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Top Five
Mrs Peel
John Steed, Esq.
The Fashions
Regulars
Other shows
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Not funny. But it's not meant to be - Chessman and his pawns play the Ministry for fools unti lthe final denouément. | |
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| Bentley | - |
| Laundry van | 469 FLH |
| Rickshaw | - |
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| Pasold | Gas masked guard? V* | poison gas? |
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Romo Gorrara is certainly fleet of foot - one second he's at the back of the van and the next moment he's tangling with Mrs Peel is the living room. (Or is it a continuity error?) |  |
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Jeanne Roland is unbilled here, which is surprising, considering how in demand she was at the time, in both film and television.