Potential Wimbledon champion Ted Fenimore is accused by 12 Katy of molesting her. Jeff Ryder takes on the case, but finds everyone unwilling to talk to her.
A very good, imaginative, tightly written episode, it's a story that feels a little unusual for The Four Just Men, it's a case that you could imagine Hebert Lom investigating in The Human Jungle.
It just goes to show how dangerous saying nothing and keeping silent can be, the bystanders title really does fit the bill.
I really liked the tennis setting, it worked pretty well, Fenimore was convincing as a potential tennis player too. The rooftop scene added a degree of tension, it worked well.
Ronald Allen did a pretty good job as Fenimore, but Conte definitely steals the show.
Good episode.
7/10.
A very good, imaginative, tightly written episode, it's a story that feels a little unusual for The Four Just Men, it's a case that you could imagine Hebert Lom investigating in The Human Jungle.
It just goes to show how dangerous saying nothing and keeping silent can be, the bystanders title really does fit the bill.
I really liked the tennis setting, it worked pretty well, Fenimore was convincing as a potential tennis player too. The rooftop scene added a degree of tension, it worked well.
Ronald Allen did a pretty good job as Fenimore, but Conte definitely steals the show.
Good episode.
7/10.