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dossier, he was noted to have set a world record in weight lifting. His extreme strength was particularly leveraged in several missions, mostly in season one. However, notably, in season five, Willy demonstrated a strength level that bordered on the super-human in tearing a vault door off its hinges to save Barney
Collier from certain death in a fire trap. Willy was often called upon to carry or wear extremely heavy objects without visible signs of exertion to betray their weight, often as a way of smuggling teammates in and out of secure locations. He was experienced in hand-to-hand combat, and was often called on to silently disable sentries and policemen with a single blow. He had other skills which were leveraged, but not prominently featured, such as automobile customization and custom construction. He often custom-built rooms and scenes to make trapped persons believe they were somewhere they were not, such as a rubber room in a mental hospital, a hospital room 12 years in the future, or a holding cell at a slave auction. Also, he was presumably the best marksman on the team, as he generally was the team member to do any needed planned tasks with a firearm, such as shooting out a tire on a moving vehicle or firing an automatic weapon at someone's feet to get him to surrender. In the episode "Memory", he made reference to having lived in
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Secretary", the voice never gave any hint as to the organizational structure behind the assignment or the IMF. In each episode, the recording was planted in a different place, such as a doctor’s office, behind an elevator control panel, or a pigeon coop on a roof. Some "mission drops" or methods of delivery, such as an out-of-order pay phone and a photo booth, were used more than once. Briggs or Phelps sometimes had to gain access to the recordings by exchanging passwords or countersigns (generally disguised as casual conversations in such cases) with an agent protecting it, and that agent would never be in the room while the recording was played. Pictures of the "mission targets" were almost always included with the assignment. Often, the pictures were in an envelope along with the recording, although they were occasionally shown on a movie screen or seen in a telescope or film viewer. The format of the instructions used in the recording varied slightly from episode to episode, but they generally contained these phrases:
593:, and could not abide being hemmed in by heavy makeup. In a nod to Bain's condition, Carter, too, was shown to be claustrophobic. In "The Heir Apparent", she is made up as an aging princess, heir to a nation, while in "The Bunker", she is masked as the objective scientist's wife. In episodes where someone was needed to get into tight spaces, another female agent was brought in, but in "The Slave", Cinnamon, in spite of her claustrophobia, is seen being placed into and later coming out of the false bottom of a food carriage as part of the IMF plan. Cinnamon's claustrophobia was used against her in a devastating way in the third-season mission, "The Exchange", when an enemy intelligence service discovers her phobia after capturing her and uses it in an attempt to break her. While Cinnamon was being interrogated, she demonstrated that she had been trained in counter-interrogation techniques, resisting all attempts to get her to give up the team.
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photographer, which he then crumpled and presumably burned; off-book missions run by both Briggs and Phelps, such as "The Ransom" and "The
Condemned", one off-book mission run by Rollin Hand where Phelps was incapacitated and needed to be rescued, "The Town", and one other, when mob figures recognize Phelps and Collier from surveillance photos taken during an IMF operation against a syndicate casino ("Casino") and kidnapped Jim to force Barney to organize a mission for them ("Kidnap"). The tape scene was also absent in episodes which began during or after a mission (such as "The Hostage"), presumably these missions were assigned through taped messages which Phelps received offscreen. As a result, the voice on tape was that of the only consistent character through the entire
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Great Paris had a particular talent for a flippant or sarcastic remark at just the right time as part of his role play that would catch targets off-guard. Also, the Great Paris was particularly adept at roles in which he embedded himself as one of the targets and seemingly was working against the IMF team’s mission. Paris apparently had a high tolerance for physical pain, because he got "roughed up" by antagonists several times during missions, winding up beaten and bruised, but never compromising the mission. Like some other members of the IMF, Paris was not immune to romantic entanglements with enemy agents who were targeting him, falling for enemy agent Lady Cora Weston in "Lover's Knot", and becoming entangled with phony defector Ingrid Brugge in "My Friend, My Enemy".
