Secret Agent Man - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
From Prima with Love
A cocky secret agent battles global menaces with the help of two sidekicks. In the opener, a beautiful spy (Musetta Vander) asks Monk (Costas Mandylor) to help her defect, but her ex-comrades are threatening to destroy global technology if she is not returned.
Back to School
Holiday's mission to protect a scientist (James Sutorious) researching a smallpox vaccine leads the agent to her old school, where a terrorist plots to steal the formula, using the scientist's daughter as bait.
WhupSumAss
Davis tries to keep a former scientist-turned-wrestler (Donald Gibb) out of Trinity's grasp when the terrorists plot to access the classified data hidden deep within the brawler's brain.
Like Father, Like Monk
Monk teams up with his father (Winston Rekert), an ex-agent, to track down a terrorist who uses a computer virus to alter the trajectories of missiles.
Supernaked
The assassinations of top agency officials put Monk and Holiday on the trail of a voluptuous assassin (Rhona Mitra), whose physical attributes have been genetically enhanced by a warped tycoon (Mackenzie Gray)
The Elders
The murder of a Presidential candidate leads Monk (Costas Mandylor) to the Elders, a collective that rigs U.S. elections. Only now, it's being used by the Russian Mafia to take control of the country.
The Face
The theft of a Martian meteor leads Monk and Holiday into a cult led by a charismatic madman (John DeLancie) who plots to use a killer microbe inherent in the rock to decimate humanity.
Sleepers
Monk teams with a sexy Russian spy to prevent a mistakenly reactivated deep-cover KGB agent from using an experimental submarine to launch missiles at New York.
Uncle S.A.M.
A street urchin attaches herself to Monk when the agent becomes the target of a legendary assassin during an operation to smuggle plans for a Chinese stealth missile out of Hong Kong.
Fail-Safe
An ace Trinity operative hijacks an agency aircraft and kidnaps Brubeck (Paul Guilfoyle) as part of a plot to destroy Washington D.C. with a nuclear warhead.
TKO Henry
Monk and Holiday (Costas Mandylor, Dina Meyer) team with technical expert Davis to locate a telekinetic boy who is being used to launch missiles from a NATO satellite.
The Breach
Monk's old sparring partner Prima (Musetta Vander) enlists the services of a brilliant spy called the Possum (Lola Glaudini) to hack into the agency's database. Brubeck: Paul Guilfoyle.
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