Mission: Impossible - The Final TV Season (2009)
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Synopsis: The Impossible Mission Force continues to plot subterfuge on the homefront in this seventh season of MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE. While previous years pitted these Cold War warriors against international... The Impossible Mission Force continues to plot subterfuge on the homefront in this seventh season of MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE. While previous years pitted these Cold War warriors against international goons, the show's later seasons increasingly found the crack squad of saboteurs using their gadgets and cunning to foil more native threats such as organized crime. The result is more time spent by Jim (Peter Graves), Barney (Greg Morris), and Willie (Peter Lupus) in the good old U.S.A. All through their daredevil adventures, the team's skills still prove razor-sharp--especially with the help of the stunning Lisa Casey (Lynda Day George). This collection presents the show's thrilling seventh season. The clock's ticking... [More]
Starring: Peter Graves, Lynda Day George, Greg Morris, Peter Lupus
Starring: Peter Graves, Lynda Day George, Greg Morris, Peter Lupus, Barbara Anderson
Composer: Lalo Schifrin
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