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ABC (ended 1966)

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This spy drama took place during World War II, when American agent David March sought information from the German Army and bought it back to the United States.

Episode Guide

S 1 : Ep 17	The Friendly Enemy	Aired 5/18/66
S 1 : Ep 16	Field of Dishonor	Aired 5/11/66
S 1 : Ep 15	The Key to the Code	Aired 5/4/66
S 1 : Ep 14	The Other Fuhrer	Aired 4/27/66
S 1 : Ep 13	The Deserters	Aired 4/20/66

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Robert Goulet	David March
Christine Carère	Suzanne Duchard

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David March is a traitor in World War II, an American who has gone to Germany to do propaganda work for the Nazis. Or so it seems. In fact, he is a double-agent for the Allies playing a very dangerous game indeed...moreless

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By orswel, Aug 08, 2009

Although one might legitimately wonder if series creator Larry Cohen had ever read Kurt Vonnegut's novel "Mother Night" (published in 1962), which has a similar situation, this was a strikingly different sort of secret-agent TV series, and, in its inversions of convention, quite typical of Cohen. He also invented "Branded", about a Civil War officer falsely convicted of cowardice and unable to clear his name, and "Coronet Blue", about an amnesiac spy trying to find about his life - the twist being that he's actually a Russian spy, not an American one. (No wonder that show got cancelled quickly.) Robert Goulet was rather a lightweight for the role of March, but there were lots of good actors in supporting roles. Three episodes were bundled together to make a feature film in the UK, under the title "I Deal In Danger" - rather oddly, as the series got shown in Britain anyway.moreless
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