solo from u.n.c.l.e. now, may i see your credentials? generals blaines and wallace. i've been expecting them. now w y we... not yet. excuse me. this is solo, section two. i'd like you to check on the location of f o generals. blaines and wallace. stand by, we're checking. this is totally unnecessary. blaines and wallace left washington in a.m. for new york. mission classified, but we can get it. no, that won't be needed, thank you very much. now, general, as you were saying about security. all right. let's get on with the test, shall we? open the vault, please. now, you gentlemen realize, of course, that lab tests can only give e hint as to the potential of the molecutronic gun. we'll arrange for the field testing in due course. so. this is the weapon that's going to make all field artillerer obsolete. it's hard to believe. well, as i recall, general, some army men swore that the tank could never replace the horse. ... i won't try and explain the theoeo, but, when activated, a beam of amplified light is emitted from here. when the light touches anything, it causes su

morton decided to get married and resign from u.n.c.l.e. imagine, a top u.n.c.l.e. man married to a thrush agent. wouldn't you say that that was carrying togetherness a bit far? kill him. kill him, kill him! afternoon, mr. morton. afternoon. identity cards please. all seven here. right on. mr. waverly has been expecting you aboard. pleasant sailing, sir. thank you. i don't like it at all, waverly. why is it i have my entire crew assembled on the dock? we'll have the sub cleared and safe in five minutes. you don't know thrush. one unusual move on our part and their men might blow up your ship. captain here. party of seven u.n.c.l.e. agents on board, sir. good. all hands. take it, chief. well, we're underway. i'll meet my men, get them stationed. i know you have many questions, mr. waverly. i'm sure your men will fill you in while we attend to some details. put them in there, tie 'em up. sit them down, tie them to the straps, we're pushing the channel, maintain speed to seven seconds and submerge to 14 fathoms. you're doing beautifully, captain. keep up the good work.

i assume strothers has already been dismissed from u.n.c.l.e. of course. he did have one indispensible value, though. yeah, quite unlike beldon, he was reassuringly unlikeable. very well put, mr. kuryakin. very well put. ?? >> here's adventure! ?? here's romance! here's o. henry's famous robin hood of the old west... ??

from him. it is imperative that we know all information that mandor has given u.n.c.l.e. it is imperative that he be stopped from ging more. these faces have been chosen as the most likely disguises that mandor would assume. oh, mandor will disguise himself in his own way. om everything that is known about him, his background, his personality, his emotion. don't tell me about mandor, i was with him for 20 years! there's no disguise he can take that i can't penetrate. i was with him to the very minute he tried to take over thrush. what do i need with these projections? when the time comes, i'll recognize him, and mandor will pay. he'll pay. i know valandros. think he will not find me? you think because he is here today he will not be there tomorrow? valandros is my creature. he was cruel, i made him monstrous. was cunning, i made him brilliant. he had five senses, i gave him a sixth. no, valandros is the one man who willinally hunt me down, mr. solo. no, mr. solo, i stay right here. i protect myself. i have prepared my defenses. kness: a certain kind of girl. blonde, willow

harry williams, from u.n.c.l.e. id 079. take the prisoner into my office. you think ms. hargrove and the other trainees brought our act? possibly. doesn't make much difference. i got myself a top undercover agent and he blows his cover. he's certainly no good to me now. what happened? harry williams, looks like he's turned out to be a thrush double agent. cutter was awfully anxious to get rid of johnny and me. williams could be an undercover man for u.n.c.l.e. sent out here to spy on us. is that so bad? it could be for one of us. i owe you something for the clout in the head, williams. that'll be all, saimes. sir, i'd like a chance to talk to this man myself. that'll be all, you're dismissed. yes, sir. i'm sorry we didn't meet under more pleasant circumstances. my name is illya kuryakin. erly said you were gonna be here. all right, we can just dispense with amenities. what the devil are you doing out there, williams? well, i was looking back over the murder site. any luck? there's one spot where the sand has been sort of stirred up as if maybe someone's been digging, bur

