The Man from U.N.C.L.E., Season 2

The Man from U.N.C.L.E., Season 2

The Man from U.N.C.L.E.

  • Genre: Drama
  • Release Date: 1965-05-17
  • Advisory Rating: TV-PG
  • Episodes: 30
  • iTunes Price: USD 24.99
7.206/10
7.206
From 63 Ratings

Description

In this hit spoof on the spy genre, Robert Vaughn and David McCallum star as a team of secret agents (one American, one Russian) battling together against the global crime organization THRUSH. Under the aegis of the United Network Command for Law and Enforcement (U.N.C.L.E.), the dapper, suave Napoleon Solo (Vaughn) and the equally dashing Illya Kuryakin (McCallum) jet to exotic locations, defending the world from evil, chaos and bad taste. Season two finds our spy heroes — and their boss, Alexander Waverly (Leo G. Carroll) — smack in the middle of the swinging sixties. Featuring full-color episodes of tongue-in-cheek banter and imaginative action scenes — such as a choir of eight-year-olds turned into assassins or a pack of radioactive bats programmed to short-circuit the the world — guest stars this season include Angela Lansbury, Martin Landau and Eve Arden.

Episodes

Title Time Price
1 The Alexander the Greater Affair, Pt. 1 50:14 USD 1.99
2 The Alexander the Greater Affair, Pt. 2 50:10 USD 1.99
3 The Ultimate Computer Affair 49:53 USD 1.99
4 The Foxes and Hounds Affair 50:16 USD 1.99
5 The Discotheque Affair 50:15 USD 1.99
6 The Re-Collectors Affair 50:01 USD 1.99
7 The Arabian Affair 50:11 USD 1.99
8 The Tigers Are Coming Affair 50:18 USD 1.99
9 The Deadly Toys Affair 50:17 USD 1.99
10 The Cherry Blossom Affair 50:08 USD 1.99
11 The Virtue Affair 50:17 USD 1.99
12 The Children's Day Affair 50:19 USD 1.99
13 The Adriatic Express Affair 50:11 USD 1.99
14 The Yukon Affair 50:11 USD 1.99
15 The Very Important Zombie Affair 50:16 USD 1.99
16 The Dippy Blonde Affair 50:14 USD 1.99
17 The Deadly Goddess Affair 50:21 USD 1.99
18 The Birds and Bees Affair 50:18 USD 1.99
19 The Waverly Ring Affair 50:18 USD 1.99
20 The Bridge of Lions Affair, Pt. 1 50:21 USD 1.99
21 The Bridge of Lions Affair, Pt. 2 50:19 USD 1.99
22 The Foreign Legion Affair 50:15 USD 1.99
23 Moonglow Affair 50:35 USD 1.99
24 The Nowhere Affair 50:23 USD 1.99
25 The King of Diamonds Affair 50:19 USD 1.99
26 The Project Deephole Affair 50:19 USD 1.99
27 The Round Table Affair 50:08 USD 1.99
28 The Bat Cave Affair 50:21 USD 1.99
29 The Minus-X Affair 50:12 USD 1.99
30 The Indian Affairs Affair 50:21 USD 1.99

Trailer

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Reviews

  • James Bond meets Alice in Wonderland What a concept!

    4
    By Mr Mr 001
    When I watched this show as a child, I never realized how truly doofus it was. Holy guano Batman, this thing is through the looking glass AND down the rabbit hole! You've got to love “Alexander the Greater” breaking each of the 10 commandments while simultaneously executing his master plan to take over the world -- (he posts a numbered plaque commemorating the site of each infraction). And, as if that did require enough talent, he is all the while dodging an ex-wife who is trying to collect on a divorce settlement. They just don’t make masterminds like they used to. Speaking of masterminds… Not that I'm trying to get into the man's business or anything; but between me, you and the piano player, I doubt Alexander Waverly ever figured out his own hat size at any point in the entire caper... Cosmo oh Cosmo! Myself personal, I didn't know if I was in Oz or Wonderland, but every episode was worth its weight in disbelief. What were they smoking when they wrote this thing? Psychedelic Dude!
  • A true shame

    2
    By Mark Hutchings
    Maybe it's because I was in the Air Force and know that one "agent" couldn't disable two military guards with one good punch each, not to mention drive a van endlessly on a base without SOMEONE filling it with endless rounds of bullets. BUT that describes the first five-ten minutes of the first episode of season 2, the first in color. Season one displayed one classy American spy who is soon joined by an even classier Russian spy in "affairs" all over the world. Season Two seems to have been written by writers who would soon be working on the tv show, Batman. Lots of "camp" and lots of color...but plots that were (to be kind) watered down or simply dummed down. If you have to buy a season, buy Season One. That season was probably more significantly influenced by the Bond films and their creator Ian Fleming. As much as I loved this show as a teenager, time has not been kind to the last three seasons. Those could have been aired on Saturday mornings at that time.
  • The Very Best of 60's TV!

    5
    By richgrzesiak
    OPEN CHANNEL D, PLEASE -- and do connect me to one of the best spy spoof series EVER produced, BAR *none* ... Everything about this season is first rate! NOT to be missed. Classic sixties television!

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