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Episode 149: Tara King Era |
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Production completed: 22 October 1968
When you've got Christopher Lee, you almost can't go wrong.
There are several almost-but-not-quite-too-cute touches, such as the entrance to Mother's through a phone booth and Izzy Pound and his
Incredible Marching Sound, but that doesn't make this romp any less
enjoyable.
Neil Wilson appeared in two Police Surgeon episodes, "Smash But No Grab" and "The Bigger They Are." Christopher Krisocki noticed that the top two names in the row of doorbells seen when Tara visits Minnow are Clemens and Fennell. Does Caspar's flat look familiar? You will see it again as Plummer's flat in "False Witness." Howard Blake composed the incidental music for this episode. Acronym Alert: TOHE is the Test of Human Endurance. *This unofficial subtitle is by Yours Truly.
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THE INTERROGATORS |
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Written by |
Richard Harris & Brian
Clemens |
CAST |
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John Steed |
Patrick Macnee 007 |
UNBILLED |
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Rhonda |
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# DOPPELGANGERS |
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Christopher Lee |
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Neil McCarthy |
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Patrick Newell |
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Cardew Robinson |
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David Sumner |
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Neil Wilson |
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