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585:" and "woman in distress". In her IMF dossier, she was noted as being a successful model, and the dossier scenes during her three seasons on the show showed at least three different magazine covers on which she was featured. How a famous international cover model failed to be recognized as such during a mission was never explained. Carter was often used to play on the vanities of powerful men to get them to lower their defenses. Frequently, she played the role of a beautiful American woman on the make to draw the subject in. On occasion, she played a woman in distress to distract someone. Carter rarely adopted elaborate disguises, as did practically everyone else on the program, because
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to draw in men a generation, and even two generations, older, for instance in the episode "Homecoming", set in Phelps' hometown, where she becomes the new barmaid at a local tavern. In spite of her youth, she was shown to be a capable agent, capable of detecting attempted deceptions by enemy agents, as well as helping other, more experienced agents with their tasks. She was willing to compromise her personal safety for the sake of the mission, and was able to maintain her composure even when captured. Although very young, she was able to portray a number of roles, including an international jet-setter, a bag woman, a college activist, a nurse, and an up-and-coming singer in a band.
693:’s main role as an IMF agent was that of "muscle" and a supporting player. In the first three seasons, Willy was brought in on missions to work behind the scenes in mission preparation or in minor role-playing, such as a waiter at a party or a maintenance man. Often, he had fewer than 10 words of dialogue per episode, and in two, he has no lines at all. However, starting in season four, his role play, visibility, and dialogue as part of missions did expand, including roles that required foreign-language skills. While he was not generally used in very complex role play, on at least one occasion, his on-the-fly interpersonal skills did save the mission.
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wide variety of roles, including a timid chemist, a tough-as-nails federal investigator, a gas company inspector, a hardware salesman, a slave trader, and a leader of the
American Nazi Party. Often, his role in missions in a foreign country would be that of an American, but he did sometimes impersonate a foreigner, such as an East German policeman. Like Hand and Cinnamon Carter, Phelps was not totally immune to romantic entanglements with enemy agents and defectors. To maintain cover when on personal travel to foreign countries, he once used the alias "Jim Moore".
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briefing and planning session in Jim Phelps’ apartment. (In the episode "Submarine", two members of the
Hartford Repertory are seen, but they have no dialogue.) Instead, they made their first appearance during the mission. In addition to their role playing skills, they also were implied to have aided in custom construction. This was evidenced by substantial custom construction in short timeframes in missions in which the company was a part, such as the construction of the working interior of an entire submarine in a hostile country on less than two days' notice.
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Contenders". He also had the strength and agility to penetrate denied areas going hand-over-hand using grappling lines without any assistance, shimmying up drainpipes, and
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explicit. While he probably had the least expertise in hand-to-hand combat of the original men on the IMF team, he was regularly called upon to defend himself in it, and usually came out on top. He was skilled with handguns and capable of killing when necessary. Rollin also has displayed incredible endurance several times, as shown by being put under physical torture frequently. He was willing to do solo missions as well as help with personal missions for the IMF leader.
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larger cast of supporting characters was needed and the IMF leader needed them to role play together as a group. (Hartford was used five times and Globe was used three times.) Examples of the roles the companies played were a submarine crew, prison guards, a surgical team, and the staff of an atomic research facility. Depending on the needs, four to 20 or so members of the company were used as part of a mission when the company was brought in.
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ability to connect personally with one of his captors was instrumental in saving his life. In the season-seven episode "The Deal", Willy was shot after jumping off a boat to avoid capture. While his injuries were serious, he was able to rejoin the team by the end of the episode; however, Willy's disappearance does mark the only time in the entire series that a team member was believed to have been killed in the line of duty.
639:. His IMF dossier noted that he owned his own electronics firm. To maintain cover when on personal travel to foreign countries, he once used the alias "Barney Davis", It was a common plot device, throughout the series, for Barney to be smuggled into a building or facility by various means, such as a collapsible filing cabinet, a specially designed crate, or even a janitor's cart, so he could carry out some task in secret.
