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Look- (stop me if you've heard this one) but There Were These Two Fellers...

Teleplay by Dennis Spooner, Directed by James Hill

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starring Patrick Macnee {New Avengers}{007}	as John Steed
and Linda Thorson	as Tara King
produced by	Albert Fennell {New Avengers}{The Professionals}
produced by	Brian Clemens {New Avengers}{Dangerman}{The Champions}{The Professionals}{Adam Adamant}
teleplay by	Dennis Spooner {The Champions}{Dr Who}{The Professionals}{Jason King}{Department S}{Randall and Hopkirk}{UFO}
All Characters and events in this Teleplay are fictitious. Any similarity to actual events or persons, living or dead, is purely co-incidental
directed by	James Hill {The Saint}
executive in charge of production	Gordon L.T. Scott
music by	Laurie Johnson {New Avengers}{The Professionals}{Jason King}
story consultant	Philip Levene
Jimmy Jewel {Carry On..}	Maxie Martin
Julian Chagrin	Jennings
Bernard Cribbins {regular}{Dr Who}{007}{Carry On..}{Space 1999}	Bradley Marler
John Cleese {007}{Dr Who}	Marcus Rugman
William Kendall {Department S}{Adam Adamant}	Lord Dessington
John Woodvine {regular}{The Saint}{Dr Who}{Dangerman}{The Champions}	Seagrave
Garry Marsh	Brigadier Wiltshire
Gaby Vargas	Miss Charles
Bill Shine	The Honourable Thomas Randolph Cleghorn
Richard Young	Sir Jeremy Broadfoot
Robert James {regular}{Dr Who}{The Professionals}{Blake's 7}	Merlin the Magnificent
Talfryn Thomas {regular}{The Saint}{Dr Who}{Dad's Army}{Adam Adamant}	Fiery Frederick
Jay Denyer {Dad's Army}	Tenor
Johnny Vyvyan {The Sweeney}	Escapologist
Len Belmont	Ventriloquist
June Kidd	Horse (top)
Paul Kidd {Blake's 7}	Horse (bottom)

production controller	Jack Greenwood
production designer	Robert Jones
consultant to the series	Julian Wintle
director of photography	Gilbert Taylor B.S.C. {Department S}{Star Wars}
post production co-ordinator	Harry Booth
editor	Manuel del Campo
production manager	Ron Fry {New Avengers}{Dr Who}{Space 1999}
Miss Thorson's costumes designed by	Alun Hughes
casting director	G.B. Walker {The Saint}
unit manager	Laurie Greenwood {The Sweeney}
assistant director	Ron Appleton {UFO}
camera operator	Brian Elvin {The Professionals}{Department S}
associate art director	Len Townsend
set dresser	Kenneth Tait {Department S}
continuity	June Randall {007}{The Saint}
make-up	Jim Hydes {Carry On..}
hairdressing	Gordon Bond
wardrobe	Felix Evans
editor	Lionel Selwyn
2nd unit director	John Hough {The Champions}{New Avengers}{Carry On..}
2nd unit photography	Jimmy Harvey B.S.C. {The Champions}
recording director	A.W. Lumkin {The Saint}
sound recordist	Cecil Mason {The Saint}
dubbing mixer	Len Shilton {The Champions}{The Saint}{Department S}
sound editor	Peter Lennard {New Avengers}{The Professionals}{Department S}
music editor	Karen Heward
construction manager	Herbert Worley
supervisory electrician	Steve Britles {The Saint}
stunt arranger	Joe Dunne {New Avengers}{007}{The Professionals}{The Prisoner}{Pink Panther}{Space 1999}{Randall and Hopkirk}
MCMLXVIII A.B.C. Television Films Limited All rights reserved
Made at Associated British Elstree Studios England and on location
ABC Production / Associated British Corporation