Drake goes undercover as a butler to investigate crooked international financier Gregori.
No Marks for Servility is one of the best episodes of the series. Having Drake disguised as a butler was a great idea, and Patrick McGoohan pulls it off wonderfully. There's several great scenes throughout the episode, but the best is the confrontation between Drake and Gregori halfway through the episode. It's a tense scene, fantastically acted by McGoohan and Howard Marion-Crawford.
The beautiful Suzan Farmer is very good, and the great Francesca Annis has a supporting part. McGoohan and Annis have wonderful chemistry in the few scenes they have together.
No Marks for Servility is one of the best episodes of the series. Having Drake disguised as a butler was a great idea, and Patrick McGoohan pulls it off wonderfully. There's several great scenes throughout the episode, but the best is the confrontation between Drake and Gregori halfway through the episode. It's a tense scene, fantastically acted by McGoohan and Howard Marion-Crawford.
The beautiful Suzan Farmer is very good, and the great Francesca Annis has a supporting part. McGoohan and Annis have wonderful chemistry in the few scenes they have together.