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EP1 Matchless Jan 09, 1967

Stanley is unaware that a hotly-pursued Power Paralysis device has been concealed in a book of matches placed in his coat pocket.

EP2 Mr. Big Curtsies Out Jan 16, 1967

Stanley is assigned to locate and identify an elusive and mysterious crime boss known only as "Mr. Big."

EP3 I Can't Fly Jan 23, 1967

A malfunctioning Air Force One could be easily repaired by Mr. Terrific, but Stanley's power pills have inexplicably stopped working.

EP4 My Partner the Jewel Thief Jan 30, 1967

Stanley's suspicious behavior, as he tries to solve a jewel robbery, leads Hal to believe that his best friend has become a crook.

EP5 The Formula Is Stolen Feb 06, 1967

The formula for the power pill is stolen. However, since the pill only works on Stanley, the thieves will also need to kidnap Stanley to brainwash him and then sell him to the highest bidder.

EP6 Stanley the Safecracker Feb 20, 1967

The government sends Stanley on a mission where he must impersonate a safecracker who is identical to him. Stanley must fool the man's girlfriend plus somehow convince the gang he knows how to break into vaults.

EP7 Stanley the Fighter Feb 27, 1967

Stanley goes undercover at a fighters' gymnasium to obtain evidence that the facility is actually a front for a counterfeiting ring.

EP8 Stanley the Jailbreaker Mar 06, 1967

Stanley goes undercover as a prison inmate so that he can attempt to ferret out the location of a criminal's hidden loot.

EP9 Fly, Ballerina, Fly Mar 13, 1967

A defecting Soviet ballerina needs Stanley's help to get away from her countrymen. Stanley needs help retrieving his lost booster pill.

EP10 Harley and the Killer Mar 20, 1967

An escaped murderer vows to extract fatal revenge on his one-time prosecutor—Harley Trent.

EP11 Stanley and the Mountaineers Mar 27, 1967

In hill country, Stanley must find an illegal still and stop a shotgun wedding.

EP12 Has Mr. Terrific Sold Out? Apr 03, 1967

Stanley is asked to demonstrate his powers for several representatives of foreign nations. One of them is an impostor who wants to kidnap Mr. Terrific.

EP13 Stanley Goes to the Dentist Apr 10, 1967

A dentist who's been using truth gas to get secrets from government agents changes tactics and places a tiny transmitter in Stanley's tooth.

EP14 Stanley the Track Star Apr 17, 1967

Stanley laces up his sneaks, and turns on the terrific speed, when he's assigned to locate a kidnapped athlete.

EP15 Try This On for Spies Apr 24, 1967

Our hero accidentally gives a genuine set of vital blueprints to an enemy agent and keeps the phonies for our side.

EP16 Stanley Joins the Circus May 01, 1967

The search for a stolen code book sends Stanley undercover and under the big top. Ultimately he has to power up and battle several performers and a gorilla in order to accomplish his mission.

EP17 The Sultan Has Five Wives May 08, 1967

The Bureau of Secret Projects must protect a visiting Sultan, so Stanley powers up and becomes a sort of Turbanator.

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Released: 09 January 1967 Ended

Producted By: Universal Television

Country: United States of America

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Synopsis

Mister Terrific is an American TV sitcom that aired on CBS Television from January 9, to May 8, 1967. It starred Stephen Strimpell in the title role, and lasted 17 episodes. The show was similar to NBC's Captain Nice, which followed Mister Terrific on Monday nights during its run. Riding the tide of the camp superhero craze of the 1960s, the show's premise involved gas station attendant Stanley Beamish, a mild-mannered scrawny youth who secretly worked to fight crime for a government organization, The Bureau of Secret Projects, in Washington. All he needed to do was take a "power pill" which gave him the strength of a thousand men and enabled him to fly, much like Superman, albeit by furious flapping while wearing the top half of a wingsuit. Unfortunately, he was the only person on whom the pills worked. It was established that, although the pill would give him great strength, he was still vulnerable to bullets. Furthermore, each power pill had a time limit of one hour, although he generally had two 10-minute booster pills available per episode. Much of the show's humor revolved around Stanley losing his superpowers before he completed his given assignment.

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Cast

Stephen Strimpell , Richard Gautier , John McGiver

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Stephen Strimpell as Stanley Beamish

Richard Gautier as Hal Walters

John McGiver as B. J. Reed

Reviews

Trevor Douglas I recently viewed the Unaired pilot from 1966 which starred Alan Young as Stanley H. Beamish. Of interest - it had four writers - George Balzer, Hal Goodman, Al Gordon and Joel Kane It was directed by Don Weis. I was amazed at the amount of familiar faces appearing - Edward Andrews as The Chief of OSA Jesse White as Mr. Finney, Department Store Manager Sheliah Welles as Gloria Dickinson Richard Merrifield as OSA Agent Tony Lawrence Al Checco as Dr Kramer Nelson Olmstead as Airline Pilot Leon Askin as Russian Agent Dick Wilson as Evol - Russian Agent and the voice of Bob Hastings dubbed for the OAS Agent in the office scene. Good special effects for '66, of course the use of the laugh track is off-putting and I can see why Mr Young decided to pass on the series. An interesting curio worth checking out at least once

lrldoit I was 16 when this series aired. Something clicked. I never forgot it. I also saw Captain Nice which followed on NBC. Mr. Terrific was on CBS. Captain Nice was a satire in the Get Smart tradition. It was a fairly good show. I liked it. Mr. Terrific was an average situation comedy.Stephen Strimpell, who wished that he could have forgotten this series, played Stanley Beamish, an incompetent super hero, who in real life is a weakling. Dick Gautier in a change from Hymie the robot on Get Smart, played Stanley's partner, Hal Walters. The government Agents were played to perfection by John McGiver (Mr. Reed) & Paul Smith (Mr. Trent). Harley Trent's comments were priceless. Stanley just managed to succeed even though on one mission, he kidnaps an understudy instead of the ballerina. Of course there are funny moments along the way. You see a little bit of what it might be like to be a part time super hero.Not much of a show. I still don't know why I'm crazy about it. I wish it would be released on DVD here. It is available only in Germany.

shrude I remember this growing up in Australia. I was 6 years old. I loved watching this and have never forgotten the show. I have only re-visited the show, using the web just recently and had to make a comment in here, seeing as there wasn't any.Dick Gautier was brilliant I remember him walking around acting like a turkey and uttering "Gobble gobble.. gobble"The greatest American Hero was probably inspired by Mr Terrific, same kind of scenario of a Superman that was a clown. As someone said , "everything Clark Kent tried to be"Directed by the one and only Jack Arnold his fame includes, Gilligans Island, Rawhide, Peter Gunn, Perry Mason, Love boat so much more..I have been looking for recordings of this series.

estanhere Over the years I have brought up the subject of a guy name Stanley Beamish. My name being Stan subjected me to being called "Stanley Beamish" as a 9 year old kid back then. I was a skinny nerd type at that time myself. I loved the Mr. Terrific/Captain Nice shows while they were on the air and still wonder why they took them off the air. Over the years I was curious why no one remembered the show. I began to wonder if it was a figment of my imagination. Thank God for the information available by way of the internet. I feel like a little kid all over again just knowing that there were others who had the same curiosity. Let's send Mr. Terrific and Captain Nice into Iraq to stop the madness!

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