The Andros Targets - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
The Killing of a Porno Queen
A girl is reported missing and later she's found dead of apparent suicide, the girl's father, and subsequently Mike, believe differently. - Mike's research takes him to Bobby Garr, a pornographic film-maker who supplies movies for theaters under the threat of extortion, fronted by a large allegedly legitimate corporation. In the course of his work, Mike and his assistant, Sandi, are led to Bobby Garr's mansion, where girls, many of whom are underage, are forced to play in porno films.
A Currency for Murder
Nearly a million dollars in diamonds is found in the possession of a mysterious woman killed in an air crash, and investigative reporter Mike Andros traces the fortune to Walter Stanik, a Congressman.
The Treatment Succeeded But the Patient Died
Mike Andros is convinced by the death of a once-prominent author that Doctor Hans Kipness is administering more than vitamin B-12 in his shots.
In the Event of My Death
Investigative reporter Mike Andros discovers a political columnist from Washington, D.C., is on the take from the New York mob when a reporter for the New York Forum is killed in a car explosion intended for another newsman.
A Labor Czar is Missing
Requiem for a Stolen Child (Part 1)
Requiem for a Stolen Child (Part 2)
The Beast of Athens
Death in a Toy Balloon
Deadly Silence
Killer of the Year
The Surrender
The Smut Peddler
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