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combat and defense skills when dealing with women, but was not able to defend herself successfully against male villains. On more than one occasion, Casey played out some form of male/female relationship with Willy, posing as his girlfriend for one mission, and his unrequited love interest in another. In a third, she portrayed a hysterical female in a malfunctioning elevator, and Willy a chivalrous doctor.
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supplied by him. In later years of the series, that stayed in the United States and dealt with organized crime, Barney, although still supplying gadgets and devices, did less of the physical duties, and began to be a character more in line of the mimic and master of disguise roles played by Hand and Paris in earlier seasons. In later seasons, Barney was also a
517:’s role as an IMF agent was that of an actor and disguise expert. In a theatrical brochure that headed his dossier, he was described as a quick-change artist and billed as "The Man of a Million Faces." As such, he had formidable skills in mimicry and voice imitation (introduced in the second season), as well as a mastery of make-up that rivaled that of
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his youth, and later served in the U.S. Navy. He was the son of the deceased A. Phelps, who owned a marina on a local lake. The business name "A. Phelps and Son" implied that Jim Phelps was his father's only son. During the course of the series, Jim Phelps donated the marina's land to the county to be used as a local park.
983:(no last name was given on screen) was an IMF agent who took part in four separate missions in season four, one of which was a three-parter. While she was not a regular member of the IMF (i.e., shown in the opening credits), she is generally considered to be a recurring character because she took part in four missions.
627:) was brought in on missions to supply high-tech custom mission support. On occasion, he custom built a computer which was well ahead of its time, such as a computer that could read playing cards face down on a table or could beat the world's greatest chess players. Starting in season five, he was revealed to possess
534:. On at least two missions, he even successfully impersonated a left-handed person, doing all gestures and reflexive actions left-handed when Rollin himself was right-handed. He successfully falsified a wide variety of maladies in the course of missions to dupe targets, including seizures and drug addiction.
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Cinnamon brought up that Crystal was worried about Dan, who was with Rollin on a risky mission. Crystal replied that Cinnamon was just as worried about
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Lambert, who was only in season five. In addition to her role-playing capabilities, she had a particular talent for cosmetology, partially filling the gap left in that area by the departure of the Great
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Armitage's character, but fan reaction led producers to bring Willy back. Doug appeared in slightly over half of the season-five missions instead of Willy Armitage. Throughout most of season five, each episode had
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The members of the company who were used varied from mission to mission. They were never introduced nor referred to by name. They generally only spoke as part of their role play, if at all. The majority of the time, the members of the company used by the IMF were all men; however, women were used on
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companies that were part of the IMF in season four. (Though the Hartford actually first appeared in season three's finale, "The Interrogator"; a similar group, the Horizon Repertory Players, were used by Dan Briggs in season one's "Operation Rogosh".) They were used several times in missions where a
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Paris's skills as a magician were heavily leveraged when he played Zastro the Magician as part of season four's "The Falcon", the only three-part mission of either series; Nimoy thoroughly enjoyed shooting this mission. Paris’s role playing may not have been as over-the-top as Rollin’s was, but the
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While he was not as personally aloof as his predecessor, Daniel Briggs, had been, Phelps (played on television by Peter Graves) ran equally risky missions and, unlike Briggs, ran missions that put noncombatants in harm's way. Notably, Phelps ran missions that included letting a mobster blow up a car
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Willy's background role meant that he did not get unintentionally captured or trapped as often as other members of the IMF. However, in the season-six episode "Double Dead", Willy was captured in a mission that was almost blown, and the episode had his recovery as the main focus. In the end, Willy's
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His abilities as a "ladies' man" were instrumental to the success of a number of missions. On one occasion, his role led to him having romantic feelings for a target who was killed at the end of the mission. In several early episodes, a romantic attachment to Cinnamon Carter was hinted at, if never
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characters so that the team would be not so sprawling. When a mimicry of a male's voice was needed in seasons six or seven, either Barney Collier did it or a male agent with voice mimicry skills or a professional voice actor was brought in for a single mission. Casey demonstrated basic hand-to-hand
