It might have lacked Tom Cruise, but the ‘Mission: Impossible’ TV series on CBS sparked one of Hollywood’s biggest action franchises 60 years ago. By Benjamin Svetkey It didn’t have Tom Cruise ...

When Mission: Impossible premiered in 1966, it brought a fresh twist to the spy genre with its intricate plots, complex gadgetry and ever-changing disguises. Produced by Desilu — Lucille Ball and Desi ...

There’s an action sequence in the eighth and final Mission: Impossible movie, Final Reckoning, that is so insane, so flat-out fucking bonkers, that it really has to be seen to be believed. Hell, I’ve ...

You have questions. I have some answers. Q: I have many fond memories of watching the“ Mission: Impossible” TV series starring Peter Graves from 1966 to 1973. Where might one find all or at least a ...

It’s slightly staggering to realize the first “Mission: Impossible” movie (based on the 1960s & 70s TV series) was released in 1996: 29 years ago. Even more impressive: Every one of the films has ...

Years before Tom Cruise began running faster than Olympic sprinters, there was the Mission: Impossible TV series. The show aired from 1966 to 1973 on CBS, before being revived in the late ’80s by ABC.

Griffin Newman, a host of the podcast “Blank Check,” stood in the Museum of the Moving Image, in Astoria. Above his head hung a black motorbike, made for Tom Cruise’s climactic cliff-jumping scene in ...

Paramount Pictures has shared the Mission: Impossible 8 posters for the upcoming next installment to the blockbuster action spy franchise led by Tom Cruise. This comes ahead of the ticket sale this ...