UFO

“These clouds give about as much cover as a G-string on a belly dancer.”

1980: After ten years of setbacks and sabotage, SHADO – Supreme Headquarters Alien Defence Organisation – is finally ready to defend the Earth from Alien invasion. Following a fire at Westbrook Electronics, Colonel Freeman is assigned to safeguard important Utronic equipment on a flight from Los Angeles. But SID detects an approaching UFO – its target: Freeman’s aircraft!

Written by Gerry and Sylvia Anderson and Tony Barwick

Directed by Gerry Anderson

Filming Schedule: Monday, 28th April – Monday, 12th May 1969

First UK Airdates:

• Wednesday 16th September 1970 – 8.00pm (ATV Midlands, Tyne Tees and Border)
• Friday 2nd October 1970 – 7.00pm (Anglia)
• Saturday 20th February 1971 – 5.15pm (Southern)
• Saturday 17th April 1971 – 5.15pm (Yorkshire)
• Saturday 10th July 1971 – 5.10pm (Granada)
• Saturday 10th July 1971 – 5.20pm (Grampian)
• Saturday 18th September 1971 – 5.00pm (London Weekend)
• Saturday 9th October 1971 – 5.00pm (Channel and Westward)
• Friday 15th September 1972 – 11.30pm (HTV Cymru)
• Saturday 16th September 1972 – 5.10pm (HTV)
• Friday 29th September 1972 – 7.30pm (Ulster)

Repeat Broadcasts (ITV):

Anglia

• Sunday 9th April 1972 – 2.30pm
• Sunday 6th January 1974 – 11.00am

ATV Midlands

• Saturday 27th February 1971 – 5.15pm
• Sunday 30th December 1973 – 1.10pm

Granada

• Thursday 13th July 1972 – 6.30pm

HTV (General Service)

• Sunday 30th June 1974 – 2.00pm (This Episode was to be broadcast on 16th June but was removed to make way for World Cup 74)
• Saturday 20th September 1986 – 11.00am

London Weekend

• Saturday 7th January 1973 – 9.30am

Scottish

• Friday 6th July 1973  –  6.35pm
• Thursday 3rd April 1975 – 3.00pm

Southern

• Saturday 29th June 1974 – 11.30am

Tyne Tees

• Saturday 16th October 1971 – 5.15pm
• Saturday 17th January 1987 – 11.00am

Ulster

• Sunday 28th July 1974 – 1.00pm
• Saturday 3rd January 1987 – 1.20pm

Westward

• Saturday 7th July 1973 – 6.05pm

Rest Of The World Broadcasts:

On Location:

• Black Park, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire
• Burnham Beeches, Burnham, Buckinghamshire
• Handley Page Ltd., Radlett Aerodrome, Frogmore, Hertfordshire
• Neptune House, BBC Elstree Studios, Eldon Avenue, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire

Additional Cast:

• Shroeder Maxwell Shaw
• Ken Matthews Michael Mundell
• Cabinet Minister Basil Dignam
• Bill Johnson Shane Rimmer
• Harris Matthew Robertson
• Kurt Mahler Paul Gillard
• Phil Wade Gary Files
• Nurse Annette Kerr
• Leila Carlin Edwina Carroll
• Alien Gito Santana
• SHADO Operative Louisa Rabaiotti
• Janis Penny Spencer
• David Worth Dennis Plenty
• Motorcyclist Jack Silk

“You people were selected because of your outstanding character as well as intellect. What went wrong?”

An astronaut is killed during a UFO alert and the UFO gets through SHADO’s outer defences. Straker wants to know why it happened and suspects human error. Is the relationship between Gay Ellis and Mark Bradley to blame?

Written by Tony Barwick

Directed by David Lane

Filming Schedule: Tuesday, 13th – Friday, 23rd May 1969

First UK Airdates:

• Wednesday 9th December 1970 – 8.00pm (Tyne Tees and Border)
• Saturday 24th April 1971 – 5.10pm (Anglia)
• Saturday 15th May 1971 – 5.15pm (ATV Midlands)
• Saturday 26th June 1971 – 5.15pm (Southern)
• Saturday 4th September 1971 – 5.15pm (Grampian)
• Saturday 11th September 1971 – 5.10pm (Granada)
• Saturday 27th November 1971 – 5.00pm (Yorkshire)
• Saturday 4th December 1971 – 5.00pm (Channel and Westward)
• Saturday 18th December 1971 – 5.00pm (London Weekend)
• Saturday 14th October 1972 – 5.10pm (HTV)
• Friday 1st December 1972 – 7.30pm (Ulster)

Repeat Broadcasts (ITV):

Anglia

• Sunday 14th May 1972 – 2.30pm
• Sunday 3rd March 1974 – 11.00am

ATV Midlands / Central

• Friday 17th December 1971 – 2.20pm
• Sunday 24th March 1974 – 1.10pm

Border

• Saturday 20th November 1971 – 5.00pm

Channel

• Saturday 4th August 1973 – 6.05pm

Grampian

• Saturday 20th January 1973 – 5.00pm
• Sunday 11th May 1975 – 2.40pm

Granada

• Thursday 16th August 1973 – 6.35pm

London Weekend

• Sunday 1st April 1973 – 10.35am
• Saturday 13th July 1974 – 11.30am

Scottish

• Friday 31st August 1973 – 6.35pm
• Saturday 21st June 1975 – 5.50pm

Southern

• Saturday 17th August 1974 – 11.05am
• Saturday 22nd May 1976 – 11.20am

Tyne Tees

• Saturday 22nd January 1972 – 5.10pm

Ulster

• Sunday 10th November 1974 – 1.10pm

Westward

• Saturday 4th August 1973 – 6.05pm

Original Title: “The Computer Affair”

On Location:

• Black Park, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire
• Neptune House, BBC Elstree Studios, Eldon Avenue, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire

Additional Cast:

• Shroeder Maxwell Shaw
• Ken Matthews Michael Mundell
• Murray Peter Burton
• Operative Chris Granger Nigel Lambert
• Bill Johnson Shane Rimmer
• SHADO Mobile 1 Personnel Hein Viljoen and Dennis Plenty
• SHADO Mobile 3 Officer Hugh Armstrong
• SHADO Operative Rosemary Donnelly
• Captured Alien Hugo Panczak
• Aliens in Woods Gito Santana and Shane Rimmer

“He’s an out and out risk, Alec, and we can’t afford to take chances.”

Straker learns that technician Paul Roper is passing computer coordinates to the Aliens. Under interrogation, Roper explains that his wife is being threatened, but is unable to reveal the identity of his contact. The significance of the coordinates remains a mystery until Straker realises that the Aliens are planning to attack Moonbase!

