Steve Austin(Lee Majors) is called upon by a government weapon designer named Harry Green(played by Dick Van Patten) who is under suspicion of selling his ideas to unknown agents for a profit. He denies this, and turns out he's right, as the real culprit is a kidnapped and powerful ESP user who must be located, and a fellow ESP user, a young girl named Audrey Moss(played by Robbie Lee) is enlisted by Oscar Goldman(Richard Anderson) to help, but she has issues of her own, but will still do the best she can to uncover the real traitor. Mediocre episode still has a good message about self-acceptance, though it is odd to show Oscar now as a skeptic when he wasn't before in earlier episode 'Operation Firefly'!
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The E.S.P spy
coltras3527 September 2023
When Oscar discovers that the construction of a top secret laser is being duplicated, he suspects that Harry Green, the expert overseeing the project, is a traitor. However, Steve disagrees and believes that Green's thoughts are being monitored through ESP. He obtains the help of Audrey Moss, also gifted with ESP, to track down the spy.
In the seventies subjects like ESP, telekinesis etc were features in films and TV shows, and of course being a sci-fi action series the six million dollar man would lap this up - what we get his Austin and a cute ESP gifted kid out to find a kidnapped ESP dude as well as capturing the bad guys. Nice locations, some good dialogue and fight scenes. Enjoyable entry.
In the seventies subjects like ESP, telekinesis etc were features in films and TV shows, and of course being a sci-fi action series the six million dollar man would lap this up - what we get his Austin and a cute ESP gifted kid out to find a kidnapped ESP dude as well as capturing the bad guys. Nice locations, some good dialogue and fight scenes. Enjoyable entry.
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