| Autokill | |
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| Episode A-30 | |
 Sharron and Craig Find Richard[1] | |
| Production Info | |
| Director | Roy Ward Baker |
| Story by | |
| Screenplay by | Brian Clemens |
| Producer | Monty Berman |
| Music | Edwin Astley |
| Cinematography | Frank Watts |
| Editor | Derek Chambers (as Derek-Hyde Chambers) |
| Production Code | |
| IMDB Reference | tt0538460 |
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| Transmission Info | |
| Season | 1 |
| Episode | 30 |
| Airdate | 30 April 1969 |
| Previous Episode | The Gun-Runners |
| Next Episode | None |
George Brading, a Nemesis agent, goes missing for two days and when he re-surfaces, shoots an American officer in the Nemesis headquarters. Some time afterwards, he dies, presumably of poison. His widow tells the Champions that just before he disappeared, his brief-case went missing. Tremayne also tries to kill a doctor and he too has had his brief-case taken. Richard acts as decoy by having his wallet stolen. He is taken to a police station by a bogus officer where he learns, first hand, that both George and Tremayne were drugged with a mind-altering substance that turned them into assassins. Now he is programmed . . .to kill Craig. Craig must find the antidote to the drug before it is too late.[2]
Guest Cast
- Bruce Boa - American Colonel
- Paul Eddington - Klein
- Rachel Herbert - Loretta Brading
- Harold Innocent - Dr. Amis
- Conrad Monk - Mechanic
- Richard Owens - George Brading
- Eric Pohlmann - Barker
- Julie Shaw -Blonde
Episode Crew
- Casting By Anthony Arnell
- Art Direction By Charles Bishop
- Makeup Department
- Gerry Fletcher - Makeup Supervisor
- Mike Jones - Hair Stylist (As Michael Jones)
- Production Management
- Philip Aizlewood - Post-Production Supervisor
- Malcolm Christopher - Production Manager
- Geoffrey Haine - Production Supervisor
- Second Unit Director Or Assistant Director
- Ray Austin - Second Unit Director
- Ernest Morris - Assistant Director (As Ernie Morris)
- Art Department
- John Graysmark - Associate Art Director
- Bill Greene - Construction Manager
- Sid Palmer - Production Buyer
- Brian Rider - Set Dresser
- A.J. Van Montagu - Scenic Artist
- Sound Department
- David Bowen - Sound Recordist (As Dave Bowen)
- Roy Lafbery - Sound Editor
- Len Shilton - Sound Recordist
- Special Effects By Sydney Pearson - Special Effects (As Sid Pearson)
- Stunts
- Frank Maher - Stunt Arranger
- Camera And Electrical Department
- Harry Gillam - Camera Operator: Second Unit
- Ted Hallows - Supervising Electrician
- Dudley Lovell - Camera Operator
- Costume And Wardrobe Department
- Laura Nightingale - Wardrobe Supervisor
- Music Department
- Edwin Astley - Musical Director
- Tony Hatch - Composer: Theme Music
- Alan Willis - Music Editor
- Other Crew
- Sally Ball - Continuity
- Dennis Spooner - Script Supervisor