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traffic exchange. .obert vaughn is dead he was known for his role in the television series the man from u.n.c.l.e new york, i'm mark crumpton. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is speaking out against the idea fake news influenced the u.s. presidential election. just south of san francisco he facebookck that let false news run rampant and amplified the voices people wanted to hear incident providing a full picture of what was going on. he told our contributing editor echo chambers aren't a problem on the site. >> when it comes to news i think we are very transparent. every time we add a new signal we publish that. we explain why we are doing it. we bring people into talk to them. that is out there. that is a big part of what we do. stories arounde this election. personally the idea that fake news on facebook of which there is a very small amount of content influence the election in any way is a crazy idea. voters make decisions based on their lived experience. one part of this, we really believe in people. wrong when you trust people understand what they care about and what is important to them. you b

u.n.c.l.e., has already been scheduled. the final alert must go out to these four men nonoater than 48 hours from now. if there is a security leak in u.n.c.l.e. berlin, thrush will learn the exact time and place of f e meeting. they could destroy our entire operation in just one blow. postpone the meeting. the key number for the new code can only be revealed at summit-five. if the code changes aren't effected very soon, all our operations could be in peril. which is why, mr. kuryakin, you leave for berlin immediately. a leak must be stopped at any cost. in the next 48 hours, the fate of u.n.c.l.e. could rest entirely with you. you'll arrive at tipohoff at 17:25 hours. strothers and napoleon will meet you there. now remember, all u.n.c.l.e. berlin channels on shut down. there will only be one signal clear through, yours. during the mission, report only to harry beldon, u.n.c.l.e. northeast. he's already been signaled to return to berlin from the helsinki office. he'll have to expect him to be somewhat, uh... i've worked with harry beldon. i know what to expect. oh? something you don't know? but you didn

the man from u.n.c.l.e. always gets out of these things. okay, jeannie, i'm ready. shall i blink us to maryland? [chuckling] no. no. we're gonna fly to maryland. from now on, i don't want you to use anymore tricks. no. in a few hours, you're not gonna be a genie anymore. and you may as well start getting used to it. yes, master. okay. oh, i have waited so long for this. mrs. anthony nelson. we should've done this a long time ago. oh, i want to make you a good wife. i have a feeling we're not gonna have a worry in the world. i also have a feeling that something really important hung him up. [screaming] oh, jeannie, wait till i get my hands on you. oh, what am i calling her for? jeannie, jeannie, she's not gonna help me. haji. haji! haji! ah, you can't hear me, can you? you want to know why? because you're deaf! you're a deaf, dirty old man! old man! and you're a coward, you hear? a coward! boy, do you know what's gonna happen when i get my hands on you? now we shall see who is the coward. i'll tell you who's the coward. i am, but at least i'm not like a genie, i keep

u.n.c.l.e. agent robert kingsley, from hong kong. it is believed that kingsley was in charge of the agency's scientific intelligence division. to look at this, the world's future on a scrap of paper. we can change mankind's personality, mold it to any shape we want. steer it in any direction, with this. mrs. kingsley, your husband has disappeared. oh, it can't be... he's not in that kind of work anymore. it's true, mrs. kingsley. i don't believe it. next reported missing: german scientist dr. kurt erikson and his teenage daughter, anna. for history as the world knows it -will soon end. -sit down, doctor. oh, excuse me, dr. erikson, your daughter. have we kept her waiting outside? no, anna will be coming on a separate plane. she should be leaving berlin any moment now. i'm sorry i have to go, but i'll be back. believe me, i will be back. look, i came all the way from america to be with you, you and your father, on our vacation. steve, do you think that i want to leave you? this is ridiculous. i love you. the most spectacular disappear

u.n.c.l.e. agents. once married, they become dull from missing the excitement, the adventure. poor brian. well, i thank you for your warning, mr. waverly. i imagine i'll just have to work extra hard to provide excitement for him. well, i mean all this. now you still have time to reconsider. brian was right, you simply hate to lose him. i am sorry, mr. waverly. is a very lucky man. flattery, but i'll accept it as fact. goodbye, mr. waverly. only the cat could have gone through there. well, obviously the cat was used to create a diversion and the man scaled the fence. maybe he scaled the fence? mr. morton, we've covered the entire yard, sir. no one got through. it must have been only the man that i spotted in the search light. then you'll describe him? well, i only got a quick look, sir, but i would say that in height and build he was about the same size as mr. kuryakin here. in fact if i didn't know better, i'd say it was him. well, that doesn't give us much to go on. the cat wasn't the only diversion. perhaps the entire thing was a diversion. i don't follow you. i think you do. well, i su

