Sinister dealings are at hand, someone is trying to make John Burnham go out of his mind. His wife was killed by a lone bullet, yet after coming from the hospital his wife was on the steps of the house. A psycholgical war has been waged against Mr Burnham and hits him in a very personal way. But who is doing this? With the help of Jason, the odd occurrences are being slowly debunked as a setup. After demanding more information from Sir Curtis, Department S finds out the Mr Burnham is to become the new head of the IMF and his economic views would overhaul the system entirely. There would be many people who would oppose this even to this extent.
Personal Synopsis
I believe the attempt to make someone go out of their mind by supposed hallucinations is an exemplary effort in criminality. This is a interesting episode of psychological thrills with very fine acting from Donald Houston. I couldn’t say that this was particularly written well but the story was fluid and garnered enough interest to find out why this would happen to a “average” man.
Location
London, England
Starring
Original Air-Date: February 18, 1970
Directed by Cyril Frankel
Written by Harry W. Junkin
Jason King- Peter Wyngarde
Stewart Sullivan- Joel Fabiani
Annabelle Hurst- Rosemary Nicols
Curtis Seretse- Dennis Alaba Peters
John Burnham- Donald Houston
Mary Burnham- Lois Maxwell
Drayton- Norman Bird
Dr. Grant- Anthony Nicholls
Novack- