date—24 March 1964
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Season 2, Episode 29: RescueOriginal Air Date—31 March 1964
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Season 2, Episode 30: CommandOriginal Air Date—7 April 1964
A wounded Hanley is replaced in the field by Lieutenant Douglas (Joseph Campanella), who proves to be surly and opinionated even by Saunders' standards. |
Original Air Date—14 April 1964
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Original Air Date—21 April 1964
A bitter, antagonistic replacement whom none of Saunders' men can stand (with good reason) is wounded and pinned down by German snipers...who use him to try and lure his fellow Americans into their ambush. |
Original Air Date—15 September 1964
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Season 3, Episode 2: VendettaOriginal Air Date—22 September 1964
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Original Air Date—24 September 1964
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Season 3, Episode 4: The DuelOriginal Air Date—6 October 1964
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Original Air Date—13 October 1964
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Original Air Date—20 October 1964
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Original Air Date—27 October 1964
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Original Air Date—10 November 1964
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Original Air Date—17 November 1964
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Original Air Date—24 November 1964
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Original Air Date—1 December 1964
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Original Air Date—8 December 1964
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Original Air Date—15 December 1964
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Original Air Date—22 December 1964
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Original Air Date—29 December 1964
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Season 3, Episode 16: The EnemyOriginal Air Date—5 January 1965
Lt. Hanley comes across three German soldiers in a deserted French town. Two are killed and he captures the third...a demolition expert. He tells Hanley that the entire town is mined and booby trapped to kill American soldiers. When Hanley finds out there is no way to prevent the returning French population from reentering the town he forces the German to disarm the mines and traps at gunpoint. Hanley must be on constant guard because the German is very clever and always thinking of escape. |
Original Air Date—12 January 1965
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Original Air Date—19 January 1965
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Original Air Date—26 January 1965
Out of ammo, Saunders is holed up with terrified young Private Carey ('Tommy Sands' ): a pacifistic draftee who can't bring himself to fire on their pursuer, a relentless German sergeant. |
Original Air Date—2 February 1965
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Original Air Date—9 February 1965
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Original Air Date—9 February 1965
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Season 3, Episode 23: DatelineOriginal Air Date—23 February 1965
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Original Air Date—2 March 1965
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Original Air Date—9 March 1965
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Original Air Date—16 March 1965
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Original Air Date—23 March 1965
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Original Air Date—30 March 1965
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Original Air Date—6 April 1965
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Season 3, Episode 30: HeritageOriginal Air Date—13 April 1965
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Season 3, Episode 31: OdysseyOriginal Air Date—20 April 1965
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Original Air Date—27 April 1965
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Season 4, Episode 1: Main EventOriginal Air Date—14 September 1965
No one is happy about the addition of boxer Willy Kleve to Saunders's unit--especially Kleve's over-protective manager. |
Original Air Date—21 September 1965
Saunders and the squad break in four teenage replacements. |
Season 4, Episode 3: S.I.W.Original Air Date—28 September 1965
An already-controversial replacement adds to his reputation for cowardice by turning up with an apparent Self-Inflicted Wound. |
Original Air Date—5 October 1965
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Season 4, Episode 5: The FarmerOriginal Air Date—12 October 1965
Iowa-bred Private Noah is troubled when the squad forcibly evacuates a French farm family. |
Season 4, Episode 6: EvasionOriginal Air Date—19 October 1965
Dressed in an Albanian uniform, Hanley escapes from a German prison camp. |
Original Air Date—26 October 1965
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Season 4, Episode 8: CrossfireOriginal Air Date—2 November 1965
Sauders accuses twice-decorated Private Stevens of disobeying an order and thereby getting two other GIs killed. |
Original Air Date—11 November 1965
In a German-held village, Hanley's search for a wounded OSS officer is hampered by a precocious French boy. |
Original Air Date—16 December 1965
The squad has to cope with three 40-something replacements on a patrol to snatch a German captive. |
Original Air Date—23 November 1965
Pinned under a beam, Pvt. Andy Marsh claims he has valuable intelligence--that will go back with him or not at all. |
Season 4, Episode 12: The CasketOriginal Air Date—30 November 1965
An embittered French woman resists Saunders' efforts to commandeer her truck, needed to transport the wounded Kirby. |
Original Air Date—7 December 1965
Hanley and Kirby join a swaggering British commando on a treacherous hunt for German V-2 launching sites. |
