Episode 2 - The Fear Merchants

White and Crawley is (or was) a respectable firm of picture framers, picture restorers and museum providores - they've framed much of H.M. Queen Elizabeth II's collection of renaissance drawings.

That was quite a long meeting Steed has with the BEB! - an 11am start, and he leaves at 3:35pm? (Right >>).

The feather Emma picks up in the office after Gordon White is murdered is significantly different from that which she shows to Steed back at her apartment, and which he proceeds to tickles her feet with.

In the office...	..at the home	Anywhere!
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Did anyone else notice that Gordon White has the same lamp in his office as Steed has in his apartment?

Dr Voss fires a shot at Steed before Emma collides with her, but it still misses ... of course, she could just be a lousy shot.

When Dr Voss takes Mrs Peel's results from the computer, the INDEX BEYOND CAPACITY notice is in a different place to where it is when Pemberton reads it.
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			A couple of actors get no credit in the cast list, can anyone identify them? Their mug shots are to the left, enlargements can be seen by clicking on them.
John Tyler	David Wallace	Williams

Annette Carell appeared (misbilled as Annette Carrell) as 'B' in episode "A, B and C" of The Prisoner.

Saunders	The comedy weight lifter is definitely Declan Mulholland, but why he gets a credit when he doesn't speak and is on screen for maybe two or three seconds is beyond me.

New blunders uncovered by Jenna Clayton:

1. When Crawley's chauffeur (the real Williams) is first seen lying unconscious or dead in the garage, he's lying on his stomach with his arms at his side. However, in the close up when Steed examines him, he's lying on his side and his arms are up!
2. In the finale, Steed turns off the light, Pemberton yells for emergency lighting, the lights come on, Emma kicks away Pemberton's gun, and Steed throws his umbrella at the lights, smashing one of them (you can see the glass break!) and knocking them both out of commission. Then, after the fight, Steed clicks the light switch and turns them back on!
3. At the very end, Steed asks Emma if she was afraid he wouldn't arrive in time, and she replies that the thought never entered her head. The lie detector, which is activated when the arm rests are pressed down, shows she's lying. He then asks her "Never, Mrs. Peel?" Emma then stands up, taking her arms off the activator arm rests, and replies, "Never, Mr. Steed"... and the lie detector keeps working, registering the lie!