Written by Ian Scott Stewart

Directed by Ken Turner

Filming Schedule: Monday, 26th May – Thursday, 5th June 1969

First UK Airdates:

• Wednesday  20th January 1971 – 8.00pm  (ATV Midlands and Anglia)
• Saturday 5th June 1971 – 5.15pm (Southern)
• Saturday 17th July 1971 – 5.00pm (Yorkshire)
• Saturday 4th September 1971 – 5.10pm (Granada)
• Saturday 2nd October 1971 – 5.00pm (Border)
• Saturday 6th November 1971 – 5.00pm (Tyne Tees)
• Saturday 8th January 1972 – 5.10pm (London Weekend)
• Saturday 22nd January 1972 – 5.10pm (Channel and Westward)
• Friday 7th July 1972 – 7.30pm (Grampian)
• Thursday 13th July 1972 – 6.15pm (Scottish)
• Saturday 2nd December 1972 – 5.10pm (HTV)
• Friday 12th January 1973 – 7.30pm (Ulster)

Repeat Broadcasts (ITV):

Anglia

• Saturday 14th August 1971 – 5.10pm
• Sunday 21st April 1974 – 11.00am

ATV Midlands

• Saturday 26th June 1971 – 5.15pm
• Sunday 14th April 1974 – 1.10pm
• Wednesday 8th July 1987 – 11.05pm

Border

• Sunday 23rd September 1973 – 11.00am

Grampian

• Saturday 24th March 1973 – 5.20pm
• Sunday 8th June 1975 – 2.10pm
• Thursday 10th September 1987 – 11.30pm

Granada

• Thursday 7th September 1972 – 6.30pm

HTV

• Sunday 27th October 1974 – 3.00pm
• Saturday 6th December 1986 – 11.00am

London Weekend

• Sunday 8th April 1973 – 10.35am
• Saturday 3rd August 1974 – 11.30am

Scottish

• Wednesday 1st January 1975 – 6.00pm
• Sunday 30th May 1976 – 1.10pm

Southern

• Saturday 21st September 1974 – 11.05am
• Saturday 10th July 1976 – 11.20am

Tyne Tees

• Saturday 7th October 1972 – 11.05am
• Saturday 28th February 1987 – 11.00am

Ulster

• Sunday 1st December 1974 – 1.10pm
• Saturday 14th March 1987 – 1.20pm

Westward

• Sunday 4th July 1976 – 4.10pm

Yorkshire

• Wednesday 23rd August 1972 – 6.05pm

Rest Of The World Broadcasts:

Australia

• Friday 23rd July 1971 – 7.30pm (Canberra CTC7)

Original Title: “The Sun Always Rises”

On Location:

• Neptune House, BBC Elstree Studios, Eldon Avenue, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire
• Greensleeves, Windsor Road, Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire

Additional Cast:

• Shroeder Maxwell Shaw
• Paul Roper George Cole
• Carol Roper Sonia Cox
• Medic Dawson Keith Grenville
• SHADO Guard David Daker

“Look, I’m not offering you some easy number, and I don’t care if you’re polka dot with red stripes. You’re the best man for the job – now do you want it?”

Foster proves that the sudden decompression of the Leisure Sphere, which killed astronaut Bill Grant, was caused by an Alien bullet – fired by a lone Alien at large on the lunar surface. Leading a team to track down the Alien’s UFO, Foster’s investigations lead to disaster when he is cut off from Moonbase, believed dead!

Written by Tony Barwick

Directed by Alan Perry

Filming Schedule: Friday, 6th – Wednesday, 18th June 1969

First UK Airdates:

• Wednesday 6th January 1971 – 8.00pm (ATV Midlands and Anglia)
• Wednesday 10th February 1971 – 8.00pm (Tyne Tees)
• Saturday 3rd April 1971 – 5.15pm (Southern)
• Saturday 15th May 1971 – 5.15pm (Yorkshire)
• Saturday 19th June 1971 – 5.10pm (Border)
• Saturday 28th August 1971 – 5.10pm (Granada)
• Saturday 9th October 1971 – 5.00pm (London Weekend)
• Saturday 15th January 1972 – 5.10pm (Westward and Channel)
• Friday 30th June 1972 – 7.35pm (Grampian)
• Thursday 6th July 1972 – 6.15pm (Scottish)
• Friday 5th January 1973 – 7.30pm (Ulster)
• Saturday 20th January 1973 – 5.10pm (HTV)

Rest Of The World Broadcasts:

Australia

• Friday 6th August 1971 – 7.30pm (Canberra CTC7)

On Location:

• Neptune House, BBC Elstree Studios, Eldon Avenue, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire
• Windermere Hall, Stone Grove, Edgware, Greater London

Additional Cast:

• Tina Duval Suzan Farmer
• Bill Grant Robert Swann
• Alien Gito Santana
• Rescuers Ray Armstrong and David Weston

“You look surprised. I think we’ve got a few more surprises for you.”

An XV-104 test plane wanders into a UFO target area and the pilot, Paul Foster, makes sightings of both the UFO and Sky One. Angry and frustrated that no one believes his story, Foster suspects a cover-up and decides to conduct his own investigation into the activities of ex-USAF Colonel Ed Straker.

Written by Tony Barwick

Directed by David Lane

Filming Schedule: Thursday, 19th June – Tuesday, 1st July 1969 plus Thursday, 3rd July 1969 (second unit)

First UK Airdates:

• Wednesday 23rd September 1970 – 8.00pm (ATV Midlands, Tyne Tees and Border)
• Friday 9th October 1970 – 7.00pm (Anglia)
• Saturday 27th February 1971 – 5.15pm (Southern)
• Saturday 24th April 1971 – 5.15pm (Yorkshire)
• Saturday 17th July 1971 – 5.00pm (Granada)
• Saturday 17th July 1971 – 5.05pm (Grampian)
• Saturday 25th September 1971 – 5.00pm (London Weekend)
• Saturday 16th October 1971 – 5.00pm (Channel and Westward)
• Saturday 15th January 1972 – 5.10pm (Scottish)
• Saturday 23rd September 1972 – 5.10pm (HTV)
• Friday 6th October 1972 – 7.30pm (Ulster)

Repeat Broadcasts (ITV):

Anglia

• Sunday 16th April 1972 – 2.30pm
• Sunday 13th January 1974 – 11.00am

Rest Of The World Broadcasts:

Australia

• Friday 11th June 1971 – 7.30pm (Canberra CTC7)

Notes:

Exposed introduces the character of Paul Foster and was intended to be screened as Episode 2.

On Location:

• Neptune House, BBC Elstree Studios, Eldon Avenue, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire
• MGM Borehamwood Studios, Elstree Way, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire
• Dorney, Fellows Road, Swiss Cottage, London NW3

Additional Cast:

• Frazer Basil Moss
• Janna Wade Jean Marsh
• William Kofax Robin Bailey
• Tsi Chan Paula Li Schiu
• Louis Graham Arthur Cox
• Co-Pilot Jim Matt Zimmerman
• Nurse Sue Gerrard

“I don’t buy it, Straker. I just hope you’ve guessed wrong. Because if you’re right, we’re about to be killed!”

