'Wine, Women and War' by Glen A. Larson

Colonel Steve Austin is sent on a mission to steal papers from a safe aboard a yacht; however, he finds the safe empty, and only just manages to avoid being shot by guards. As they deploy a depth charge to kill him, Steve is rescued by a nuclear submarine, and heads back to base for repairs to his bionics. Steve’s next assignment sees him travelling to the Bahamas, in search of a black market ring run by Arlen Findletter, a weapons dealer who has a Polaris nuclear missile for sale. After encountering Alexi Kaslov and Katrina Volana, two Soviet agents, Steve is assisted by the lovely Cynthia Holland; together they must prevent Findletter from hijacking a newly-launched nuclear sub…

Lee Majors (Colonel Steve Austin), Richard Anderson (Oscar Goldman), Alan Oppenheimer (Doctor Rudy Welles), Britt Ekland (Katrina Volana), Eric Braeden (Arlen Findletter), Earl Holliman (Harry Donner), David McCallum (Alexi Kaslov), Michele Carey (Cynthia Holland), Lee Bergere (Masaha), Simon Scott (Captain Dawson), Robert F. Simon (Captain Walker), Dennis Rucker (First Officer Meade), George Keymas (Patrol Boat Commander), Joseph Hindy (Radar Man), Don Hanmer (Airline Passenger), Catherine Ferrar (Tamara), Bobbie Mitchell (Stewardess), John Ellerick (First Officer Briggs), Rozelle Gayle (First Bodyguard), Bob Minor (Second Bodyguard)


Directed by Russ Mayberry
Producer Michael Gleason
Executive Producer Glen A. Larson
Based on the novel by Martin Caldin

TX (US): 20th October 1973

Notes:
*Featuring Colonel Steve Austin and Doctor Rudy Wells, and introducing Oscar Goldman

*This was originally transmitted as a ninety-minute T.V. movie as part of ABC's 'Suspense Theater'; it has since been shown in syndication as two sixty-minute episodes with thirty extra minutes of footage