The Return Of The 'Saint Luke'

Simon Templar, the charismatic Robin Hood of modern times, returns to tackle new villains and injustice across the globe. Using his wit, charm, and a knack for improvisation, The Saint leaves a trail of foiled plots and grateful victims in his wake. Each episode sees him arrive in a new exotic location, quickly identifying a local problem and applying his unique brand of justice.

As a revival of a beloved franchise, 'The Return of the Saint' was met with moderate enthusiasm. While Ian Ogilvy brought a fresh interpretation to Simon Templar, the series struggled to recapture the original's widespread appeal. Critics noted its stylish presentation and globe-trotting adventures, but some found it lacked the groundbreaking quality of its predecessor.

• Praised for Ian Ogilvy's portrayal of Simon Templar.

• Appreciated for its stylish production and international settings.

• Some felt it didn't quite live up to the legacy of the original series.

Google audience: Audience reception data is not readily available. However, viewers who enjoyed the original 'Saint' series often appreciated this revival for its continuation of the character's adventures and globe-trotting escapades.

The series was filmed on location in various international settings, including Paris, Rome, and Hong Kong, to maintain the sophisticated and adventurous feel of the character.