Continuity & Trivia

This episode is a cheapie! Half of it is recycled footage from Emma Peel episodes (the cast members and killings with the coloured background denote the recycled footage); the rest of it is recycled footage from the abandoned "The Great Great Britain Crime", filmed in late 1967 under John Bryce's production.
We have:

• (5:02) Elrick being chased by Verett and Robin across the scaffolding from The Bird Who Knew Too Much;
• (6:10) Danvers being stalked by Robin from The Bird Who Knew Too Much;
• (6:56) Hubert, Mickle, Wilson and Martin repeating their actions from Murdersville;
• (15:40) Gilbert trying to kill Steed with a bulldozer, straight from The Fear Merchants;
• (16:24) and even Professor Stone reiterating his murderous mechanical attack upon Steed from Never, Never Say Die.

Wilson, while appearing in footage stolen from Murdersville also appears in footage recovered from the initially abandoned "The Great, Great Britain Crime", notably firing a sub-machinegun at Freddie Cartwright.

Freddie Cartwright is shot, mistaken for Steed as he's wearing one of Steed's suits - not only that, he's also getting out of what was originally intended to be Steed's car for the series, the maroon AC 428 Frua.
I strongly suspect the original scene in "The Great Great Britain Crime" was of Steed being ambushed by Intercrime (or Murder-International, or whoever they are...)

Intercrime was at 119 Royal Avenue, SW7.

Dubois opens the safe in 59.15 seconds, which Tara beats "at the proverbial last moment", I assume that means 59.14 seconds.

The closing credits start with the fanfare played by Izzy Pound in The Interrogators, then becomes a silent movie style soundtrack version of the theme tune.

The Transport

Who's Killing Whom?

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The Fashions