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Spy Trap

1972–19753 seasonsRobert Barr
IMDb 7.6

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Spy Trap is a British television drama programme created by Robert Barr for BBC One. A team of spies at espionage agency 'The Department' are responsible for protecting national security. Reporting to the Department of Defense, no-nonsense Commander Paul Ryan uses intel discovered by his agents, to question suspects.

Drama
EspionageNational SecuritySpy ThrillerPartially Lost Media

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What is Spy Trap (1972) about?

Spy Trap is a British television drama programme created by Robert Barr for BBC One. A team of spies at espionage agency 'The Department' are responsible for protecting national security. Reporting to the Department of Defense, no-nonsense Commander Paul Ryan uses intel discovered by his agents, to question suspects.

Who stars in Spy Trap?

Spy Trap stars Paul Daneman (Commander Paul Ryan), Michael Gwynn (Carson), Tom Adams (Major Sullivan). The series was created by Robert Barr.

How many seasons does Spy Trap have?

Spy Trap has 3 seasons. There are 61 episodes in total.

Is Spy Trap worth watching?

Spy Trap holds an IMDb rating of 7.6/10. Fans of Drama are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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