When an Alien Limpet UFO causes the destruction of Lunar Module 32, Straker demands a clean-up programme by the International Astrophysical Commission to remove hazardous space debris from Earth orbit. But Straker finds himself butting heads with I.A.C. chairman James Henderson, who wants a complete shut-down of SHADO operations…

Written by Ruric Powell

Directed by Ken Turner

Filming Schedule: Wednesday, 2nd July – Monday, 14th July 1969

First UK Airdates:

• Wednesday 7th October 1970 – 8.00pm  (ATV Midlands)
• Wednesday 21st October 1970 – 8.00pm (Anglia and Border)
• Wednesday 4th November 1970 – 8.00pm (Tyne Tees)
• Saturday 6th March 1971 – 5.15pm (Southern)
• Saturday 24th July 1971 – 5.20pm (Grampian)
• Saturday 18th September 1971 – 6.10pm (Granada)
• Saturday 2nd October 1971 – 5.00pm (London Weekend)
• Saturday 23rd October 1971 – 5.00pm (Channel and Westward)
• Saturday 4th December 1971 – 5.00pm (Yorkshire)
• Saturday 22nd January 1972 – 5.10pm (Scottish)
• Saturday 30th September 1972 – 5.10pm (HTV)
• Friday 20th October 1972 – 7.30pm (Ulster)

Rest Of The World Broadcasts:

Australia

• Friday 18th June 1971 – 7.30pm (Canberra CTC7)

Original Title: “Ambush”

On Location:

• Neptune House, BBC Elstree Studios, Eldon Avenue, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire
• Sudbury House, 15 Newgate Street, London EC1

Additional Cast:

• Captain Steve Maddox Drewe Henley
• Pilot – Space Ship Gerald Norman
• Navigator – Space Ship Alan Tucker
• Lunar Module Crewman Stevens David Courtland
• Joe Steiner Michael Kilgarriff
• SHADO Operative Louisa Rabaiotti

“My team will be on the Moon for a period of ten days. What can happen in that time?”

When Moonbase experiences a radio and video blackout, Foster suspects that a geo-scanner, operated by a team of surveyors at the Dalotek installation, is to blame. Then a second blackout causes the deaths of two astronauts when their lunar module crashes near Moonbase. But are the Dalotek team to blame?

Written by Ruric Powell

Directed by Alan Perry

Filming Schedule: Tuesday, 15th – Friday, 25th July 1969

First UK Airdates:

• Wednesday 10th February 1971 – 8.00pm (ATV Midlands and Anglia)
• Saturday 12th June 1971 – 5.15pm (Southern)
• Saturday 9th October 1971 – 5.00pm (Border)
• Saturday 16th October 1971 – 6.10pm (Granada)
• Saturday 23rd October 1971 – 5.00pm (Yorkshire)
• Saturday 13th November 1971 – 5.00pm (Tyne Tees)
• Saturday 15th January 1972 – 5.10pm (London Weekend)
• Saturday 29th January 1972 – 5.10pm (Channel and Westward)
• Friday 14th July 1972 – 7.35pm (Grampian)
• Thursday 20th July 1972 – 6.15pm (Scottish)
• Saturday 9th December 1972 – 5.10pm (HTV)
• Friday 19th January 1973 – 7.30pm (Ulster)

Original Title: “Crater 236”

On Location:

• Neptune House, BBC Elstree Studios, Eldon Avenue, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire

Additional Cast:

• Frazer Basil Moss
• Jane Carson Tracy Reed
• Mark Tanner Clinton Greyn
• Phil Mitchell David Weston
• Blake Philip Latham
• Charles Reed John Breslin
• Lunar Module Pilot Alan Tucker
• Moonmobile Captain John Cobner
• Moonmobile Lt. Richard Poore
• Frank E. Stranges Himself

“Important? What can be more important than your own son’s life?”

Straker faces the toughest decision of his career when his son is critically injured in an accident. The drug that can save his life can only be ferried from New York in time aboard a SHADO Transporter – the same Transporter that is in the prime position to track an Alien defector on the West Coast of Ireland.

Written by Tony Barwick

Directed by David Lane

Filming Schedule: Monday, 28th July – Thursday, 7th August 1969

First UK Airdates:

• Wednesday 14th October 1970 – 8.00pm (ATV Midlands and Tyne Tees)
• Wednesday 28th October 1970 – 8.00pm (Border)
• Saturday 13th March 1971 – 5.15pm (Southern)
• Saturday 10th April 1971 – 5.10pm (Anglia)
• Saturday 12th June 1971 – 5.15pm (Yorkshire)
• Saturday 31st July 1971 – 5.20pm (Grampian)
• Saturday 25th September 1971 – 6.10pm (Granada)
• Saturday 30th October 1971 – 5.00pm (Channel and Westward)
• Saturday 13th November 1971 – 5.00pm (London Weekend)
• Saturday 29th January 1972 – 5.10pm (Scottish)
• Saturday 7th October 1972 – 5.10pm (HTV)
• Friday 27th October 1972 – 7.30pm (Ulster)

On Location:

• Marlyn Cottage, Ley Hill, near Chesham, Buckinghamshire
• Ashridge Farm, Ley Hill, near Chesham, Buckinghamshire
• Aragon, Elstree Road, Letchmore Heath, Hertfordshire
• Neptune House, BBC Elstree Studios, Eldon Avenue, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire
• MGM Borehamwood Studios, Elstree Way, Borehamwood

Additional Cast:

• Mary Rutland Suzanne Neve
• O’Connor Mary Merrall
• John Rutland Barnaby Shaw
• Steven Rutland Philip Madoc
• Segal Peter Halliday
• Green Russell Napier
• Alien Richard Aylen
• Nurse Andrea Allen
• Car Driver David Cargill
• SHADO Operative Penny Spencer

“You just better hope I’m never in a position to press the button on you.”

Tired and hung-over after an all night party, Foster takes part in a mandatory fitness programme at the SHADO Research Centre. After passing out in the sauna, he wakes to find the Centre under attack by the Aliens, who beat him senseless and drag him to their UFO!

Written by Tony Barwick

Directed by Ken Turner

Filming Schedule: Friday, 8th – Wednesday, 20th August 1969

First UK Airdates:

• Wednesday, 20th January 1971, 8.00pm (Tyne Tees)
• Saturday 24th April 1971 – 5.15pm (ATV Midlands)
• Saturday 12th June 1971 – 5.15pm (Anglia) * This episode was originally planned to be shown on 8th May at 5.15pm but due to the F.A. Cup Final going into extra time wasn’t broadcast.
• Saturday 26th June 1971 – 5.15pm (Yorkshire)
• Saturday 3rd July 1971 – 5.10pm (Border)
• Saturday 17th July 1971 – 5.05pm (Southern)
• Saturday 30th October 1971 – 6.10pm (Granada)
• Saturday 6th November 1971 – 5.00pm (London Weekend)
• Saturday 8th January 1972 – 5.10pm (Channel and Westward)
• Saturday 13th May 1972 – 3.45pm (Scottish)
• Friday 23rd June 1972 – 7.35pm (Grampian)
• Saturday 18th November 1972 – 5.10pm (HTV)
• Friday 24th October 1972 – 7.30pm (Ulster)

Repeat Broadcasts (ITV):

Anglia

• Sunday 20th August 1972 – 2.30pm
• Sunday 7th April 1974 – 11.00am
• Wednesday 15th March 1989 – 2.00am

ATV Midlands / Central

• Sunday 20th January 1974 – 1.10pm
• Wednesday 12th March 1975 – 3.00pm
• Wednesday 18th November 1987 – 0.50am