Season 4, Episode 14: BreakoutOriginal Air Date—14 December 1965
The squad angers a Frenchman when they destroy machinery at his quarry. |
Original Air Date—21 December 1965
A French countess walks a dangerous tightrope as she entertains a château full of German soldiers--while sheltering a wounded Hanley. |
Season 4, Episode 16: The RaiderOriginal Air Date—28 December 1965
Hanley is captured by a brutal SS officer, Captain Reichhardt. |
Original Air Date—4 January 1966
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Original Air Date—11 January 1966
The survivor of a squad that Sauders refused to help volunteers to lead the sergeant on a patrol to the same deadly area. |
Original Air Date—18 January 1966
Kirby embarks on a personal vendetta against an SS colonel who killed his sister's fiancé. |
Original Air Date—25 January 1966
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Original Air Date—1 February 1966
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Original Air Date—8 February 1966
Saunders is imprisoned in a German compound where an enemy soldier is posing as a GI. |
Season 4, Episode 23: The RingerOriginal Air Date—15 February 1966
A cowardly deserter slaps some dirt on his suspiciously-clean uniform and joins Saunders' squad, whose wrath and distrust he proceeds to earn by repeatedly disregarding orders. |
Original Air Date—22 February 1966
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Original Air Date—1 March 1966
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Original Air Date—8 March 1966
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Season 4, Episode 27: GittyOriginal Air Date—15 March 1966
Establishing an observation post in a deserted church, Saunders meets the daughter of a German soldier. |
Original Air Date—22 March 1966
After losing his entire squad to Saunders' men, a wounded German sergeant vows to kill the Americans, saving Saunders for last. |
Original Air Date—29 March 1966
A failed night mission leaves Hanley wounded in the shoulder, and the rest of his squad dead...except for Private Wilder, a nervous young replacement, who is now trapped in a bog and ready to signal their German pursuers for help. It's up to the lieutenant to free him before Wilder drowns, or panics. |
Original Air Date—5 April 1966
Guilt-stricken when he causes the death of a fellow GI, Private Corey panics when he captures a German. |
Season 4, Episode 31: The LeaderOriginal Air Date—12 April 1966
Kirby, who is given command of the squad in Saunders's absence, learns a lesson in leadership. |
Season 5, Episode 1: The GunOriginal Air Date—13 September 1966
To knock out a German bunker, the squad must drag a cannon over a mile of rough, enemy-infested terrain. |
Season 5, Episode 2: The LosersOriginal Air Date—20 September 1966
Saunders and Littlejohn are ordered to destroy an enemy bridge--with the help of four GIs being held for court-martial. |
Season 5, Episode 3: Ollie JoeOriginal Air Date—27 September 1966
Saunders's squad is disrupted by Ollie Joe Brown, a young soldier determined to be "GI Perfect." |
Original Air Date—4 October 1966
A reconnaissance patrol is jeopardized by two Frenchman vital to the mission: a veteran Resistance fighter and his frightened brother. |
Original Air Date—11 October 1966
Alone and blinded, Saunders is at the mercy of a German chaplain. |
Original Air Date—18 October 1966
Saunder's men are ordered to take a farmhouse that is defended by a determined group of teenage German soldiers. |
Season 5, Episode 7: The LetterOriginal Air Date—25 October 1966
Saunders rankles his squad members by showing too much concern for a young replacement who bears a disquieting resemblance to the Sergeant's recently-enlisted kid brother. |
Season 5, Episode 8: HeadcountOriginal Air Date—1 November 1966
Ordered to escort an important group of German prisoners to the rear, Saunders faces heavy odds; the POWs outnumber the GIs 18 to 5. |
Season 5, Episode 9: DecisionOriginal Air Date—15 November 1966
Saunders is uneasy about Charles Harris, a doctor turned demolitions expert. |
Original Air Date—22 November 1966
A GI bitterly recalls the events that put him in the hospital. |
Season 5, Episode 11: ConflictOriginal Air Date—29 November 1966
A vital mission is jeopardized by Saunders' own short-tempered squad members, who suffer from raw nerves caused by lack of sleep. Surprisingly, the worst case of this ISN'T Kirby...It's Caje and Littlejohn! |
Season 5, Episode 12: GulliverOriginal Air Date—6 December 1966
Wounded Littlejohn becomes a modern Gulliver. |
Original Air Date—13 December 1966
Kirby starts questioning his own principles when he finds himself risking his neck for a deadbeat. |
Original Air Date—20 December 1966
A captured German medic is forced to choose between duty to his country and his compassion for humanity. |
Original Air Date—27 December 1966
In a bomb-scarred London suburb, Saunders spends a furlough helping an orphanage director. |
Season 5, Episode 16: EntombedOriginal Air Date—3 January 1967
A mine cave-in forces enemies into an uneasy truce. |
Season 5, Episode 17: GadjoOriginal Air Date—17 January 1967
Saunders tangles with Barbu, a wily gypsy. |
Original Air Date—24 January 1967
Suffering from shock, a French Resistance fighter wages a one-man war against the Allies and the Germans. |
Season 5, Episode 19: EncounterOriginal Air Date—31 January 1967
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Original Air Date—7 February 1967
Saunders is wounded, hounded by dogs, and finally captured and drugged. |
Original Air Date—14 February 1967
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Original Air Date—21 February 1967
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Original Air Date—28 February 1967
A tyrannical sergeant, snipers and a dangerous cargo plague Kirby and Littlejohn as they drive trucks to the front lines. |
Season 5, Episode 24: JonahOriginal Air Date—7 March 1967
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Original Air Date—14 March 1967
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