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Title: Mission: Impossible (1966–1973)
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| Complete series cast summary: | |||
| Greg Morris | ... | Barney Collier 171 episodes, 1966-1973 | |
| Peter Lupus | ... | Willy Armitage 161 episodes, 1966-1973 | |
| Peter Graves | ... | James Phelps / ... 143 episodes, 1967-1973 | |
| Barbara Bain | ... | Cinnamon Carter 78 episodes, 1966-1969 | |
| Martin Landau | ... | Rollin Hand / ... 76 episodes, 1966-1969 | |
Jim Phelps (Peter Graves) is the head of a super-secret government agency, the I.M.F. (Impossible Missions Force), and is often given secret anonymous covert missions to attempt. Quite often, they are unmasking criminals or rescuing hostages. He picks his team depending on which tasks need to be done. One thing is vital on an Impossible Mission: the mission must be carried out in entire secrecy, often relying on high-tech equipment and elaborate deceptions. Written by Murray Chapman <muzzle@cs.uq.oz.au>
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I fondly remember back in the late sixties and early seventies anxiously awaiting and then enjoying each episode of "Mission: Impossible", from the opening montage to the final credits. As far as I know, no other show has (before or since) come up with anything as clever as the opening montage, where certain clips from that week's episode were shown as the theme song played, before the showing of the pictures of the stars of the show. It was always fun for me to try to pick out the scenes as the show progressed (they always looked more dramatic in the montage than they did in the actual episode). The shows were always well written and the cast did an excellent job of portraying a crew that were all good at their jobs and that even enjoyed their jobs, dangerous though they were.
And the music! Lalo Schifrin's music was excellent!