Border

• Monday 23rd April 1973 – 10.35am

Channel

• Saturday 20th March 1976 – 5.15pm

Grampian

• Saturday 10th March 1973 – 5.20pm

Granada

• Thursday 23rd August 1973 – 6.35pm

HTV

• Sunday 13th October 1974 – 3.00pm
• Saturday 31st January 1987 – 11.00am

London Weekend

• Sunday 21st January 1973 – 10.35am
• Sunday 14th April 1974 – 11.00am

Scottish

• Sunday 7th July 1974 – 1.05pm
• Sunday 16th May 1976 – 1.10pm

Southern / TVS

• Saturday 2nd November 1974 – 11.35am
• Saturday 26th June 1976 – 10.50am
• Thursday 14th July 1988 – 0.10am

Tyne Tees

• Saturday 24th March 1973 – 5.15pm
• Saturday 15th October 1988 –   12.00pm

Ulster

• Tuesday 10th September 1974 – 3.30pm

Westward

• Saturday 20th March 1976 – 5.15pm

Yorkshire

• Wednesday 9th August 1972 – 6.05pm
• Saturday 26th November 1988 – 12.00pm

On Location:

• Neptune House, BBC Elstree Studios, Eldon Avenue, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire
• York House School, Redheath, Croxley Green, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire

Additional Cast:

• Frazer Basil Moss
• Sylvia Graham Quinn O’Hara
• Joe Franklin David Healy
• Medic Joseph Morris
• Perry Peter Burton
• Gary North Mark Hawkins

“It’s a dirty world. Sometimes you have to cut a few corners.”

Reporter Jo Fraser bugs Straker’s office and records a potentially damaging communique. To maintain security, Straker sets out to recover the tape, leaving Alec Freeman in the hot seat back at SHADO HQ as a Russian mobile rig goes out of control and heads for a collision with Moonbase…

Written by Tony Barwick

Directed by Alan Perry

Filming Schedule: Thursday, 21st August – Tuesday, 2nd September 1969

First UK Airdates:

• Wednesday 3rd March 1971 – 8.00pm (Anglia)
• Saturday 11th March 1972 – 11.10pm (Channel and Westward)
• Saturday 6th May 1972 – 11.35pm (Southern)
• Thursday 8th March 1973 – 11.30pm (ATV Midlands)
• Friday 16th March 1973 – 11.30pm (HTV)
• Thursday 26th March 1974 – 11.30pm (Granada)
• Wednesday 3rd April 1974 – 11.00pm (Ulster)
• Wednesday 30th October 1974 – 10.30pm (Grampian)
• Sunday 1st June 1975 – 11.30pm (London Weekend)
• Sunday 9th November 1975 – 10.45pm (Scottish)

On Location:

• Neptune House, BBC Elstree Studios, Eldon Avenue, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire
• MGM Borehamwood Studios, Elstree Way, Borehamwood
• Windermere Hall, Stone Grove, Edgware, Greater London
• Aragon, Elstree Road, Letchmore Heath, Hertfordshire

Additional Cast:

• Josephine Fraser Jane Merrow
• Commander Dudzinski Patrick Jordan
• Russian Astronauts Janos Kurucz and Paul Tamarin
• Film Director Ralph Bell
• Stuntman Royston Rowe
• Gary North Mark Hawkins
• SHADO Operatives Penny Spencer and Shakira Baksh

“Unfortunately for them, an Alien came through that door instead of her husband.”

In the woods between Clare Cross and Lingbury, an injured Alien stumbles into a lonely cottage and is shot down by Liz Newton and her lover Cass Fowler. Liz and Cass are taken to SHADO HQ for questioning, but when Liz’s husband arrives at the cottage, Paul Foster realises that the Alien’s death was no accident!

Written by Alan Pattillo

Directed by David Lane

Filming Schedule: Wednesday, 3rd – Monday, 15th September 1969

First UK Airdates:

• Wednesday 11th November 1970 – 8.00pm (Border  and Tyne Tees)
• Wednesday 9th December 1970 – 8.00pm (Anglia and ATV Midlands)
• Saturday 27th March 1971 – 5.15pm (Southern)
• Saturday 29th May 1971- 5.15pm (Yorkshire)
• Saturday 14th August 1971 – 5.10pm (Granada)
• Saturday 30th October 1971 – 5.00pm (London Weekend)
• Monday 27th December 1971 – 4.00pm (Channel and Westward)
• Saturday 25th March 1972 – 5.10pm (Scottish)
• Friday 9th June 1972 – 7.35pm (Grampian)
• Saturday 4th November 1972 – 5.10pm (HTV)
• Thursday 24th May 1973 – 7.30pm (Ulster)

• On Location:

• Black Park, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire
• Black Park Cottage, Queen’s Drive, Black Park, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire

Additional Cast:

• Liz Newton Adrienne Corri
• Cass Fowler Patrick Mower
• Jack Newton Allan Cuthbertson
• Alien Anthony Chinn
• Game Warden Mitchell Godfrey James
• SHADO Mobile Navigator Hugo Panczak

“Believe it – unless you sign a confession, somebody’s going to die.”

Classified information about a Skydiver rendezvous with a supply ship has been leaked to the press and Paul Foster is the only suspect. Under SHADO regulations he faces a military court martial – if he is found guilty, the sentence is death! Believing him to be innocent, Straker and Freeman race to find the real culprit.

Written by Tony Barwick

Directed by Ron Appleton

Filming Schedule: Tuesday, 16th – Friday, 26th September 1969

First UK Airdates:

• Saturday 1st May 1971 – 5.15pm (ATV Midlands)
• Saturday 15th May 1971 – 5.15pm (Anglia)
• Saturday 19th June 1971 – 5.15pm (Southern)
• Saturday 26th June 1971 – 5.10pm (Border)
• Saturday 30th October 1971 – 5.00pm (Yorkshire)
• Saturday 13th November 1971 – 6.10pm (Granada)
• Saturday 20th November 1971 – 5.00pm (Tyne Tees)
• Saturday 22nd January 1972 – 5.10pm (London Weekend)
• Saturday 5th February 1972 – 5.10pm (Channel and Westward)
• Thursday 27th July 1972 – 6.15pm (Scottish)
• Saturday 16th December 1972 – 5.10pm (HTV)
• Friday 26th January 1973 – 7.30pm (Ulster)
• Wednesday 20th June 1973 – 11.15am (Grampian)

Original Title: “Shoot To Kill”

On Location:

• Neptune House, BBC Elstree Studios, Eldon Avenue, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire
• MGM Borehamwood Studios, Elstree Way, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire
• Dorney, Fellows Road, Swiss Cottage, London NW3
• Sudbury House, 15 Newgate Street, London EC1
• Aragon, Elstree Road, Letchmore Heath, Hertfordshire

Additional Cast:

• Webb Jack Hedley
• Jane Grant Georgina Cookson
• Carl Mason Neil McCallum
• Artist’s Agent Noel Davis
• Assistant Director Paul Greenhalgh
• Guard Michael Glover
• G. Singleton Tutte Lemkow
• Miss Scott Louise Pajo
• Diana Pippa Steel (incorrectly captioned “Diane” on end credits)

“I’m sorry to disillusion you, Straker, but I can get you some great shots of Earth with a two dollar camera from a balloon.”

