Episode 19 - Quick-Quick Slow Death

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Direction		Music		Humour		Intros/tags
Villains		Plot		Emma		Sets/Props
Overall (0-10)	I like this episode a lot, but would be hard pressed to say why - is the utter improbability of the plot? the hilarious performances by all involved? the unitentional humour of Diana Rigg's dancing? sexy Carole Grey? the garlic sausage? Perhaps it's the last two.

Marque/Model/Type	Number Plate
pram	-
Austin 1100	-
Austin A60	-
Volkswagen	-
Hillman Imp	-
Vauxhall Viva	-
Vauxhall Victor 101	ELM 193C
Triumph Spitfire	HRD 234C

Victim	Killer	Method	click a name to see the face
Arthur Peever	Willi Fehr V*	shot
Huggins	Bracewell V*	stabbed with stiletto
Willi Fehr V*	Captain Noble	shot
Fintry	Bracewell V*	shot
Bernhard	Bracewell V*	smothered with plaster

The very lovely Carole Gray went on to star in a handful of shilling shocker films, a definite waste of talent.

©1961-9 CANAL+IMAGE UK Ltd All Rights Reserved	Recognise that sign? Almost the same sign is used in Quick-Quick Slow Death and How to Succeed... At Murder, most of the business names remaining the same (notably Gordon Jacksons Ltd.), just the key name changing. Note also that this building is in Mackiedockie Street, surely just around the corner from the shenanigans of Escape in Time, which took place in Mackiedockie Court.	©1961-9 CANAL+IMAGE UK Ltd All Rights Reserved