Episodes are up and down but good intro to the Saint series
Before Roger Moore became James Bond he played The Saint aka Simon Templar based upon the literary character that been popular on British radio, film, and finally with this TV series. Templar was a dapper and suave playboy who would crisscross the world, and talk directly into the camera to comment upon his situation which added to the style to the show. He would get involved in various situations and try to resolve them.<br /><br />Season 1 aired in 1962. The first episode set the theme for the show where a husband was suspected of trying to kill his wife after an attractive woman played by Shirley Eaton from Goldfinger fame moved in next door. In the following shows Templar would deal with kidnappers in The Latin Touch, a corrupt union boss going after a reporter in The Careful Terrorist a murder in Paris in The Covetous Headsman, the death of a vicious gossip columnist who was attempting to turn Templar’s friends against each other in The Arrow of God, and then a beautiful but manipulative married woman in The Effete Angler again featuring Shirley Eaton.<br /><br />Sometimes the episodes are too melodramatic like The Careful Terrorist. Other times they simply aren’t interesting enough like The Pearls of Peace where Templar’s friend is conned for his money on an adventure to Mexico and then his self-centered and materialistic ex-girlfriend is interested in him again because he might have made it rich. Some are just boring like The Golden Journey where Templar takes his friend’s selfish fiancé on a hike through Spain to teach her a lesson in humility. Then again, some of the stories are quite inspired like The Talented Husband where the husband takes on a secret identity. The Careful Terrorist and The Charitable Countess have Simon being a social crusader.<br /><br />Overall Season 1 is a good introduction to the Saint series that would last 6 years. Templar is the jet setting world traveling playboy come detective. The stories however are a bit up and down since this was its initial outing. It would get better in the coming years.
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