A long-lost daughter helps the F.B.I. unmask a Communist spy who has taken the identity of a dead American.
Beginning with this episode, The FBI had a real connection with a British television show that debuted on ABC during the same season: The Avengers. Robert Day, who had directed some episodes in 1967, was brought in to direct. This was the first of several he would oversee. He married Dorothy Provine in 1969, and they remain married even today. They are the parents of one child.
Cast |
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| Performer | Role |
| Michael Rennie | Albert Robinson/Major Jan Anka |
| Julie Sommars | Janet Sinclair |
| Harold Gould | Martin Eldon |
| Phyllis Hill | Edith Eldon |
| Charles Bateman | Officer Cookham |
| Dallas Mitchell | S.A. Barton |
| Craig Huebing | Joseph Barnes |
| John Rayner | Kenneth Sager |
| Celia Lovsky | Mama van Groot |
| Wayne Heffley | Tobin |
| Scott Graham | S.A. |
| Richard Mosier | Boy |
| Directed by: Robert Day Written by: Paul Schneider |
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This page updated 10 May 2008.
