When it comes to "Mission: Impossible" rankings and recaps, you hardly ever see a key entry being included at all: the original TV series that kicked off the entire thing (in its normal episodic ...

Created by Bruce Geller, the first season of the spy action television series Mission: Impossible aired in 1966. It was followed by six more seasons, which concluded in 1973.

As is tradition in the "Mission: Impossible" series, the opening title sequence of "Rogue Nation" shows up after a thrilling, stunt-filled cold open, in which Ethan manages to retrieve some nerve ...

The Final Reckoning concluded the long-running series of films starring Tom Cruise as Ethan Hunt, and it has fans questioning ...

Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One arrived on Paramount+ Thursday (Jan. 25), which means you can finally stream all the movies at home. More from Billboard ...

It’s based on a TV series Paramount Pictures Given the film franchise’s enormous popularity, one can easily forget that Mission: Impossible is based on Bruce Geller’s TV show from the ’60s.

"Mission: Impossible" cast from left: Lynda Day George as Casey, Greg Morris as Barney Collier, Peter Lupus as Willy Armitage, Peter Graves as James Phelps and director Leslie H. Martinson in an ...

July 23, 2018 Getty Image Brian De Palma’s Mission: Impossible premiered 23 years after the original television series went off the air (not counting the short-lived 1988 revival).

For 27 years, the “Mission: Impossible” films have been dotted with great action. That’s part of what these movies are. In a funny way, though, it can’t be the essence of what they are.