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Jim, Casey
Barney, Willy
Season 6, 1971/72, 22 episodes
Producer Bruce Lansbury, except where indicated
Regular Team: Jim, Barney, Casey, Willy
The opening credits for season 6 were:
Season six saw the final significant cast changes that Mission: Impossible was to make. Leonard Nimoy had become increasing dissatisfied with the parts he was being given in season five, and he left the show and was not replaced. Lesley Warren also left, and was replaced by Lynda Day George, who played disguise expert Casey (we never find out her other name, although when she appears in the 1980s series episode Reprisal she is called Lisa Casey). With Peter Lupus's unexpected popularity, Sam Elliott's services weren't required either, although he does appear as Doug in the first show. Greg Morris is now a "co-star".
| Transmission Date |
Episode No |
Season No |
TX Order |
Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25 Sep 1971 | 125 | F1 | 2 | Encore |
| 18 Sep 1971 | 126 | F2 | 1 | Blind |
| 1 Jan 1972 | 127 | F3 | 15 | The Bride |
| 11 Dec 1971 | 128 | F4 | 13 | Run for the Money |
| 23 Oct 1971 | 129 | F5 | 6 | The Miracle * |
| 9 Oct 1971 | 130 | F6 | 4 | Mindbend |
| 2 Oct 1971 | 131 | F7 | 3 | The Tram |
| 30 Oct 1971 | 132 | F8 | 7 | Encounter * |
| 16 Oct 1971 | 133 | F9 | 5 | Shape-up |
| 6 Nov 1971 | 134 | F10 | 8 | Underwater |
| 27 Nov 1971 | 135 | F11 | 11 | The Visitors |
| 18 Dec 1971 | 136 | F12 | 14 | The Connection |
| 13 Nov 1971 | 137 | F13 | 9 | Invasion |
| 15 Jan 1972 | 138 | F14 | 17 | Image |
| 20 Nov 1971 | 139 | F15 | 10 | Blues |
| 4 Dec 1971 | 140 | F16 | 12 | Nerves |
| 22 Jan 1972 | 141 | F17 | 18 | Committed |
| 8 Jan 1972 | 142 | F18 | 16 | Stone Pillow |
| 12 Feb 1972 | 143 | F19 | 20 | Double Dead * |
| 29 Jan 1972 | 144 | F20 | 19 | Bag Woman * |
| 19 Feb 1972 | 145 | F21 | 21 | Casino * |
| 26 Feb 1972 | 146 | F22 | 22 | Trapped * |
| * Produced by Laurence Heath | ||||
Episodes were often not broadcast in the same order that they were produced, especially at the begining of a season. I have therefore given three numbers in this table.
The episode number represents the production order over the entire series, the season number represents the episode production order within the season, and TX Order represents the original transmission order.
For example, Encore was the 125th episode made, the first season six episode made, but the second shown.
Click on the links in the list to see a brief synopsis of the episode. (No spoilers.)
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