Straker gets IAC backing to use a B142 space probe mounted with an electronic telescope to track and follow a UFO to its origin, there to take pictures of the Alien homeworld and transmit them back to Earth. Now comes the difficult part – to manoeuvre a UFO into a position where the probe can be activated into a new flight pattern.

Written by Tony Barwick

Directed by Alan Perry

Filming Schedule: Monday, 29th September – Thursday, 9th October 1969

First UK Airdates:

• Wednesday 16th December 1970 – 8.00pm (ATV Midlands and Anglia)
• Wednesday 13th January 1971 – 8.00pm (Tyne Tees)
• Saturday 15th May 1971 – 5.15pm (Southern)
• Saturday 5th June 1971 – 5.15pm (Yorkshire)
• Saturday 12th June 1971 – 5.10pm (Border)
• Saturday 21st August 1971 – 5.10pm (Granada)
• Saturday 1st January 1972 – 5.00pm (Channel and Westward))
• Saturday 5th February 1972 – 5.10pm (London Weekend)
• Saturday 1st April 1972 – 5.10pm (Scottish)
• Friday 16th June 1972 – 7.35pm (Grampian)
• Friday 13th October 1972 – 7.30pm (Ulster)
• Saturday 11th November 1972 – 5.10pm (HTV)

On Location:

• Neptune House, BBC Elstree Studios, Eldon Avenue, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire
• Sudbury House, 15 Newgate Street, London EC1

Additional Cast:

• Joseph Kelly Neil Hallett
• Young James Beckett
• Tracking Station Operator Alan Tucker
• Gary North Mark Hawkins
• Launch Controller Frank Mann
• Launch Control 1st Operative Robert Sherman
• Launch Control 2nd Operative Robert Howay
• Launch Control Harry Clive Endersby
• Interceptor Pilot John Levene

“I hope you still have a choice, Ed. Perhaps you should decide before it’s too late.”

After Lt. Grey becomes a father, Straker recalls the early days of SHADO. It is 1970 and the United Nations grants Straker the finance to set up his defence organisation. But the long hours and secrecy have a disastrous effect on his marriage…

Written by Tony Barwick

Directed by David Lane

Filming Schedule: Friday, 10th – Wednesday, 22nd October 1969

First UK Airdates:

• Wednesday 16th December 1970 – 8.00pm (Tyne Tees)
• Saturday 1st May 1971 – 5.15pm (Anglia and Southern)
• Saturday 10th July 1971 – 5.15pm (ATV Midlands)
• Saturday 31st July 1971 – 5.10pm (Granada)
• Saturday 11th September 1971 – 5.15pm (Grampian)
• Saturday 16th October 1971 – 5.00pm (Yorkshire)
• Saturday 27th November 1971 – 5.00pm (Border)
• Saturday 11th December 1971 – 5.00pm (Channel and Westward)
• Saturday 1st January 1972 – 5.00pm (London Weekend)
• Saturday 11th March 1972 – 5.10pm (Scottish)
• Saturday 21st October 1972 – 5.10pm (HTV)
• Friday 8th December 1972 – 7.30pm (Ulster)

On Location:

• The Dean Park Hotel, St. Albans Road, Watford, Hertfordshire
• Church Car Park, Exchange Road, Watford, Hertfordshire
• Lower Hight Street, Watford, Hertfordshire
• Oaklands College, Elstree Way, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire
• Neptune House, BBC Elstree Studios, Eldon Avenue, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire
• Canterbury House, Canterbury Road, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire
• MGM Borehamwood Studios, Elstree Way, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire
• Kitt’s End Road, Kitt’s End, Hertfordshire
• Heathrow Airport, Greater London
• Sudbury House, 15 Newgate Street, London EC1

Additional Cast:

• Mary Straker Suzanne Neve
• Mary’s Father Michael Nightingale
• English Delegate Jack May
• Monsieur Duval Jeffrey Segal
• German Delegate Gordon Sterne
• S. Delegate Alan Tilvern
• David Grey Julian Grant
• I.A. Man Shane Rimmer
• Hotel Clerk Geoffrey Hinsliff
• Estate Agent Donald Pelmear
• Porter Frank Tregear
• Doctor Tom Oliver
• Nurse Penny Jackson

“Our planet is dying. Our natural resources are exhausted. We must come to Earth – we must come to Earth to survive!”

John Croxley’s talent for extra sensory perception is heightened after his wife is killed when a UFO crashes into their house. With his mind under the influence of the Aliens, Croxley learns the secrets of SHADO and lures Straker and Freeman to the remains of his house – to kill them!

Written by Alan Fennell

Directed by Ken Turner

Filming Schedule: Thursday, 23rd October – Tuesday, 4th November 1969

First UK Airdates:

• Wednesday 7th October 1970 – 8.00pm (Tyne Tees)
• Wednesday 21st October 1970 – 8.00pm (ATV Midlands)
• Wednesday 4th November 1970 – 8.00pm (Border)
• Saturday 20th March 1971 – 5.15pm (Southern)
• Saturday 17th April 1971 – 5.10pm (Anglia)
• Saturday 7th August 1971 – 5.20pm (Grampian)
• Saturday 2nd October 1971 – 6.10pm (Granada)
• Saturday 6th November 1971 – 5.00pm (Westward and Channel)
• Saturday 20th November 1971 – 5.00pm (London Weekend)
• Saturday 11th December 1971 – 5.00pm (Yorkshire) * This episode should have been shown on 10th July but due to a strike by Producers, Engineers and Technicians in regards to overtime it wasn’t broadcast
• Saturday 5th February 1972 – 5.10pm (Scottish)
• Friday 3rd November 1973 – 7.30pm (Ulster)
• Saturday 6th January 1973 – 5.10pm (HTV)

On Location:

• Sara Lee Factory, 225 Bath Road, Slough, Berkshire
• Neptune House, BBC Elstree Studios, Eldon Avenue, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire
• MGM Borehamwood Studios, Elstree Way, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire

Additional Cast:

• John Croxley John Stratton
• Dr Ward Douglas Wilmer
• Stella Croxley Deborah Stanford
• Shroeder Maxwell Shaw
• SHADO Security Man Stanley McGeogh
• Gate-Man Donald Tandy

“I think you’re obsessed with SHADO and Ed Straker. I think you’re making decisions without any real thought of the consequences.”

When a Lunar Module is attacked by a UFO, Straker makes a split-second decision that endangers the astronauts, but ultimately saves them. Later, he is surprised to find his authority being questioned by his most loyal officer, Colonel Paul Foster, who spearheads a campaign against him. Then an attempt is made on Straker’s life…

Written by Donald James

Directed by Alan Perry

Filming Schedule: Wednesday, 5th – Monday, 17th November 1969

First UK Airdates:

• Wednesday 30th September 1970 – 8.00pm (Border)
• Wednesday 21st October 1970 – 8.00pm (Tyne Tees)
• Wednesday 4th November 1970 – 8.00pm (Anglia and ATV Midlands)
• Saturday 17th April 1971 – 5.15pm (Southern)
• Saturday 19th June 1971 – 5.15pm (Yorkshire)
• Saturday 21st August 1971 – 5.15pm (Grampian)
• Saturday 16th October 1971 – 6.10pm (Granada)
• Saturday 4th December 1971 – 5.00pm (London Weekend)
• Saturday 19th February 1972 – 5.10pm (Channel, Westward and Scottish)
• Friday 17th November 1972 – 7.30pm (Ulster)
• Saturday 13th January 1973 – 5.10pm (HTV)

Original Title: “The Inside Man”

On Location:

• Neptune House, BBC Elstree Studios, Eldon Avenue, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire

Additional Cast:

• Captain Frank Craig David Sumner
• Moonbase Guard Steve Cory
• Nurse Louise Pajo

“If it had to be anyone, I’m glad you’re here. I mean… I’m glad it’s you.”

