| Subject | 0-5 | Subject | 0-5 | Subject | 0-5 | Subject | 0-5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Direction | 3½ stars | Music | 4 stars | Humour | 3½ stars | Intros/tags | 3½ stars |
| Villains | 3½ stars | Plot | 4 stars | Emma | 4 stars | Sets/Props | 4 stars |
| Overall (0-10) |
A wildly improbable scheme, but it just might be possible. Jungle fights and silk sarongs enhance a rip-snorting episode (a lot of the snorting coming from Bill Fraser). Another episode that reminds me of The Goodies, so bonus points there. | 7½ stars | |||||
| Marque/Model/Type | Number Plate |
|---|---|
| Bentley | YT 3942 |
| Lotus Elan S2 | HNK 999C |
| Singer Vogue Estate | CDU 922B |
| canoe | - |
| Victim | Killer | Method |
|
|---|---|---|---|
| Lt. Razafi | Lala V* | stabbed |
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When Lieutenant Razafi ransacks Steed's Bentley, he opens a War Department archive box containing the file on Colonel Rawlings, which strangely also contains one of the left-over files from the Colonel Psev incident - Two's A Crowd - spelled the same way and with the same serial number, 56079. | ![]() ©1961-9 |
21:50 - As Steed and Simon Trent first enter the indoor Kalayan jungle, the folliage in the upper right foreground moves quite noticeably as the boom bumps into it while moving backwards.
40:15 - it seems a bit bright for midnight when Emma crosses the garden.
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That's not Patrick Macnee swinging out of that tree, it's his stunt double Rocky Taylor (best seen in The Cybernauts and Escape in Time). |