Danger Man

Danger Man John Drake faces one of the most difficult and worrying tasks of his career when a former British agent sets up his own highly unusual espionage network.

In the grim, bizarre world of international intrigue, no-one knows for which side a man is working, and no-one can tell what a man really is, not even his wife.

John Drake discovers a strange "little piece of England" in an Eastern European country in "Colony Three," a vividly unusual drama of a bizarre training school for spies

The struggle for independence is only the first chapter in the story of an emergent African nation.

The Danger Man meets up again, in dramatic circumstances, with a former colleague, a beautiful girl who refuses to forget the past.

Fishy business for the Danger Man. But the fish is not of the marine variety in "Fish On The Hook", though it is very big fish indeed.

Butterflies, beauty and blackmail forge a strange link in a chain stretching right into the heart of the Indian jungle for Patrick McGoohan, as John Drake, in the "Danger Man" episode "The Colonel's Daughter" - a tortuous sequence of events sparked off by murder and the leakage of military secrets.

The sophisticated, sparkling world of casinos, glamorous girls and champagne goes hand-in-hand with dangerous intrigue for John Drake in the "Danger Man" episode "The Battle of the Cameras."

Patrick McGoohan, portraying Danger Man John Drake, becomes a servant in "No Marks for Servility" and throws a new light on what goes on "below stairs" when the servant is really a special agent invesigating a suspected big-time international swindler.

Witchcraft and present-day espionage become closely involved for Danger Man John Drake in "A Man to be Trusted," a fascinating adventure -Ai an island in the West Indies - a story in which three attractive women, two of them widowed, play vital roles in the mystery Drake is sent out there to solve.

The Danger Man plays a tense cat-and-mouse game with an agent suspected of smuggling naval secrets - and allows him enough rope to lead him to the person he really wants to catch.

Patrick McGoohan, as Danger Man John Drake, goes to the Caribbean in "A Date With Doris" - but not to keep a date with a girl named Doris.

Confidential papers go missing, and Drake travels to a small island off the coast of Scotland in search of them and the culprit.

Patrick MoGoohan, as Danger Man John Drake, masquerades as an ex-convict in the episode "Such Men Are Dangerous" - a dangerous guise to enable him to penetrate a vicious secret society which has the fanatical objective of murdering political leaders. Its members are recruited from the criminal class, and they are trained to kill.

Patrick McGoohan, as John Drake, wages a lone battle against a ruthless millionaire tycoon in the "Danger Man" episode "Whatever Happened to George Foster?", a battle against one of the most powerful men in Britain, and a battle against overwhelming odds.

Patrick McGooltan, as John Drake, leads an audacious and dangerous combined operation by British agents to rescue a colleague who is held in a East European embassy in Switzerland.

Revolution leaves its trail of emotion, fear and bitter?ness for many years after the fighting. The "Danger Man" episode "The Affair at Castelevara" is set in an hispanic country after a revolution when a defeated ex-leader returns to his former land under an assumed name, is arrested, and is sentenced to death.

Danger Man John Drake, portrayed by Patrick McGoohan, experiences strange hallucionations after a car crash in "The Ubiquitous Mr. Lovegrove," an unusual drama in which guest star Eric Darker becomes one of John Drake's superiors, a Treasury official, and takes over the identity in Drake's mind of almost every person the Danger Man meets.

Where should a wife's loyalty lie when her husband becomes a traitor? With her husband? Her family? Her country?

The wine areas of Central France provide the settings for much of the action in the "Danger Man" episode "Have a Glass of Wine," in which Patrick McGoohan, as John Drake, follows a devious trail which begins with the photographing of secret papers at an English Air and Armament Experimental Establishment.

Paris is not so gay for Danger Man John Drake when he goes to the French capital to investigate the disappearance of a British Embassy official.

The kidnapping of a couple employed on atomic weapons research leads Danger Man, John Drake into an unexpected partnership with a glamorous Russian agent in "Parallel Lines Sometimes Meet." The setting is an island in the West Indies.