Suspecting a UFO to be responsible for the sinking of a freighter, Straker, Foster and Nina Barry investigate in Skydiver. Attacked by an undersea UFO, the submarine is downed on a ledge on the sea bed and the crew are trapped. While Straker fights against his claustrophobia, Nina faces a living nightmare…

Written by Alan Fennell

Directed by David Lane

Filming Schedule: Tuesday, 18th – Friday, 28th November 1969

First UK Airdates:

• Wednesday 11th November 1970 – 8.00pm (ATV Midlands and Anglia)
• Wednesday 2nd December 1970 – 8.00pm (Tyne Tees)
• Saturday 24th April 1971 – 5.15pm (Southern)
• Saturday 28th August 1971 – 5.15pm (Grampian)
• Saturday 23rd October 1971 – 6.10pm (Granada)
• Saturday 20th November 1971 – 5.00pm (Yorkshire)
• Saturday 27th November 1971 – 5.00pm (Westward and Channel)
• Saturday 11th December 1971 – 5.00pm (London Weekend)
• Saturday 26th February 1972 – 5.10pm (Scottish)
• Friday 24th November 1972 – 7.30pm (Ulster)
• Saturday 27th January 1973 – 5.10pm (HTV)

Repeat Broadcasts (ITV):

Anglia

• Saturday 3rd July 1971 – 5.15pm
• Sunday 24th February 1974 – 11.00am
• Thursday 9th March 1989 – 2.00am

ATV Midlands / Central

• Saturday 5th June 1971 – 5.15pm
• Sunday 17th March 1974 – 1.10pm
• Thursday 3rd September 1987 – 0.15am

Border

• Saturday 4th December 1971 – 5.00pm

On Location:

• Neptune House, BBC Elstree Studios, Eldon Avenue, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire
• Marlyn Cottage, Ley Hill, near Chesham, Buckinghamshire

Additional Cast:

• Jim Lewis Paul Maxwell
• Tony Chin Anthony Chinn
• Holden John Golightly
• Albatross Pilot Turner Burnell Tucker
• SHADO Diver Ross Alan Haywood
• Mary Rutland Suzanne Neve
• John Rutland Barnaby Shaw

“When I came out of the house, I felt… well… kind of strange. It was weird. Like someone watching me all the time.”

While SHADO tracks a UFO in heavy woodland, international show-jumper Russell Stone goes missing from his estate. Foster investigates a lake where there is no sign of animal life and discovers a mutilated corpse…

Written by David Lane and Bob Bell

Directed by David Lane

Filming Schedule: Monday, 11th – Thursday, 21st May 1970

First UK Airdates:

• Wednesday 7th October 1970 – 8.00pm (Border)
• Wednesday 6th January 1971 – 8.00pm (Tyne Tees)
• Saturday 10th April 1971 – 5.15pm (Southern)
• Saturday 29th May 1971 – 5.15pm (Anglia)
• Saturday 17th July 1971 – 5.00pm (ATV Midlands)
• Saturday 14th August 1971 – 5.20pm (Grampian)
• Saturday 9th October 1971 – 6.10pm (Granada)
• Saturday 13th November 1971 – 5.00pm (Channel, Yorkshire and Westward)
• Saturday 27th November 1971 – 5.00pm (London Weekend)
• Saturday 12th February 1972 – 5.10pm (Scottish)
• Friday 10th November 1972 – 7.30pm (Ulster)
• Saturday 13th January 1973 – 5.10pm (HTV)

On Location:

• Stone Dean Farm, Potkiln Lane, Jordans, near Chalfont Common, Buckinghamshire
• Black Park, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire
• Black Park Lake, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire
• Neptune House, BBC Elstree Studios, Eldon Avenue, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire

Additional Cast:

• Frazer Basil Moss
• Russell Stone Michael Jayston
• Anne Stone Susan Jameson
• Pa Stone Richard Vernon
• Ben Culley Nigel Gregory
• Alien Gito Santana
• S.P. 4 Pilot Hudson Craig Hunter
• S.P. 4 Co-Pilot Scott Burnell Tucker
• 1st Technician Tom Oliver
• 2nd Technician Malcolm Reynolds
• Moonbase Operative Andrea Allen

“They may have no physical being at all and therefore need a vehicle, a container – our bodies!”

The body of an Alien, recovered after a UFO attack on Moonbase, reveals some startling new evidence which overturns all SHADO’s previous theories about the Aliens. For Interceptor pilot Jim Regan, the news has tragic consequences as he becomes possessed by the mind of an Alien held in the body of a Siamese cat!

Written by David Tomblin

Directed by David Tomblin

Filming Schedule: Friday, 22nd May – Wednesday, 3rd June 1970

First UK Airdates:

• Wednesday 30th September 1970 – 8.00pm (ATV Midlands and Tyne Tees)
• Wednesday 14th October 1970 – 8.00pm (Anglia and Border)
• Saturday 4th December 1971 – 8.35pm (Grampian)
• Saturday 20th May 1972 – 11.35pm (Southern)
• Sunday 4th June 1972 – 11.15pm (Westward and Channel)
• Sunday 26th November 1972 – 11.15pm (London Weekend)
• Friday 9th February 1973 – 11.30pm (HTV)
• Thursday 19th July 1973 – 9.00pm (Ulster)
• Sunday 25th November 1973 – 11.15pm (Granada)
• Tuesday 4th June 1974 – 11.30pm (Yorkshire)
• Saturday 4th October 1975 – 11.35pm (Scottish)

On Location:

• Studio Lot, Pinewood Studios, Pinewood Road, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire
• Neptune House, BBC Elstree Studios, Eldon Avenue, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire

Additional Cast:

• Jim Regan Alexis Kanner
• 1st Astronaut (Steve) Steven Berkoff
• 2nd Astronaut (Al) Al Mancini
• Morgan Windsor Davies
• Jean Regan Geraldine Moffatt
• Miss Holland Lois Maxwell
• Muriel Thompson Eleanor Summerfield
• Albert Thompson Colin Gordon

“Whatever you’re doing, the Aliens know about it – make no mistake. And if they’re interested, so am I.”

