Mission: Impossible season 4

A Latin American dictator with the help of a European military "advisor" (Michael Constantine) conspire to invade a neighboring country to "unite" both countries under the dictators rule; in order to stop the invasion and shatter an alliance between two countries, the IMF team must photograph and break a code in a matter of minutes, by mounting a chosen-plaintext attack. First appearance of Leonard Nimoy as Paris.

The IMF team tries to get a deposed dictator to divulge his Swiss bank account number by making him believe World War III is about to begin.

Jim and a female agent pose as scientist who claim to have invented a new, more efficient drug which turns people into willing slaves. Their objective is to replace the real drug with a placebo.

The Team are forced to change tactics when one of their targets is killed upsetting the plan.

Paris poses as a counterfeiter in order to get access to and destroy a safe containing 100 million drona worth of counterfeit money as well as the plates used to make it. If the counterfeit money is released then that nation's gold reserves will be depleted and the pro-Western government will be overthrown in a revolution. The main challenge when entering the vault is to overcome the vault's ultrasonic defenses.

Jim and Willy pose as U. S. religious workers who are willing to trade guns in exchange for the life of an imprisoned priest who is about to be executed.

A fanatic ex-SS officer (Stephan McNally) plans to fund neo-Nazis with stolen money upon his release after serving 25 years as a prisoner. The IMF team simulates a submarine journey to trick him into divulging his Swiss bank account number. Ramon Bieri as Colonel Sandor.

Paris convinces a mob figure that he can read the mind of his double-crossing boss, while Barney attempts to steal an incriminating file from the boss's safe.

A country is unaware that its premier is long dead and has been replaced by a double (both played by Leonard Nimoy) who is about to name a successor.

An art lover is made to believe he can own a priceless Buddha statue. In the meantime the IMF team tries to retrieve a formula by breaking into his impenetrable safe.

A Middle Eastern king needs to be restored to the throne, so the IMF team simulates a kidney transplantation during which he seemingly will donate his kidney to his murderous brother. A complication arises during the "operation" when supporters of the "evil" brother try to "sabotage" the operations and kill both brothers. In the end the supporters of the evil brother accidentally kill him thinking he is the "deposed" Brother.

The IMF team must stop a terminally ill renegade Allied agent from detonating an atomic bomb in an enemy capital.

A stolen isotope could make atomic weapons affordable to every country in the world. Paris poses as an amnesia victim to retrieve the stolen isotope.

The IMF team must stop an arranged wedding between the king (Noel Harrison)'s cousin Francesca (Diane Baker) and a ruthless usurper to the throne (John Vernon), and rescue the king, Francesca and the man she truly loves.

The wedding is halted when Francesca shoots herself dead… or does she?

The IMF launch the last stage of their plan, but time is running out… This is the series's only three-part episode.

The IMF team plans to use a trained dog named Chico to retrieve one of two parts of a microfilm that, when combined, reveal a list of double agents who have infiltrated a drug cartel and who are in danger of being exposed by the microfilm.

Paris, Willy and guest agent Zorka (Margarita Cordova) pose as gypsies and rescue a 12-year-old king (Barry Williams). To fool his assassins, the king has to dress up like a girl.

Using a clever projection system a dictator is made to believe that he sees the spirits of his dead victims. He must be removed from power so a political moderate can take control of the government and stop the planned purge of the nation's pro-West artist community.

Jim and his team must infiltrate a prison to block the release of a ruthless terrorist who is about to be pardoned.

The IMF must break a spy ring in London. Matters get complicated by the fact that Paris develops feelings for the beautiful Lady Weston, who is part of that spy ring. After that, he is cast as a jealous lover in a romantic love triangle. This episode starts Jim and the IMF team in the field getting their assignment at the U.S. Embassy in London from the State Department.

The IMF team must stop an unknown assassin.

Jim and his team rescue a prisoner and hide him at a conspicuous location right under his captors' noses. Then they use the rescue to topple the military junta that rules the nation.

While on holiday with Jim, Barney kills a man in self-defense and is marked for execution by the dead man's brother (Pernell Roberts), a corrupt chief of police. The IMF team must rescue Barney before it is too late and expose the police chief's true colors. This episode is unusual in that there is no tape recording; instead the team goes on a completely personal mission to rescue Barney.

A mystic (Leonard Nimoy) plans to abuse his powerful influence over a duchess to ascend to the throne. Nimoy plays both the evil mystic and Paris disguised as the mystic at the same time.

Paris poses as the son of a martyred youth leader in order to stop a dictator who plans to crush the youth movement of his country.