u.n.c.l.e. to attack you. all of your information, all of it, even the map you supposedly had received from thrush headquarters, came from me. every move was planned, i pay you a compliment. i feared y y. all right, release your weapons. come. you're a bit late, mr. solo. it's all over. the man tried to kill me, i merely defended myself. names, in london, moscow, new york, of the leaders. they're going to be here in about ten minutes and we're going to be out of here in five. no. crude, mr. solo, very crude. the names. menden, london. kossof, moscow. the plan was perfect. the girl, she, uh... she was your weakness. the third name, mandor. iss that penthouse. i never stayed in a penthouse before. well, that's a pity. well, i've stayed in a lot of other places. there was this sheik, ali ben... i forgot his last name, but anyway... mr. solo, mademoiselle. yes, you've m m my chauffer, um... you? well, i thought you were an agent just like him. he saved my life, i... try to repay him as i can. i've been empowered to take you out on the town with me tonight, your usual style, hence the chauffer. i, uh... i also pres

from here.' 'you can't get out.' you'll have realized by now that this taxi is not in general service around town. it belongs to u.n.c.l.e. and it is used primarily to transport people to our headquarters if we wish to have deep and soul-searching le, you. i interrogated him for five hours. absolutely nothing. not even a word. but we'll try again tomorrow. listen, you think you're at a dead end. my friend, the pirate, stops a ship, and he politely snatches an old lady on her way to visit her son. alright, and he burns the ship. scratch. another vessel. and he pops up in a christmas island 'and he grabs an 18-year-old french girl--' excuse me. the people he abducted, they were who? well, it was a lady, and a french girl, and-- 'and a mother of two children you said.' the glazier from copenhagen who answered the first advertisement. able toft, he disappeared. a month later, his mother also disappeared. an old lady. yeah, it's unusual parallel but-- vanished, so did his wife and two children. what about the french girl? the fianc?e of ronan loveable. the one who answered the advertisement for veterinarian. where are those p

u.n.c.l.e. arrives before us, equipped to act. i want this parcel or whatever it is that was taken from the doctor. see that the helicopter is intercepted. yes, excellency. tomo. yes, excellency. [[machine gun firing] [firing continues] [machine gun firing] [firing continues] [firing continues] [blast] [crash] - are you alright? - yes. but please hurry back to london. not only must i contend with a preposterous science fiction puzzle an island of dead people, but i have to fly over here to find out why two of my agents were suddenly attacked on what was supposed to be an ultra secret mission. person, friendly or otherwise ation? no one. what do you make of it? plague? or some man-made catattrophe? well, i would rather let our laboratory answer that. - - e village? - totally destroyed. - - ow's that wound?' - it's insignificant. the two items, the investigation of the vehicle and the two men who attacked napoleon and myself has revealed nothing. apparently, they went to great pains to remove 'every shred of identification.' . they are ready to begin the closed-circuit examination. well, let's get on

u.n.c.l.e. 'in a few minutes another ship, the wippid' 'with your wife aboard will be coming alongside.' p.' that's the kind of thing that's good for a 40 minute lecture from mr. waverly. - is it two way you suppose? - i will know before very long. mr. barnman, any help you could give us will be appreciated. now, who is this man? where does he come from? well, i really don't know. he calls himself "shark." captain shark. have you been aboard this ship since you disappeared? most of the time except when we stop at the cove for refueling or supplies. - i beg your pardon. it's for survival. you see captain shark-- wait a minute. wait a minute. we seem to be stopping. [ship horn blaring] it's the wippid. it's here. [explosions] captain of the wippid is just now deciding he's gone out of his mind. (shark) - 'ahoy, the wippid!' - listen. you will heave to. and prepare to receive a boarding party. mr. barnman, what is he looking for, this captain shark? he's not looking for anything, he's found it. - found what? - this. - noah's ark. - noah's ark? could you be a little more explicit? well, the people who entered the captain's advertisements their families, we liv