alexander waverly. number one of section-1. in charge of this, our new york headquarters. it's from here that i send them on their various missions.

alexander waverly. mber one in section one. in charge of this, our new york headquarters. it's from here that i send these young men on their various misisons. [dramatic music] [rapid footsteps] [p[pting] father! no-o! - father! - stay away from me! no, don't touch me! don't touch me. - daddy! - no! no! [indistinct talking] - 'father.' - 'spare me. help me.' get a doctor. a doctor. q-quickly. please. that's quite interesting. how long since he got a whiff of that stuff? (female #1) 'only 30 minutes, darling. not a very heavy dose.' mm. (male #1) 'girl's going for help.' 'only one thing to do unless you have ideas.' [chuckles] that's a fool question i've ever heard. gervaise. kill him. okay. as long as we all agree. karadian, don't be so nervous. make yourself a drink. gervaise, how's the weather in new york? you u tter bring your raincoats. it is unpredictable at this time of the year. [chuckling] [receiver clicking] oh, no. no! oh! oh! oh! [dramatic music]c] dr. gregory raven, who is in yugoslavia. mission for the international public health service. stumbled across somet

alexander waverly. number one in the section one. in charge of this, and new york headquarters. it's from here that i send these young men on their various missions. mr. tenley, wanda. mr. tenley, you're due in computer process data. (wanan) 'miss. mcnabb, room 9.' mr. waverly had to leave for washington. he left a reminder, that you haven't completed your report on the january affair. 'that was due yesterday.' come in, mr. tenley. don't mind mcnabb's bite, it's her bark you have to watch out for. listen, now, whatever that thing is, it seems to turn mostly when it's attacked, just open the door and let it go home? centuries ago, samurai swordsmen used to train with this block as an exercise, it still has its points. well, since we don't get too many calls to take on samurai warriors these days i'll just let you specialize, alright? [transmitter beeping] [beeping continues] (solo) data process. [reel winding] it's just chloroform. forced me to.. i...i i just thought i would see if it had a two plank like a pinball machine. green.....al...rock. (tenley) 'green..' stay back. pleas

alexander waverly. in charge of this, our new york headquarters. it's from here that i send these young men on their missions. [dramatic music] tommy. tommy. tomorrow night. [s[sw jazz music] [motorbike engine revving] [tires screeching] [tires screeching] [gunshots] that's not my brother. what do you mean? this man's dog-tags, his records say he's airman first-class tom blenmama i don't care anything about his records. i know my own brother, and that's not tommy. you telegraph me in seattle and tell me totoly to iowa then show me a stranger and tell me it's my brother! - take it easy, , . blenman. - is that what you're doing? then you won't mind if i talk with her. what's going on around here? he imperernated my brother, now he's murdered. tommy's probably in trouble, might even be dead. you expect me sit while you drag through some investigation? - i know you're upset-- - you better believe it, major. i mean to find out about my brother. the best way for me to do that is find out who killed this man. ramatic music] hodd, ms. pruit here. that city

alexander waverly. number one of section-1. in charge of this, our new york headquarters. it's from here that i send them on their various missions. ers? the wireless? you can't mean it. - and the ship's telephone, sir. - the telephone? yes, sir. all our communication systems are dead. - lost our radar, sir. - darn. what? captain, look! full speed astern. all right rudder. full speed astern. all right rudder. mr. macinernay? - now, sir. - there, look. bloody idiots. lying to in weather like this. (macinernay) 'looks like an old merchant ship.' 'world war ii vintage.' - stop all engines. - stop all engines. [explosions] captain fowler, they're firing at us. that's out of the question. this isn't 1942. (man on bullhorn) 'ahoy, the inexorable.' 'you will heave to.' 'and prepare to receive a boarding party.' (fowler) 'the jolly roger.' pirates? hmm. yes, there's much here to interest us. mr. morgan, we'll avail ourselves of these, these these and these. aye aye, sir. now, captain, with your permission i'd like to have a word with your passengers. piracy on the high seas is sti