The Troubleshooters - Season 2
Season 2
The Troubleshooters
Episodes
Is That Tiger, Man?
When You Gotta Go
Mogul's world water-speed attempt hits trouble. Stewart must decide which is the danger-driver, boat. or sabotage?
Thea
A Mogul geologist blows himself up. When his fiancee arrives in Trinidad at carnival time she brings a crisis for Thornton.
If You Can't Lick 'Em
Stewart and Jane are sent to Rumania. Their mission-to buy a man for Mogul.
This is Where I Came In
Peter Thornton faces a revolution and the collapse of his marriage when he tries to replace Mogul's manager in a new Asian state.
Birdstrike
The first aircraft using Mogul's new fuel crashes. Who was to blame- Mogul or the pilot?
The Fires of Hell
A A pleasant voyage on a supertanker becomes a nightmare for Thornton and Jane when there are threats to blow up the ship.
Wingless Wonder
Mogul is guilty of swindling and blackmail-says Roy Binns. How could Jane fall for such a man?
Cablegrams Come Expensive
Emotional problems cloud the excitement of homecoming when Peter Thornton goes back to Australia after his divorce
Operation Saigon
A bomb explodes as Stewart arrives at Saigon airport. Soon he becomes heavily involved in the conflicts of a warring people.
Baptism of Fire
Fire, explosions and dangerous break outs in Mogul's new rig in the Persian Gulf. Stewart and Thornton clash head-on in their efforts to save it.
Join the Club
Trouble boils up for Stead during a cross-country car rally. Izard has to put his personal life before Mogul.
Do Your Best for the Lads
The building of a new super tanker for Mogul in a Tees-side shipyard becomes a seven-million-pound headache for Thornton.
Someone's Head Has to Roll
Troubled Waters
Thornton faces great danger when a hurricane strikes Mogul's new Caribbean drilling rig.
What's Yours is Mine
Stead faces a crisis when an African state seizes a Mogul refinery.
The Bigger They Are
Some Wet Night in Sauchiehall Street
Thornton finds himself involved with the problems of Scotland—in the Libyan desert.
Error of Judgement
A joy-ride becomes a nightmare for Alec Stewart, driving through France in an international car rally.
They're Probably Drilling for Oil
Trapped in the Arctic wastes of Spitzbergen, one mistake could cost Peter Thornton his life.
A Run for Their Money
Fierce emotions are roused when Mogul plans a new refinery in Wales. Stewart has the tough task of dealing with hostile locals.
Happy Landings
Trouble flares for Stewart when a hero from his past intrudes on the present.
There's Nothing Like the Great Outdoors
Every year in his report the chairman of The Mogul Oil Company outlines the plans for future drilling. This year there are none. The only possibility of a new site is an area in Northern Ontario where a survey team has been working in vain for two years.
Time is running short, and head-office man Thornton is sent out to Canada to hurry the team along. He finds himself in an explosive situation.
Out of Your Evil Dream
Is Mogul's new chemical crop spray a killer? Stewart must judge when a scientist rebels.
Four Cheers for Geoffrey
Blackmailer, fraud, agitator-or brilliant young executive? Finding the truth about Brady is one of Thornton's toughest assignments.
No Such Thing as Luck
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