A Naval vessel shoots down a UFO in the Atlantic, but the Admiralty rejects further investigation into the incident. Straker suspects a cover-up and wants to know why, so Foster courts Admiral Sheringham’s secretary, Sarah Bosanquet. What they discover could mean the end of all life on Earth…

Written by Dennis Spooner

Directed by Ken Turner

Filming Schedule: Thursday, 4th – Tuesday, 16th June 1970

First UK Airdates:

• Wednesday 2nd December 1970 – 8.00pm (ATV Midlands and Anglia)
• Wednesday 30th December 1970 – 8.00pm (Tyne Tees)
• Saturday 3rd July 1971 – 5.15pm (Yorkshire)
• Saturday 10th July 1971 – 5.15pm (Southern) * This episode should have been broadcast on 8th May but due to the F.A. Cup Final going into extra time it was not shown
• Saturday 7th August 1971 – 5.10pm (Granada)
• Saturday 18th September 1971 – 5.00pm (Border)
• Saturday 23rd October 1971 – 5.00pm (London Weekend)
• Saturday 18th December 1971 – 5.00pm (Channel and Westward)
• Saturday 18th March 1972 – 5.10pm (Scottish)
• Saturday 13th May 1972 – 5.00pm (Grampian)
• Saturday 28th October 1972 – 5.10pm (HTV)
• Friday 15th December 1972 – 7.30pm (Ulster)

On Location:

• Burnham Beeches, Burnham, Buckinghamshire
• Neptune House, BBC Elstree Studios, Eldon Avenue, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire
• Horseguards Parade and Horseguards Avenue, London SW1
• Admiralty House, Whitehall, London SW1
• Trafalgar Square, London SW1

Additional Cast:

• Sarah Bosanquet Stephanie Beacham
• Admiral Sheringham Edwin Richfield
• Ship’s Captain Philip Madoc
• 2nd Officer Cooper Peter Blythe
• Astronaut (Steve) Steven Berkoff
• Skydiver Captain David Warbeck
• Skydiver Engineer Barry Stokes
• Rating Jimmy Winston
• Radar Technician Michael Ferrand
• Radar Officer Robert Lloyd

“It was just one of those inexplicable moments. Like walking over a grave.”

Reported missing, presumed dead, after a UFO incident which has left SID disabled, astronaut Craig Collins turns up alive and well. But as an operation to complete repair work on SID is planned, Colonel Lake and Colonel Grey discover that Collins is not the man he used to be…

Written by Terence Feely

Directed by David Lane

Filming Schedule: Wednesday, 17th – Monday, 29th June 1970

First UK Airdates:

• Wednesday 3rd February 1971 – 8.00pm (ATV Midlands and Anglia)
• Saturday 25th March 1972 – 10.45pm (Granada)
• Saturday 22nd April 1972 – 11.40pm (Southern)
• Sunday 21st May 1972 – 11.15pm (Channel and Westward)
• Sunday 10th December 1972 – 11.15pm (London Weekend)
• Friday 6th April 1973 – 11.30pm (HTV)
• Thursday 6th September 1973 – 9.00pm (Ulster)
• Saturday 24th November 1973 – 11.40pm (Tyne Tees and Yorkshire)
• Saturday 1st December 1973 – 11.50pm (Border)
• Wednesday 23rd October 1974 – 10.30pm (Grampian)
• Saturday 25th October 1975 – 11.35pm (Scottish)

On Location:

• Ashridge Farm, Ley Hill, near Chesham, Buckinghamshire
• Studio Lot, Pinewood Studios, Pinewood Road, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire
• Neptune House, BBC Elstree Studios, Eldon Avenue, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire
• MGM Borehamwood Studios, Elstree Way, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire

Additional Cast:

• Colonel Craig Collins Derren Nesbitt
• Colonel John Grey Gary Raymond
• Sir Esmond Roland Culver
• Miss Holland Lois Maxwell
• Moonbase Doctor Robert Grange
• SHADO Operative Anouska Hempel
• Moonbase Operative Andrea Allen
• Hospital Doctor David Savile
• Housekeeper Nancy Nevinson
• Porter Fred Real
• Chauffeur Mike Stevens
• Nurse Rona Newton-John

“In an unknown country, I think it’s better to travel light.”

The freighter ‘Kingston’ is sunk in mid-Atlantic by “flying fish” missiles and an underwater cameraman dies in mysterious circumstances. Then Deep Probe 87 reports a build-up of UFOs in Area NML 12 and Straker discovers that the Aliens plan to bypass the SHADO defences with an elaborate deception.

Written by David Tomblin

Directed by David Tomblin

Filming Schedule: Monday, 13th – Thursday, 23rd July 1970

First UK Airdates:

• Saturday June 5th 1971 – 5.15pm (Anglia)
• Saturday 3rd July 1971 – 5.15pm (Southern)
• Saturday 24th July 1971 – 5.15pm (ATV Midlands) * This episode should have been broadcast on 8th May but due to the F.A. Cup Final going into extra time was not shown
• Saturday 16th October 1971 – 5.00pm (Border)
• Saturday 6th November 1971 – 5.00pm (Yorkshire)
• Saturday 20th November 1971 – 5.00pm (Granada)
• Saturday 27th November 1971 – 5.00pm (Tyne Tees)
• Saturday 29th January 1972 – 5.10pm (London Weekend)
• Saturday 12th February 1972 – 5.10pm (Westward and Channel)
• Thursday 3rd August 1972 – 6.15pm (Scottish)
• Friday 29th September 1972 – 12.15pm (Grampian)
• Saturday 30th December 1972 – 5.10pm (HTV)
• Friday 2nd February 1973 – 7.30pm (Ulster)

On Location:

• Black Park Lake, Black Park, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire
• Studio Lot, Pinewood Studios, Pinewood Road, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire

Additional Cast:

• Anderson James Cosmo
• Skydiver Captain David Warbeck
• Skydiver Engineer Barry Stokes
• Skydiver Operative Anouska Hempel
• Astronaut Steven Berkoff
• Skipper Conrad Phillips
• Film Producer Richard Caldicott
• Helmsman Ellis Gordon Sterne
• Film Director Keith Bell
• Insurance Man Gerald Cross
• Underwater Cameraman Mark Griffith

“Mr. Average threw me across the car like a rubber doll.”

Three ordinary people are possessed by the Aliens and given fantastic powers to enable them to carry out acts of sabotage against SHADO installations. After the destruction of the Fairfield Tracker Station and Skydiver 3, Paul Foster makes contact with Linda Simmonds, the last surviving member of the trio. But SHADO HQ is the next target on the Aliens’ list.

