User Reviews

Dangerous knowledge moves in an entirely different direction with this episode. The show takes on a more international flavour. The discovery of the dead man takes Kirby to France, where he learns of Soviet involvement. He also meets up with a CIA agent, it seems a lot more is going on then had previously been thought.

The acting is excellent once again, but I must highlight the wonderful performance of French actress Elizabeth Bergner, who is absolutely brilliant in the small role she has.

The plot is tightening up nicely, and the solution is near. 7/10

It is a shame that some of the action and impetus from the first episode is missing. Apart from a gun scene at the end, this episode is really a bunch of talking heads.

Robin has flown his dad over the English Channel where he meets Madame Lafois. She tells Kirby of a KGB who might be high up in the British government.

While Fane who is with Dr Vincent tells his stepdaughter Laura. That Kirby is talking plain rubbish. Laura who wants to be neutral, does not know who to believe.

Maybe an American called Arnold could assist Kirby. He wants to buy life insurance. In essence he claims to be CIA and wants to meet in a secluded area.

Poor Kirby everyone is against him and he thought, all this was a bit of simple business on the side. All so he could buy his son that pilot's course.

Despite the lack of action, there is tension. The plot is still too hazy.