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Scarecrow and Mrs. King Scarecrow & Mrs. King Episode Guide Version 2.0 Contents 1 First Season (1983–1984) . 2 2 Second Season (1984–1985) . 6 3 Third Season (1985–1986) . 10 4 Fourth Season (1986–1987) . 15 Appendices D DatesofBroadcast......... 20 You may copy and distribute this document provided that it be distributed in its entirety (including this page). No charge may be made for this document beyond the costs of printing and distribution. I volunteered many hours on this project, and for you to make money from my hard work sounds pretty unfair. If you make any modifications to this file, mention it on this page. This guide is the joint effort of Raymond J. Chen Episode synopses, air dates, cast listing, layout. Edie Espenshade Episode titles. The cast listings are from TV Guide. I wish to take this opportunity to thank Edie for her help in collecting information for this guide. All corrections and modifications should be sent to Raymond at [email protected]. Version 2.0 includes updated guest star information, writers and directors for every episode, and other minor updates. This guide is now available in both TEX and Adobe Acrobat formats. Tamara Snyder ([email protected]) made all changes. The format of each episode is as follows: # Air date Title Writer Prod# Director Guest Cast Plot synopsis, as printed in TV Guide. Character . Actor’s name Spoiler. Notes: From Version 1.2: This guide is still incomplete, but I don’t plan on doing any work on it in the near future. Though if you have any comments or corrections, feel free to pass them along. First Season (1983–1984) Kate Jackson [as Amanda King] Bruce Boxleitner [as Lee Stetson (Scarecrow)] Scarecrow & Mrs. King Starring Beverly Garland [as Dotty West] Mel Stewart [as Billy Melrose] Martha Smith [as Francine Desmond] Paul Stout [as Phillip King] and Greg Morton [as Jamie King] 1 10/03/83 The First Time Eugenie Ross-Leming and Brad Buckner 07/23/84 Rod Holcomb Guest Cast Bruce Boxleitner plays a Government secret agent named Scare- Dirk ...... JohnSaxon crow who, in the opener, enlists the aid of unsuspecting divorc´ee Mrs.Welch... KateReid Amanda King (Kate Jackson) in a mission to plug a leak in his ? ..... MadisonArnold organization. Filmed in Washington, DC. 2 10/10/83 There Goes the Neighborhood Brad Buckner and Eugenie Ross-Leming 12/26/83 Rod Holcomb Guest Cast 06/18/84 Lee and Amanda pose as a suburban Washington couple Bobby Bushard . Ronald Lacey in a community where one housewife has been linked to an Harriet Rosemond . Bibi Besch Frank Bo dine . Frank Schuller assassinated Central American gunrunner and another is Gretchen ..... SharonSpelman found murdered. 3 10/17/83 If Thoughts Could Kill Eugenie Ross-Leming and Brad Buckner 04/09/84 James Frawley 06/25/84 Guest Cast Billy orders Lee to take an overdue physical—unaware Alec Belmont . Henry Darrow that the case physician is a brain-control researcher de- Dr. Glaser . Michael Fairman Dr. Chrysler . Stephen Lee termined to program Lee to kill Billy. Janet ............ JillJaress Nurse Chapman . Sandy Martin Based on the Tom Sawyer story. 4 10/24/83 Magic Bus Eugenie Ross-Leming and Brad Buckner 04/02/84 Mike Vejar Guest Cast Lee and Amanda infiltrate a survivalist organization that Gordon Standish . John Carter stole a top-secret assault weapon and plans to demonstrate Fremont . George D. Wallace Holt ......... FredMcCarren its power on an unnamed target. Sarge ......... BobHerrons Emma Standish . Mina Kolb 2 Scarecrow & Mrs. King Episode Guide, Version 2.0 First Season (1983–1984) 5 10/31/83 The A.C.M. Kid Gregory S. Dinallo 07/02/84 John Llewellyn Moxey Guest Cast Amanda and Lee assume baby-sitting chores for the son of kid- Alexie . Meeno Peluce naped Russian emigres, unaware that the boy is a computer ge- Wilson . Jay Robinson Candy . Jennifer Savidge nius being forced to supply secret codes to spies who are holding Becker . Robert O’Reilly his parents hostage. 6 11/07/83 Service Above and Beyond Peter Lefcourt 01/02/84 James Frawley Guest Cast Amanda poses as a wealthy sophisticate to get close to a James Delano . Paul Shenar jet-set businessman who wants to sell military secrets. Curt Hollander . Walter Gotell Harry Singer . Raymond Singer Commoran........ JohnIngle Saito............ JimIshida 7 11/14/83 Always Look a Gift Horse in the Peter Lefcourt 06/04/84 Mouth Corey Allen Guest Cast Lee and Amanda protect the prince of an oil-rich country Princess....... JaneKaczmarek and his American wife from would-be assassins. Bo Johnson . Morgan Woodward Prince Rheza . Andres Aybar Adapted by Peter Lefcourt from the Geoffrey Fisher story. EarlDowd...... DennisBurkley 8 11/28/83 Saved by the Bells Joel Steiger and Stu Krisman 03/12/84 Winrich Kolbe Guest Cast 07/30/84 Hoping to arrange a trade for a captured spy, enemy agents kid- Dirk ...... JohnSaxon nap Amanda, but the Agency refuses the trade, and Scarecrow Zinoviev ... LeeBergere Rostov ...... KaiWulff must risk treason charges to save her. Delong . Robert Darnell 9 12/05/83 Sudden Death Tom Sawyer 07/16/84 Nicholas Sgarro Guest Cast Lee and Amanda pose as a football player and Bela Pravik . Yakov Smirnoff sportswriter to foil a team owner’s plot to assassinate Crandall .......... JerryHardin Lazlo ............. PeterElbin the prime minister of a European tax haven who plans Phil Brunasky . Michael Talbott to confiscate the owner’s sheltered millions. Coach Leopold . Michael Alldredge Story by Del Reisman 10 12/19/83 The Long Christmas Eve Peter Lefcourt 12/24/84 James Frawley Guest Cast An agent is threatening to go public and name names if Ted Rudolph . Albert Salmi he’s not brought in from the cold and reunited with the Lucas . Robert Hogan Ivan/Santa . Mischa Hausserman daughter he hasn’t seen for 30 years. Amanda and Lee’s Dimitri ....... CharlesdeVries Christmas Eve assignment is to reach the man before the KGB does. 3 First Season (1983–1984) Scarecrow & Mrs. King Episode Guide, Version 2.0 11 01/09/84 Remembrance of Things Past Brad Buckner and Eugenie Ross-Leming Sigmund Neufeld Jr. Guest Cast Spies are being murdered by someone who first delivers a Russell Sinclair . Doug McClure warning note—just like the one a pencil vendor slips to Alex Belmont . Henry Darrow Lee. Patsy Peters . Marie Windsor 12 01/16/84 Lost and Found Brad Buckner and Eugenie Ross-Leming 04/30/84 James Frawley Guest Cast Amanda and Lee must establish a new identity for a de- Eva Spinelli . Andra Marcovicci fector (George Chakiris), a man who married the woman Sgt.Margovich ...... RaeAllen Corporal Zuchov . Mich Kilcsar Leeonceloved. Corporal Danilov . Vojo Goric 13 01/30/84 I Am Not Now, Nor Have I Ever Peter Lefcourt Been... aSpy Nicholas Sgarro Guest Cast Amanda is kidnaped by would-be political assassins and El Lagarto . Richard Yniguez left with partial amnesia, and now she can’t remember Ramon ........... PepeSerna Evelyn McGuire . Diana Douglas Lee, the Agency, or the secret message that could save De Gregorio . William Marquez the life of the assassin’s target. 14 02/06/84 Dead Ringer Juanita Bartlett William Wiard Guest Cast The Agency wants to use Amanda’s home for the defection of Brobich . Nehemiah Persoff a top-level Hungarian official who bears a striking resemblance ? .......... EricGoldner to Francine (Martha Smith in a dual rˆole). 15 02/13/84 The Mole Cliff Gould 05/28/84 Russ Mayberry Guest Cast Lee and Amanda get the ticklish job of ferreting out a DavidBenson..... RobertDesiderio mole—an Agency colleague who’s been funneling se- Walter Davis Reilly . John Anderson Viktor............. AlexRodine crets to Moscow. BlueLeader ........ ByronMorrow 16 02/27/84 Savoir Marshall Goldberg 09/10/84 William Wiard Guest Cast Amanda hears that Lee has quit the agency to work for an Edson Ballon . Paul Gleason unscrupulous former agent who peddles deadly weapons. Major Sprague . William Boyett FredFielder ..... AllenWilliams 4 Scarecrow & Mrs. King Episode Guide, Version 2.0 First Season (1983–1984) 17 03/05/84 The Artful Dodger Pamela Chase 09/03/84 Christian I. Nyby II Guest Cast Amanda’s relationship with a persistent new acquain- AlanSquires...... JaredMartin tance could jeopardize the agency’s investigation into the J.C.Granger...... TedGehring theft of military secrets. Gen. Titus Morgan . Jack Hogan 18 03/19/84 Filming Raul Rudolph Borchert 07/09/84 Oz Scott Guest Cast A parking-lot jockey—and aspiring filmmaker—may be able to Scotty . Jeffrey Weissman fill in the picture in the disappearance of an agency courier. Raul....... RudyRamos Vargas....... AlexColon 19 03/26/84 Fearless Dotty Timothy Burns 06/11/84 Christian I. Nyby II Guest Cast Spies stalk Amanda’s mother after a bookstore mixup puts her Keene....... TerryKiser in possession of a book containing a vital piece of information. Karlo .... WilliamSmith Waltz .... HermanPoppe Brandt . J. Omar Hansen Rhamid.... ZittoKazann 20 04/23/84 Weekend Rudolph Borchert 08/27/84 Cliff Bole Guest Cast Amanda and Lee pose as newlyweds at a resort to prevent Jay Armin . Stephen Elliot the kidnaping of a guest and to keep tabs on the resort Valerie . Stephanie Blackmore Tuck Tucker . Jason Wingreen owner, thought to be behind the kidnapings. Borchev........ CurtLowens 21 05/07/84 Waiting for Godorsky Rudolph Borchert 08/06/84 William Wiard Guest Cast Amanda befriends a woman at an estate sale who turns Princess Valosky . Hildegard Neff out to be a princess targeted for assassination by an Mikhail .......... JackKosslyn Antov.......... AlexMcArthur Eastern Bloc hit squad. Sigrid ......... ClaraPerryman Godorsky . Vladimir Skomarovsky Babak.............. TedSorel Kate Jackson injured her right foot on the set early in the season, so for many of the episodes, she is always sitting at a desk or standing still (never walking or running).
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