Contra Security, corporate America's answer to "The A-Team", gives clients a sense of security by first ripping it away. The firm is led by OZ, a larger-than-life head honcho who is a man of mystery and master of manipulation. The members of the odd squad include alluring bad girl Melanie, who is in charge of lock-picking, safe-cracking and heart-breaking; and Cash, a fanboy who specializes in strategy, logistics and office pranks only a mad genius could think up.
Oz's newest recruit, plucked right out of college, is lovable and charming computer hacker Cameron Price. Unfortunately for Cameron, cracking into state-of-the-art security systems is a lot easier than dealing with his co-workers. Between Melanie's sex appeal and Cash's hazing, Cameron has more than a few obstacles to overcome if he wants to cement his status as part of the team and become Oz's go-to guy.
If you’re searching for an exhilarating blend of action, adventure, and clever escapades, look no further than the classic television series "It Takes a Thief." Originally airing on ABC from 1968 to 1970, this three-season gem stars Robert Wagner as Alexander Mundy, a suave master thief who trades his criminal expertise for freedom by working for the U.S. government’s Secret Intelligence Agency (SIA). Inspired by Alfred Hitchcock's film "To Catch a Thief," this captivating show invites viewers into a world filled with high-stakes heists and international intrigue.
The premise of "It Takes a Thief" is as enticing as it sounds. Alexander Mundy, initially imprisoned for his thievery, finds himself offered an unusual deal: use his skills to aid the government in exchange for his freedom. The character's duality—a thief turned spy—provides endless opportunities for thrilling plots and clever twists. With each episode presenting new challenges that require both wit and agility, audiences are treated to mesmerizing escapades that keep them on the edge of their seats.
One of the standout elements of the series is its rich character dynamics. Alongside Mundy is Noah Bain, portrayed by Malachi Throne; he serves as both mentor and overseer in Mundy's missions. Their relationship evolves throughout the series, especially when Bain is replaced by Wally Powers in season two. Adding depth to the storyline is Alistair Mundy (played by Fred Astaire), Alexander's father and fellow thief whose involvement brings additional layers of complexity to their heists. The chemistry among these characters makes every mission feel personal while also entertaining.