A former colleague of Cowley's is arrested for being a double agent; the CI5 chief is thus implicated in treachery. The Professionals' TV Series on DVD". Personal.u-net.com. Archived from the original on 14 May 2011 . Retrieved 15 January 2011.

A girl claims to have new evidence to free her convicted father from prison, a man arrested by Doyle before he joined CI5. Doyle agrees to re-open the case, but does his relationship with the girl cloud his judgement? Former secret service agent Quinn is on the run from an asylum, deranged by years of torture by the KGB. He seeks revenge by killing his former SIS comrades.

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Doyle: "Rich kid, filling her long day, collecting for charity. Time drags. I think maybe she's just trying to get attention."

In 1987, ITV was re-running some episodes. After the Hungerford shooting incident the particular episode that was to be aired, "Lawson's Last Stand", had a theme that was deemed insensitive and was replaced by the less violent "The Untouchables". A man whose daughter is severely brain-damaged after a complicated birth then loses his wife to an overdose. He blames the incompetence of the doctors, and seeks revenge. With the blessing of an unsuspecting priest he systematically starts to wipe out doctors, one by one. Bryan Pringle, Brian Croucher, Ray Burdis, Louisa Rix, Sarah Lawson, Susan Wooldridge, Jacqueline Reddin, Brian Hawksley, Peter Hill, Pat GormanDuring the scene when Bodie is waiting for Susan to leave work towards the end of the episode, a man (bald with moustache) and woman (wearing a fur coat) are clearly seen emerging from the building but a minute or so later are seen walking down the stairs still inside the building when Bauer is on the phone. (Well spotted, Rob Mathews) Norman Eshley, Roy Purcell, James Faulkner, Marc Boyle, Ian Fairbairn, Ben Howard, Valentino Musetti, Meg Davies Although depictions of actual bloodshed were scarce, the series was often criticised for its level of violence, with shootings, martial arts and asphyxiation a common means of assassination. [ citation needed]

Speaking of which we have the welcome return of the much-missed Daft-In-the-Car-Banter!! Like ' First Night' Doyle teases Bodie over his eating habits. And more humour at Bodie's expense when Susan describes Doyle as being "the good-looking one"! Many of the episodes featured a car chase, a role for which the Capri, at least in terms of its market positioning, was particularly well-suited.

Terringham: "Clare asked some rather awkward questions about that chap of yours - Bodie is it? Wonders if you've been feeding him too much red meat!" Music Games DVDs at JB Hi-Fi Australia". Jbhifionline.com.au. Archived from the original on 13 January 2011 . Retrieved 15 January 2011.