Spy Shop: episode guide


Perimeter Alarm Fence

Episode 1
September 07, 2007
Writers: Gareth Calverley & Stephen Davis
Director: Michael Boland

Dale's latest invention, designed to protect the home from pesky neighbours, gets off to a rocky start.

Nanny cam

Episode 2
September 14, 2007
W: Gareth Calverley & Stephen Davis
D: Michael Boland

Believing babysitters can't be trusted, Dale sets up a foolproof surveillance system to catch them out.

Night vision

Episode 3
September 21, 2007
W: Gareth Calverley & Stephen Davis
D: Michael Boland

Dale, eager to win the heart of the lovely Jessica, needs to see in the dark to complete a special "stealth-mode" mission.

Parachute

Episode 4
September 28, 2007
W: Gareth Calverley & Stephen Davis
D: Michael Boland

An unrelenting desire to protect Australia's rich and famous leads Dale to become the ultimate crash test dummy.

ASIO Pants

Episode 5
October 05, 2007
W: Gareth Calverley & Stephen Davis
D: Michael Boland

Using all his covert intelligence, Dale sets out to find the headquarters of ASIO in Canberra in order to sit the test to become a spy.

Tin Of Beans

Episode 6
October 12, 2007
W: Gareth Calverley & Stephen Davis
D: Michael Boland

It's the Prime Minster's birthday and nothing will stop Dale from delivering his unique gift.

Self Defence

Episode 7
October 19, 2007
W: Gareth Calverley & Stephen Davis
D: Michael Boland

In order to woo the lovely Jessica, the recently graded black belt Dale volunteers to help her with a special martial arts demonstration.

VDOG

Episode 8
October 26, 2007
W: Gareth Calverley & Stephen Davis
D: Michael Boland

Dissatisfied with the protective credentials of a family pet, Dale invents an electronic version of man's best friend.

Tracking Device

Episode 9
November 02, 2007
W: Gareth Calverley & Stephen Davis
D: Michael Boland

Dale, eager to protect his family, gets a surprise after he tracks his uncle to a mysterious rendezvous.

ABC Drug Lolly

Episode 10
November 09, 2007
W: Gareth Calverley & Stephen Davis
D: Michael Boland

Determined to make the ABC pay for years of political bias, Dale's greatest invention leads to surveillance, confrontation and calamity.