"The Saint": on T.V.: Plot Synopsis

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1. Simon takes a golfing break in the quiet English village of Cookham. His break is quickly interupted when he comes to the aid of insurance investigator Adrienne Halberd. Our hero uncovers a plot by an apparently loving husband to murder yet another wife for her riches by serving her a poisoned lamb casserole whilst dressed in drag as housemaid Mrs Jafferty. "The Arrow of God" "The Ever Loving Spouse" "The Element of Doubt" "The Talented Husband"

2. Set in Mexico. An old friend of "The Saint", now blind, believes he can finally locate the treasures they had sought years before. He is guarded and tended by the beautiful Consuelo who believes his tale and hopes the find will help finance an operation to repair his eyesight. Simon steps in to investigate with alarming consequences. "The Pearls of Peace" "The Saint Bids Diamonds" "Double in Diamonds" "The Old Treasure Story"

3. Set in Spain. Simon agrees to do his friend a big favour by teaching his friend's wealthy, spoilt, selfish and rather brattish fiance a lesson in good citizenship. Hence our hero steals the girls cash and on the promise of providing financial asistance when she's short leads her on a 100 mile hike around Spain. During the course of this he delivers indignity, hardship and frustrations that ultimately bring her to comprehend the error of her ways and to create in her a better woman than she had previously been. "The Fellow Traveller" "The Damsel in Distress" "The Golden Journey" "The Loaded Tourist"

4. Set in London. "The Saint" discovers that his friend, a government official, is being blackmailed by a man known by a poisonous moniker. By what name was this arch villain known which leant itself to the episode title? "The Mosquito" "The Scorpion" "The Snake" "The Rattlesnake"

5. Set in Monte Carlo. "The Saint" gains the trust of deposed King Fallouda when he saves him from assasination at a casino. Having gained his trust the king asks him to recover some national jewels which will finance a revolt against the present ungodly rulers of his country. Adventure abounds. "The Reluctant Revolution" "The Queens Ransom" "The Saint Sees it Through" "The Revolution Racket"

6. Simon takes on the identity of a Russian secret police chief. He works with distrust alongside Colonel Smolenko (Mary Peach) to discover who is killing off intelligence agents with novel methods. "The Gadget Lovers" "Russian Prisoner" "The Set Up" "The Death Game"

7. Set in Wales. Probably the most outrageous "Saint" story put to the small screen in which our hero battles mad scientists and giant ants who are destined to take over the world. "The House on Dragons Rock" "The Sign of the Claw" "The Man Who Liked Toys" "The Persitent Parasites"

8. Simon experiences that a corrupt American attorney's clients escape conviction at court everytime that he defends them. Thus he applies himself to turning the tables on the ungodly attorney Carlton Rood (David Bauer). "The Double Take" "The Man Who Was Lucky" "The Element of Doubt" "The Good Medicine"

9. "The Saint" is caught red handed stealing valuable jewellery by Chief Inspector Teal. Charged and convicted he is sent to prison. But it's a hoax as Simon is working at Teal's request to uncover an organisation that is charging inmates £50,000 to facilitate their release from incarceration. The episode culminates in a mid-English Channel battle between our hero and the mastermind of the scheme. "The Bunco Artists" "The Contract" "The High Fence" "The Escape Route"

10. Set in Paris, our hero saves the beautiful Natasha from being dragged into a car and kidnapped. At her home in the country she later explains that her family are about to sell 3 hitherto unknown Leonardo Da Vinci paintings smuggled out of Russia. Simon doesn't believe her especially when the dealer she is in negotiation with turns out not to be the famous dealer that Simon knows well. The paintings transpire to be the subject of Nazi war looting. "The Work of Art" "The Art Collectors" "The Gadic Collection" "The Portrait of Brenda"