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Retired Scotland Yard commissioner Adam Strange investigates bizarre mysteries in "Swinging Sixties" London.
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Title: Strange Report (1969–1971)
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| Anthony Quayle | ... | Adam Strange 16 episodes, 1969 | |
| Kaz Garas | ... | Hamlyn Gynt 16 episodes, 1969 | |
| Anneke Wills | ... | Evelyn McLean 16 episodes, 1969 | |
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Charles Lloyd Pack | ... | Professor Marks 7 episodes, 1969 |
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Adam Strange is a retired criminologist who enjoys solving crimes that baffle the London police. With the help of his young American friend Hamlyn Gynt, known as "Ham", and his rather attractive neighbor Evelyn, he usually gets to the bottom of things in his own unconventional way. Written by Kevin Steinhauer <K.Steinhauer@BoM.GOV.AU>
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Adam Strange drove around London in an Austin FX3 taxi cab, because he could park anywhere for long periods of time and go unnoticed in any neighborhood. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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8 January 1971 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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I remember watching this as a 14-year-old when it was originally televised. It really is a blast from the past. Great acting, good story lines - no computer graphics here. And the old London taxi? Fabulous! What you see is what you get. It's fun to see now well-established actors in small roles. Sadly, Sir Anthony Quayle is no longer with us, and Anneke Wills retired from acting long ago. Surprisingly, so few people seem to remember the show. It is every bit as good as its contemporaries - The Avengers, The Professionals etc. A shame only one series was made. It stands the test of time and will surely jog the memory for people of a certain age. Buy it and enjoy! 60s TV at its best.