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The Man From U.N.C.L.E.

NBC (Ended 1968)

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8.4 Great
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The Man From U.N.C.L.E. ranks 1,738 out of the 18,229 shows on TV.com.

The 224 users who count themselves as The Man From U.N.C.L.E. fans have written a total of 6 reviews.

Status

Ended

Premiered

September 22, 1964

Ended

January 15, 1968

Genre

Drama, Action/Suspense

Theme

Spy

Show Overview

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6.8

The Return of the Man From U.N.C.L.E.

The Fifteen Years Later Affair

Aired: 04/05/83

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Welcome to the complete The Man from U.N.C.L.E. guide at TV.com.

This is the United Network Command for Law and Enforcement.

Meet our top Enforcement Agents,

Mr. Ilya Kuryakin and Mr. Napoleon Solo.

Their job is to stop evil organizations such as THRUSH in their plans and attempts for world domination. (NEW SHOW SUMMARY COMING SOON)




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  • Napoleon Solo: The coolest name ever?

    Honestly, I think Ian Fleming outdid himself with this one. Napoleon Solo is the most badass name I've ever heard.

    3 comments, last one Nov 22, 2007 + Add Comment
  • Region 1 DVD heads-up?

    Many eps of the show have been available with Region 2 encoding for some time. But I've been seeing several rumors about a R...more »

    2 comments, last one Sep 12, 2006 + Add Comment
  • For Robert Vaughn fans...

    His new series, Hustle, premiers this Saturday on AMC 10pm ET. For more info on the show check out the American Movie Classics site. :D

    2 comments, last one Jun 18, 2006 + Add Comment
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    9.5 Superb

    For a lot of people including myself this is their all time favorite TV show. hide « show »

    Robert Vaughan played Napoleon Solo (must have been bullied at school with a name like that) whilst British actor David McCallum played the Russian Ilya Kuryakin (what's this-a Russian and an American teaming up during the height of the cold war and a couple of years after the Cuban Missile Crisis?). Solo and Kuryakin worked for U.N.C.L.E. (United Network Command for Law Enforcement). U.N.C.L.E. was based in a secret HQ behind a dry-cleaners shop and Solo and Kuryakin received their orders from Mr Alexander Waverly played by the late Leo G. Carroll.

    If you thought James Bond was tongue in cheek, then this was even more tongue in cheek. Each week, Solo and Kuryakin armed with their array of gadgets battled the villains of T.H.R.U.S.H. who were more camp than any Bond villain you could come across. There were guest stars galore throughout the show and some of the craziest plots you could ever watch. The villains seemed to delight in torturing Solo and Kuryakin rather than just putting a bullet in their heads.

    Gadgets, fight scenes, total camp-that was The Man From U.N.C.L.E. and it was an awesome show.
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    9.1 Superb

    This is a terrific spy series starring Robert Vaughn as Napoleon Solo and David McCallum as Illya Kuryakin. Also Leo G. Carroll as the wonderful Mr. Waverly in charge of U.N.C.L.E. headquarters. U.N.C.L.E. is the good guys who fight the evil THRUSH guys. hide « show »

    This series was absolutely great in its black and white stage. When it began filming in color it also started getting silly. Had it not been for the fantastic characters of Napoleon and Illya this show would have nose dived rather quickly. Napoleon was a very suave and sexy character. Illya added the the humor to the show. Robert Vaughn and David McCallum were just absolutely perfect together. I would recomend to anyone who is thinking about buying these shows on DVD to buy the black and white shows and forget the rest unless you are a glutton for punishment or you really enjoy watching stupid and childish TV shows. Then by all means get the entire series.
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    10 Perfect

    The first season (B/W) was fun. Great villians (Robert Culp, Carroll O'Connor, Fritz Weaver, Ella Lancaster), great gadgets (the communicator pen , which was first a fake cigarette case, and of course the badge), and hot girls (Yvonne Craig, Nancy Culp,Pa hide « show »

    The first B/W season was great. Probably the best episodes were "The Vulcan Affair", "The Shark Affair"(very rarely seen) and the "The Quadripartite Affair" (with McCallums wife at the time Jill Ireland).
    When the show went to color and changed time slots
    it got predictable.
    But even in reruns it is a great fun view into the mid to late 60's.
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    9.5 Superb

    A favorite from my youth, the first show I got to stay up late to watch at 10 y.o.) hide « show »

    Still holds up today. Waiting for the dvds.
    Based on James Bond, this was a must see show in the days when we only had 3 networks and cable was a dream. Gadgets and good writing, actors who winked at the camera without being obvious. Along with Mission:Impossible and Star Trek, MFU remains a favorite. Where'e the updated movie?
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    10 Perfect

    The man from UNCLE was the story of two secret agents, Napoleon Solo and Illya Kuryakin who fought against a sinister and evil organization called THRUSH. hide « show »

    This was an exciting show created when the spy genre was at its peak. Napoleon Solo and Illya Kuryakin were two ultra cool secret agents one american and the other russian (this was original and unusual because it was the cold war era) who worked for an international spy agency called U.N.C.L.E. (United Network Command for Law and Enforcement) The first two seasons were incredible but unfortunately the following two seasons chose to forget the adventure and adopt the comedy because of the success of the Adam West's Batman show. Anyway, the Man from UNCLE was, and still is, a terrific show that made its stars so popular and famous that we still love them all.
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