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Episode 70: Cathy Gale Era |
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Production completed: 6 December 1963
Start with a large piece of "The Superlative Seven," mix in some of "The Gravediggers," add a pinch of "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Station" and a dash of "Noon Doomsday," and you've got "Dressed To Kill." Brian Clemens obviously borrowed heavily from himself later in the series' life. The source material is as much fun to analyze as it is delightful to watch.
Carlos Pagés notes that Argentina (his home country) gets a mention in this episode. Cathy asks Steed about how he knew the invitation to the fancy dress party was fake, and Steed answers: "I knew that my friend Tony Linklater was in Argentina at the moment he decided to invite me." Some scenes were pre-recorded on 5 December 1963 in advance of the main recording.
Steed is describing to Cathy the false missile report. "It was a close call, though. Another few seconds and you and I would've been mutating by now."
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DRESSED TO KILL |
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Written by |
Brian Clemens |
CAST |
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John Steed |
Patrick Macnee 007 |
# DOPPELGANGERS |
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John Junkin |
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Richard Leech |
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Frank Maher |
November Five |
Anneke Wills |
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