Written by Tony Barwick

Directed by Jeremy Summers

Filming Schedule: Tuesday, 30th June – Friday, 10th July 1970

First UK Airdates:

• Wednesday 30th December 1970 – 8.00pm (Anglia and ATV Midlands)
• Wednesday 3rd February 1971 – 8.00pm (Tyne Tees)
• Saturday 1st May 1971 – 5.15pm (Yorkshire)
• Saturday 29th May 1971 – 5.15pm (Southern)
• Saturday 25th September 1971 – 5.00pm (Border)
• Saturday 16th October 1971 – 5.00pm (London Weekend)
• Saturday 6th November 1971 – 6.10pm (Granada)
• Saturday 25th March 1972 – 11.10pm (Channel and Westward)
• Friday 16th February 1973 – 11.30pm (HTV)
• Saturday 23rd June 1973 – 11.05pm (Grampian)
• Wednesday 17th April 1974 – 11.00pm (Ulster)
• Saturday 11th October 1975 – 11.35pm (Scottish)

On Location:

• Heatherden Hall Gardens, Pinewood Studios, Pinewood Road, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire
• Albion, Common Road, Langley, Slough, Berkshire
• Alphage House, Fore Street, The Barbican, London EC2

Additional Cast:

• Linda Simmonds Deborah Grant
• Clem Mason Mike Pratt
• Daniel Clark David Collings
• Captain Lauritzen Tom Adams
• The Executive Alex Davion
• Skydiver 3 Captain Robin Hawdon
• Skydiver 3 Navigator Christopher Timothy
• Lieutenant Blythe Peter Blythe
• Plain Clothes Officer Oscar James
• Room 22 Guard Aiden Murphy
• Fairfield Tracker Station Guards Peter Davies and Derek Steen
• Police Motorcyclist Gavin Campbell
• Security Men Nigel Gregory and Hans de Vries
• Skydiver 3 Engineers Peter Dolphin and Mark York

“Hiders, seekers, finders, keepers. Where are you going to find me? Where are you going to find me?”

Straker and Colonel Lake return to the Harlington-Straker Studios to find the SHADO personnel inexplicably frozen in time. Realising that the timelock is the result of Alien intervention and heralds an invasion attempt, the pair find themselves racing against time in a duel to the death!

Written by Terence Feely

Directed by Cyril Frankel

Filming Schedule: Friday, 24th July – Thursday, 6th August 1970

First UK Airdates:

• Wednesday 17th February 1971 – 8.00pm (ATV Midlands and Anglia)
• Saturday 18th March 1972 – 10.40pm (Granada)
• Saturday 29th April 1972 – 11.35pm (Southern)
• Sunday 28th May 1972 – 11.15pm (Westward and Channel)
• Sunday 17th December 1972 – 11.20pm (London Weekend)
  Friday 9th March 1973 – 11.00pm (HTV)
• Thursday 26th July 1973 – 9.00pm (Ulster)
• Tuesday 28th May 1974 – 11.30pm (Yorkshire)
• Saturday 21st September 1974 – 11.45pm (Tyne Tees)
• Wednesday 16th October 1974 – 10.45pm (Grampian)
• Monday 7th April 1975 – 10.30pm (Border)
• Saturday 1st November 1975 – 11.30pm (Scottish)

On Location:

• Double Lodge, Pinewood Studios, Pinewood Road, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire
• Studio Lot, Pinewood Studios, Pinewood Road, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire

Additional Cast:

• Turner Patrick Allen
• Casting Agent Ron Pember (mis-spelled “Bember” on end credits)
• Actor Jean Vladon
• Actress Kirsten Lindholm
• SHADO Maintenance Engineer Douglas Nottage
• Studio Guard John Lyons
• Studio Security Man John C. Carney

“You’re sending me up there with nothing. What do you expect me to do – stand up and give them a couple of choruses of “Lover Come Back”?”

A UFO destroys itself within three miles of Moonbase and astronaut Conroy returns from the crash site with a rare moon diamond. But the diamond has been planted by the Aliens to exert a hallucinogenic influence over the SHADO personnel – soon there are Mexican bandits in Moonbase Control and Aliens at SHADO HQ!

Written by Tony Barwick

Directed by Ken Turner

Filming Schedule: Friday, 7th – Thursday 20th August 1970

First UK Airdates:

• Wednesday 13th January 1971 – 8.00pm (ATV Midlands and Anglia)
• Wednesday 17th February 1971 – 8.00pm (Tyne Tees)
• Saturday 18th March 1972 – 11.10pm (Westward)
• Saturday 1st April 1972 – 10.45pm (Granada)
• Saturday 15th April 1972 – 11.35pm (Southern)
• Sunday 3rd December 1972 – 11.15pm (London Weekend)
• Friday 23rd February 1973 – 11.30pm (HTV)
• Thursday 23rd August 1973 – 9.00pm (Ulster)
• Tuesday 7th May 1974 – 11.40pm (Yorkshire)

On Location:

• Heatherden Hall and Gardens, Pinewood Studios, Pinewood Road, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire
• Studio Lot, Pinewood Studios, Pinewood Road, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire
• Burnham Beeches, Burnham, Buckinghamshire
• Marlyn Cottage, Ley Hill, near Chesham, Buckinghamshire

Additional Cast:

• Howard Byrne Stuart Damon
• Captain Beaver James Charles Tingwell
• Andy Conroy Al Mancini
• Dale Craig Hunter
• Captain Steve Minto Steven Berkoff
• SHADO Operative Anouska Hempel
• Film Director Stephan Chase
• 1st Assistant Director Norton Clarke
• 2nd Assistant Director Paul Greaves
• Mexican Bandits Larry Taylor, Richard Montez and Bill Morgan
• SHADO Operative James Marcus
• SHADO Guards Stanley McGeagh and John Lyons
• Cabinet Minister Basil Dignam
• Mary Rutland Suzanne Neve
• John Rutland Barnaby Shaw
• Steven Rutland Philip Madoc
• Segal Peter Halliday
• Motorcyclist Jack Silk

“It’s really up to you. You are her only link with the past.”

Catherine Frazer awakes from a ten year coma with vital information about a close encounter in a derelict farmhouse. Straker struggles to unravel the mystery locked in Catherine’s memories and unearths a terrifying threat that has lain dormant for a decade.

Written by David Tomblin

Directed by Cyril Frankel

Filming Schedule: Friday, 21st August – Thursday, 3rd September 1970

First UK Airdates:

• Thursday, 1st April 1971 – 11.00pm (Anglia)
• Saturday 11th March 1972 – 10.40pm (Granada)
• Saturday 1st April 1972 – 11.10pm (Channel and Westward)
• Saturday 13th May 1972 – 11.35pm (Southern)
• Sunday 2nd July 1972 – 11.15pm (Tyne Tees)
• Thursday 15th March 1973 – 11.30pm (ATV Midlands)
• Friday 23rd March 1973 – 11.30pm (HTV)
• Saturday 1st December 1973 – 11.50pm (Yorkshire)
• Wednesday 10th April 1974 – 11.30pm (Ulster)
• Friday 28th March 1975 – 11.25pm (London Weekend)

On Location:

• Heatherden Hall and Gardens, Pinewood Studios, Pinewood Road, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire
• Studio Lot, Pinewood Studios, Pinewood Road, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire
• Billet Lane and Hollybush Lane, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire
• Langley Park, Billet Lane, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire
• The Coach House, Dromenagh Farm, Seven Hills Road, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire
• Wexham Park Hospital, Wexham Road, Stoke Green, Slough, Berkshire
• Canal Bridge 189, Benbow Waye, Cowley, Greater London
• Grand Union Canal Path, London Zoo, Regent’s Park, London NW1
• Tower Bridge, London EC3
• Piccadilly Circus, London NW1
• Covent Garden Market and Station, London W2

Additional Cast:

• Catherine Frazer Tessa Wyatt
• Tim Redman Christian Roberts
• Bomb Disposal Expert Christopher Robbie
• SHADO Operative Anouska Hempel
• Van Driver John Garrie