A meeting of two horror legends. Boris Karloff and Christopher Lee.
Colonel March meets a French model who might be in some distress while dining with Inspector Ames.
She is later found dead. March is attacked by a stranger who wants some fashion designs that the model might have given him.
All roads lead to a fashion house run by designer Jean-Pierre Couturier.
A clue seems to be that the dead model's shoes were different from the type worn when she met Colonel March. It leads him to assume that the murderer was colour blind.
The episode tried a little too hard to be quirky and eccentric. What was all that about feeding Inspector Ames a rattlesnake.
It also went around the houses as March talks about eyes and vision. Maybe it was just padding.
Colonel March meets a French model who might be in some distress while dining with Inspector Ames.
She is later found dead. March is attacked by a stranger who wants some fashion designs that the model might have given him.
All roads lead to a fashion house run by designer Jean-Pierre Couturier.
A clue seems to be that the dead model's shoes were different from the type worn when she met Colonel March. It leads him to assume that the murderer was colour blind.
The episode tried a little too hard to be quirky and eccentric. What was all that about feeding Inspector Ames a rattlesnake.
It also went around the houses as March talks about eyes and vision. Maybe it was just padding.