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Dana’s advantage was the ability to play off her youth. With subtle gestures as simple as biting her lower lip, she could portray herself as extremely vulnerable. She was able to relate to and draw in much younger targets than other members of the IMF, for instance in "Blast", and she was also able
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Greg Morris, who played Barney Collier in both television series, walked out of the film premiere halfway through, citing displeasure with the turning of the Jim Phelps character and the overall production, calling it "an abomination." Peter Graves expressed dissatisfaction that he was not asked to
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Willy Armitage, along with Barney Collier, was one of only two IMF agents who were regulars on the team for the entire seven-season run of the original series. Like all of the regular IMF agents, he was not used in every mission, but he was a regular character each season, though he was replaced by
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While Carter was rarely called upon to defend herself in hand-to-hand combat, she was shown to have at least the basic skills to disable a single adversary as evidenced in missions such as "Odds On Evil" and "The Town", and she was confident handling a gun. Like Rollin Hand, her assignments did, on
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pointed out, he was almost named "Martin Land". To achieve many of Rollin's acts of mimicry, several of the characters he imitated were either dubbed by Landau or played by him in a double role under heavy make-up. This technique is used prominently in the first episode of the series, where Landau
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Introduced exclusively by her surname, it was revealed as such in an April 1989 episode of the revival series where George made a guest appearance (number 17, "Reprisal"), when Casey was indicated to be her surname and Phelps addressed her by her first name, Lisa, making her full name Lisa Casey.
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Paris grew up in Cleveland, Ohio, and was raised by his father after Paris was abandoned as a child by his mother. When he later served as a magician's apprentice, he was caught in a love triangle between his mentor and his mentor's assistant. This led to the master magician murdering Paris's love
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The 1980s revival series shows Phelps' ID in the opening credits, which state he was born 10 October 1929 in California. Episodes of the original series establish that he grew up in Norville County (state unknown; there is no actual Norville County in any U.S. state), was a popular quarterback in
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was that of a nameless, never-seen man who gave Dan Briggs and Jim Phelps their assignments. Briggs and Phelps, as leaders of the IMF, were the only ones ever to listen to the recordings, with the exception of one first-season mission, "Action!", in which Cinnamon Carter listened to the recording.
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In the series canon, Barney had a son named Grant, born 3 October 1957 in Georgia. However, by 1970, Barney was single in season four when he met and romanced a woman in a foreign country in an off-book mission and brought her back to the States at the mission's conclusion. (Barney's relationship
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down elevator shafts. He demonstrated incredible fortitude even when injured, continuing with missions even after being shot in the back, the knee, or the head, temporarily blinded by a concussion, or poisoned. In the course of seven seasons' worth of missions, on rare occasions, he killed men in
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Briggs was depicted at times as a cold, calculating character, quite willing to kill to complete a mission. Notably, he was the only member of the IMF shown personally killing a nontarget in anything other than self-defense, when he ambushed and killed a sentry to get through a checkpoint in "The
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as a female IMF target). Casey returned full-time later in the season. While she was out, she was referred to regularly and tools used within a mission were sometimes attributed to her. Also, in some episodes, a European portion of the mission was noted as being handled by Casey. In reality, the
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television franchise. The recurrence of the voice in opening every episode, its standard delivery, and its consistent use of the same phrases introduced those phrases to the pop culture lexicon, most notably "Your mission, should you choose to accept it" and "This tape will self-destruct in five
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series revival, where his son Grant was an agent. In one of those missions, Barney was extremely despondent at the recent death of Grant's mother. Barney returned to the IMF as an agent to work with another team apart from Jim's group as the inside man investigating a drug cartel.
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with an African girl in the season-five episode "Hunted" is interpreted by some as romantic, but the actress in the role was only 17 at the time, and the relationship was most likely meant to be platonic.) Barney reprised his role for three episodes across two missions in the 1988
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reprise the role, and was displeased by "what happens" to the character in the film.
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such as a pathologist, a psychic medium, or a contortionist.
