"Mission: Impossible" For Art's Sake (TV Episode 1989) - Bob Johnson as Voice on Disc

Voice on Disc : Good morning, Jim. Two nights ago, a priceless painting on loan to the Manhattan Museum of Art was stolen, and a guard murdered in the process. The painting taken was a national treasure of San Marcos, a state in Central America. It depicts their patron saint, and has religious and patriotic associations of vast importance to them. The loss of the painting will be seen as a catastrophe for which the United States will be held to blame. The man we believe devised the whole plan is the Minister for Culture, which really means propaganda. His name is Rafael Ocha. He is ambitious to gain more power. The theft itself could be the work of this man, Daniel Travers. It seems that what Travers can't buy, he steals. We suspect he financed his way into the hotel business by stealing and dealing art to the underground market. Your mission, Jim, should you decide to accept it, is to find the stolen Montoya painting, thus preserve the good name of the United States among the people of San Marcos, bring Daniel Travers to justice, and restore to the world the masterpieces he has stolen over the years. As always, should you or any of your IM Force be caught or killed, the Secretary will disavow any knowledge of your actions. This disc will self-destruct in five seconds. Good luck, Jim.

Bob Johnson: Voice on Disc