This episode has a very good storyline to it. You book into a five star hotel in London, go to bed and wake up in a dirty prison cell in Manchuria.
It puts you off staying at an expensive hotel in London.
The plot in this excellent episode of The Avengers, is a clever and ingenious idea, used brilliantly for a good television series.
The interplay between the actors is excellent, and the direction is superb.
Peter Jeffrey and Jeannie Roland dominate this excellent episode. They backed by a good cast of British television actors, such as Paul Whitsun Jones, Phillip Latham, Richard Bebb and Peter Arne.
The actor who has the best lines in this story is Peter Arne. One of the best lines he says to Steed is, "You herd of the brain drain. Well meet one of the drains." It shows just how good a television writer Roger Marshal was, when he was writing for The Avengers at the time.
It puts you off staying at an expensive hotel in London.
The plot in this excellent episode of The Avengers, is a clever and ingenious idea, used brilliantly for a good television series.
The interplay between the actors is excellent, and the direction is superb.
Peter Jeffrey and Jeannie Roland dominate this excellent episode. They backed by a good cast of British television actors, such as Paul Whitsun Jones, Phillip Latham, Richard Bebb and Peter Arne.
The actor who has the best lines in this story is Peter Arne. One of the best lines he says to Steed is, "You herd of the brain drain. Well meet one of the drains." It shows just how good a television writer Roger Marshal was, when he was writing for The Avengers at the time.