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This is a list of recurring fictional characters in the
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553:The Complete 'Mission: Impossible' Dossier
2430:Synopsis for 'Mission: Impossible' (1996)
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1989:Episode Recap: The Contenders (Part 1)
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2602:Episode Overview: The Bunker (Part 2)
2581:Episode Overview: The Bunker (Part 1)
2539:Episode Overview: The Falcon (Part 1)
2518:Episode Overview: My Friend, My Enemy
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1902:Episode Synopsis: The Short Tail Spy
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1694:Episode Recap: The Council (Part 1)
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2076:Episode Recap: The Falcon (Part 2)
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2560:Episode Overview: Lover's Knot
2102:Episode Overview: The Innocent
1926:Episode Recap: A Game Of Chess
1857:Episode Synopsis: The Exchange
1781:Character bio: Cinnamon Carter
1760:Episode Recap: A Cube Of Sugar
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2186:Character bio: Willy Armitage
2165:Episode Overview: Death Squad
2010:Episode Recap: The Glass Cage
1968:Character bio: Barney Collier
1479:Episode Synopsis: Old Man Out
63:Main and recurring characters
2691:Episode Summary: Underground
2228:Episode Summary: Double Dead
1543:Avon Books, 1991, pp. 60-61.
1189:Episode Recap: The Execution
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2665:Episode Recap: Two Thousand
2623:Episode Overview: Flip Side
2144:Episode Overview: Cat's Paw
1521:Episode Recap: The Carriers
1281:Episode Summary: Underwater
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1947:Episode Recap: The Emerald
1836:Episode Recap: The Traitor
1600:"Biography: Martin Landau"
1555:Character bio: Rollin Hand
1406:Episode Recap: The Fighter
1255:Episode Summary: Committed
1234:Episode Summary: The Field
1108:Introduced in season seven
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2409:Episode Recap: Homecoming
1807:, Movies & TV Dept.,
1805:"Biography: Barbara Bain"
1652:Episode Recap: The Legend
1602:, Movies & TV Dept.,
1500:Episode Recap: The Ransom
1432:Episode Recap: The Martyr
1149:Written Out Of Television
1030:Dr. Douglas Robert (Lang)
1002:Introduced in season five
902:Introduced in season four
830:Impossible Missions Force
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2497:Episode Recap: Butterfly
2055:Episode Recap: Bag Woman
1213:Episode Recap: Live Bait
1057:Introduced in season six
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572:Barbara Bain as Cinnamon
464:Introduced in season one
213:William "Willy" Armitage
82:Known special abilities
3155:Dead Reckoning Part One
3100:Mission: Impossible III
2962:Dead Reckoning Part One
2930:Mission: Impossible III
2759:Episode Overview: TOD-5
2383:Episode Overview: Decoy
2336:Episode Recap: The Code
1631:Episode Synopsis: Pilot
1377:Episode Recap: The Deal
1323:Episode Summary: Casino
1092:actress playing Casey,
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2273:Episode Recap: Action!
2123:Episode Recap: Fakeout
1458:Episode Summary: Speed
1302:Episode Summary: Blues
1168:Episode Recap: The Spy
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3062:Mission: Impossible 2
2922:Mission: Impossible 2
2738:Episode Recap: Break!
2362:Episode Recap: Nicole
2034:Episode Recap: Hunted
1881:Episode Recap: Wheels
1351:Episode Recap: Kidnap
754:"Good luck, Dan/Jim."
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2712:Episode Recap: Leona
2207:Episode Recap: Shock
766:Mission: Impossible,
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2807:Mission: Impossible
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1113:Melany "Mimi" Davis
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761:Mission: Impossible
671:Mission: Impossible
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56:Mission: Impossible
3092:Take a Look Around
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308:The Hartford
275:Peter Graves
262:James Phelps
205:scuba diving
169:femme fatale
167:
162:Barbara Bain
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3171:Video games
3078:I Disappear
1039:Sam Elliott
778:2000 sequel
723:Sam Elliott
707:Peter Lupus
637:Sixth Fleet
629:criminology
625:Greg Morris
515:Rollin Hand
510:Rollin Hand
504:Steven Hill
422:Role play,
395:Sam Elliott
373:Role play,
253:Bob Johnson
232:procurement
226:Peter Lupus
191:Greg Morris
115:Rollin Hand
101:Steven Hill
59:franchise.
