| Subject | 0-5 | Subject | 0-5 | Subject | 0-5 | Subject | 0-5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Direction | Music | Humour | Intros/tags | ||||
| Villains | Plot | Emma | Sets/Props | ||||
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The lady vanishes - was La Rigg on holidays for this one? She seems completely superfluous. Otherwise, I find this a very funny episode, but humour alone cannot carry it. | ||||||
| Marque/Model/Type | Number Plate |
|---|---|
| (model aeroplane - Cessna) | - |
| Humber Imperial finished by Thrupp & Maberly, and sporting a black Everflex roof | AWK 948B |
| Lotus Elan S2 | HNK 999C |
| Porsche 356 | - |
| Austin A110 Westminster | - |
| MGB (taillights) | - |
| Peugeot 404 (maybe an Oxford/Cambridge...) | - |
| (model submarine) | - |
| (model aeroplane - Hurricane) | - |
| (model aeroplane - Lancaster) | - |
| horses | - |
| Victim | Killer | Method |
|
|---|---|---|---|
| Sergei Ivenko V* | Vogel V* | shot by model submarine | |
| Pudeshkin V* | Steed | redirects model bomber | |
| Shvedloff V* | Steed | redirects model bomber | |
| Elena V* | Steed | redirects model bomber | |
| Vogel V* | Steed | redirects model bomber |
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The War Department file on Colonel Psev is labelled PZEV, which contradicts the fact of it being an acronym derived from the lead antagonists' names : Pudeshkin Shvedloff Elena Vogel On the other hand, a British WD official might assume an Eastern European military officer to have a Slavic name, and expect a 'z' instead of an 's' (remember, no-one knew anything about the elusive Colonel). The file turns up again, for not apparent reason, in Small Game for Big Hunters |
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These look very like Steed's feet coming from behind the curtain, just after Ivenko's rung him at home, but I daresay that's what we're meant to think; they're probably Vogel's |