Episode 5 - The Bird Who Knew Too Much

Subject	0-5	Subject	0-5	Subject	0-5	Subject	0-5
Direction		Music		Humour		Intro & tag
Mastermind		Plot		Emma		Set Design
Overall (0-10)	Joseph	Bring back Roy Rossotti! This may be a witless story, but it is far from a bad one. Ron Moody is brilliant, as usual, and Robin makes a refreshing change from the older thugs normally shown. The episode to show to a non-fan to introduce them to the story.
	Piers	One of my favourites, even if it's not quite in the top five. The characters are well played, the locations engaging and a fast-paced and thrilling storyline make for a great episode.

Steed eschews the telephone for more primitive communications means, and Emma gets an arrow in her wall.
Steed and Mrs Peel investigate the deaths of two agents, killed by Robin and Verret. Strange photographs taken in a no-flying exclusion zone of sensitive government installations lead them to Sam, a pretty model and the photographer she works for. First Steed, then Emma pose for the camera, before Mrs Peel is captured and placed in a lethal booby trap. Steed's continued preference for entering by the window saves her, and they're back on the trail. The key clue rests in the mind of Captain Crusoe, a prize parrot that has disappeared. Twitter is dispatched but Cunliffe proves to be the real culprit.
With the gang trussed up, Steed proposes they meet a bird, basted in red wine. but he has to shoot it first.

Victim	Killer	Method	click a name to see the face
Percy Danvers	Robin V*	Machine-gun
Frank Elrick	Robin & Verret V*	Pushed off scaffold into wet cement
Mark Pearson	Verret V*	Pistol