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Top Five
Mrs Peel
John Steed, Esq.
The Fashions
Regulars
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A wildly improbable scheme, but it just might be possible. Jungle fights and silk sarongs enhance a rip-snorting episode (a lot of the snorting coming from Bill Fraser). Another episode that reminds me of The Goodies, so bonus points there. | |
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| Marque/Model/Type | Number Plate |
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| Bentley | YT 3942 |
| Lotus Elan S2 | HNK 999C |
| Singer Vogue Estate | CDU 922B |
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| Lt. Razafi | Lala V* | stabbed |
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When Lieutenant Razafi ransacks Steed's Bentley, he opens a War Department file on Colonel Rawlings, which strangely contains one of the left-over files from the Colonel Psev incident Two's A Crowd - it's misspelt in the exact same way, and has the same serial number, 56079. |
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That's not Patrick Macnee swinging out of that tree, it's his stunt double Rocky Taylor (best seen in The Cybernauts and Escape in Time). As Steed and Simon Trent first enter the indoor Kalayan jungle, the folliage in the upper right foreground moves quite noticeably as the boom bumps into it while moving backwards. |