3247:Categories
3183:N64 (1998)
3178:NES (1990)
3111:Impossible
3072:soundtrack
3055:soundtrack
3046:1996 film
3011:Ethan Hunt
3003:Characters
2815:Television
2765:2009-12-06
2744:2009-12-06
2723:2009-12-19
2697:2009-12-19
2676:2009-12-19
2650:2009-07-13
2629:2009-07-13
2608:2009-05-28
2587:2009-05-28
2566:2009-05-27
2545:2009-05-16
2524:2009-06-17
2503:2009-06-19
2482:2009-10-17
2460:2009-01-19
2436:2009-01-28
2415:2009-06-13
2389:2009-06-20
2368:2009-04-20
2347:2009-10-17
2321:2009-02-22
2300:2009-02-27
2279:2009-01-30
2258:2009-07-04
2234:2009-08-21
2213:2009-01-28
2192:2009-01-17
2171:2009-06-13
2150:2009-07-02
2129:2009-05-16
2108:2009-06-13
2082:2009-05-16
2061:2009-08-15
2040:2009-06-22
2016:2009-04-05
1995:2009-04-05
1974:2009-01-17
1953:2009-02-27
1932:2009-02-27
1908:2009-01-17
1887:2009-01-28
1863:2009-01-25
1842:2009-01-25
1821:2009-01-23
1787:2009-01-10
1766:2009-04-18
1745:2009-04-18
1721:2009-04-01
1700:2009-04-05
1679:2009-04-18
1658:2009-04-18
1637:2009-04-18
1616:2009-01-23
1582:2008-10-01
1561:2009-01-17
1527:2009-04-16
1506:2009-04-16
1485:2009-01-17
1464:2009-12-19
1438:2009-06-06
1417:2009-12-12
1388:2009-12-11
1362:2009-12-06
1329:2009-08-21
1308:2009-08-02
1287:2009-07-31
1261:2009-08-14
1240:2009-07-31
1219:2009-04-10
1195:2009-04-10
1174:2009-02-21
1135:References
1118:Mimi Davis
1067:Lisa Casey
1062:Lisa Casey
884:Tom Cruise
880:Ethan Hunt
867:Jon Voight
826:Jon Voight
801:Jim Phelps
469:Dan Briggs
453:Role play
436:Mimi Davis
350:Role play
201:helicopter
142:card sharp
73:Season(s)
42:March 2021
31:incomplete
2876:1988–1990
2823:1966–1973
957:repertory
925:Star Trek
820:, in his
786:2006 film
776:. In the
645:rapelling
197:skydiving
3231:Category
2884:Episodes
2866:Season 7
2861:Season 6
2856:Season 5
2851:Season 4
2846:Season 3
2841:Season 2
2836:Season 1
2831:Episodes
1803:(2009),
1598:(2009),
875:Cold War
788:, it is
780:, it is
691:Armitage
658:de facto
556:plays a
138:hypnosis
3205:Related
3143:Fallout
2954:Fallout
922:series
886:) as a
857:In film
703:Indiana
683:William
633:US Navy
621:Collier
613:Barnard
203:pilot,
3197:(2003)
2990:(1967)
2971:(2025)
2965:(2023)
2957:(2018)
2949:(2015)
2941:(2011)
2933:(2006)
2925:(2000)
2917:(1996)
2905:Series
981:Tracey
976:Tracey
920:Desilu
814:Phelps
617:Barney
558:Castro
482:Briggs
474:Daniel
333:Tracey
76:Dates
3160:score
3148:score
3136:score
3124:score
3105:score
3067:score
3050:score
3040:theme
3035:score
3025:Music
2979:Other
2897:Films
806:James
687:Willy
1083:and
888:mole
863:film
733:The
310:and
810:Jim
478:Dan
386:5–6
289:4–5
217:1–7
153:1–3
119:1–3
37:.
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