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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | It Takes a Thief was an American television series that aired on ABC between 1968 and 1970. It followed the exploits of master thief Alexander Mundy. Facing a long sentence in prison, he's given an offer by Noah Bain (Malachi Throne), the cop who caught him and now the head of the SIA, an American intelligence agency. Mundy will be released from jail if he agrees to provide his unique skills to the government. It starred Robert Wagner as Mundy, and served as a prototype for similar shows, such as White Collar, that also featured a Loveable Rogue. |