Nonton Film I Spy 1965 Subtitle Indo Full Movie

Seasons and episodes

1Season 1 Sep. 15, 1965

1 - 1
So Long, Patrick Henry Sep. 15, 1965
1 - 2
A Cup of Kindness Sep. 22, 1965
1 - 3
Carry Me Back to Old Tsing-Tao Sep. 29, 1965
1 - 4
Chrysanthemum Oct. 06, 1965
1 - 5
Dragon's Teeth Oct. 13, 1965
1 - 6
The Loser Oct. 20, 1965
1 - 7
Danny Was a Million Laughs Oct. 27, 1965
1 - 8
The Time of the Knife Nov. 03, 1965
1 - 9
No Exchange on Damaged Merchandise Nov. 10, 1965
1 - 10
Tatia Nov. 17, 1965
1 - 11
Weight of the World Dec. 01, 1965
1 - 12
Three Hours on a Sunday Night Dec. 08, 1965
1 - 13
Tigers of Heaven Dec. 15, 1965
1 - 14
Affair in T'Sien Cha Dec. 29, 1965
1 - 15
The Tiger Jan. 05, 1966
1 - 16
The Barter Jan. 12, 1966
1 - 17
Always Say Goodbye Jan. 26, 1966
1 - 18
Court of the Lion Feb. 02, 1966
1 - 19
Turkish Delight Feb. 09, 1966
1 - 20
Bet Me a Dollar Feb. 16, 1966
1 - 21
Return to Glory Feb. 23, 1966
1 - 22
The Conquest of Maude Murdock Mar. 02, 1966
1 - 23
A Day Called 4 Jaguar Mar. 09, 1966
1 - 24
Crusade to Limbo Mar. 23, 1966
1 - 25
My Mother, the Spy Mar. 30, 1966
1 - 26
There Was a Little Girl Apr. 06, 1966
1 - 27
It's All Done with Mirrors Apr. 13, 1966
1 - 28
One Thousand Fine Apr. 27, 1966

2Season 2 Sep. 14, 1966

2 - 1
So Coldly Sweet Sep. 14, 1966
2 - 2
Lori Sep. 21, 1966
2 - 3
Sophia Sep. 28, 1966
2 - 4
Vendetta Oct. 05, 1966
2 - 5
A Gift from Alexander Oct. 12, 1966
2 - 6
Trial by Treehouse Oct. 19, 1966
2 - 7
Sparrowhawk Oct. 26, 1966
2 - 8
Will the Real Good Guys Please Stand Up? Nov. 22, 1966
2 - 9
Bridge of Spies Nov. 09, 1966
2 - 10
One of Our Bombs Is Missing Nov. 16, 1966
2 - 11
To Florence, with Love (1) Nov. 23, 1966
2 - 12
To Florence, with Love (2) Nov. 30, 1966
2 - 13
Lisa Dec. 07, 1966
2 - 14
Little Boy Lost Dec. 14, 1966
2 - 15
Father Abraham Dec. 21, 1966
2 - 16
Rome ... Take Away Three Dec. 28, 1966
2 - 17
Tonia Jan. 04, 1967
2 - 18
Child Out of Time Jan. 11, 1967
2 - 19
The Trouble with Temple Jan. 25, 1967
2 - 20
The War Lord Feb. 01, 1967
2 - 21
A Room with a Rack Feb. 08, 1967
2 - 22
Mainly on the Plains Feb. 22, 1967
2 - 23
Get Thee to a Nunnery Mar. 01, 1967
2 - 24
Blackout Mar. 08, 1967
2 - 25
Magic Mirror Mar. 15, 1967
2 - 26
Night Train to Madrid Mar. 22, 1967
2 - 27
Casanova from Canarsie Mar. 29, 1967
2 - 28
Cops and Robbers Apr. 12, 1967

3Season 3 Sep. 11, 1967

3 - 1
Let's Kill Karlovassi Sep. 11, 1967
3 - 2
The Beautiful Children Sep. 18, 1967
3 - 3
Laya Sep. 25, 1967
3 - 4
The Medarra Block Oct. 02, 1967
3 - 5
Philotimo Oct. 09, 1967
3 - 6
The Honorable Assassins Oct. 16, 1967
3 - 7
Now You See Her, Now You Don't Oct. 23, 1967
3 - 8
Red Sash of Courage Oct. 30, 1967
3 - 9
The Seventh Captain Nov. 13, 1967
3 - 10
Apollo Nov. 20, 1967
3 - 11
Oedipus at Colonus Nov. 27, 1967
3 - 12
The Lotus Eater Dec. 11, 1967
3 - 13
An American Empress Dec. 25, 1967
3 - 14
Home to Judgement Jan. 08, 1968
3 - 15
Anyplace I Hang Myself Is Home Jan. 15, 1968
3 - 16
Tag, You're It Jan. 22, 1968
3 - 17
A Few Miles West of Nowhere Jan. 29, 1968
3 - 18
This Guy Smith Feb. 05, 1968
3 - 19
Turnabout for Traitors Feb. 19, 1968
3 - 20
Happy Birthday... Everybody Feb. 26, 1968
3 - 21
Shana Mar. 04, 1968
3 - 22
The Name of the Game Mar. 11, 1968
3 - 23
Suitable for Framing Mar. 25, 1968
3 - 24
The Spy Business Apr. 01, 1968
3 - 25
Carmelita Is One of Us Apr. 08, 1968
3 - 26
Pinwheel Apr. 15, 1968

Creator

David Friedkin

Creator

Cast

Robert Culp

Kelly Robinson

Bill Cosby

Alexander Scott

Synopsis

I Spy is an American television secret-agent adventure series. It ran for three seasons on NBC from 1965 to 1968 and teamed Robert Culp as international tennis player Kelly Robinson with Bill Cosby as his trainer, Alexander Scott. The characters’ travels as ostensible “tennis bums”, Robinson playing talented tennis as an amateur with the wealthy in return for food and lodging, and Scott tagging along, provided a cover story concealing their roles as top agents for the Pentagon. Their real work usually kept them busy chasing villains, spies, and beautiful women.

The creative forces behind the show were writers David Friedkin and Morton Fine and cinematographer Fouad Said. Together they formed Three F Productions under the aegis of Desilu Studios where the show was produced. Fine and Friedkin were co-producers and head writers, and wrote the scripts for 16 episodes, one of which Friedkin directed. Friedkin also dabbled in acting and appeared in two episodes in the first season.

Actor-producer Sheldon Leonard, best known for playing gangster roles in the 1940s and ’50s, was the executive producer. He also played a gangster-villain role in two episodes and appeared in a third show as himself in a humorous cameo. In addition, he directed one episode and served as occasional second-unit director throughout the series.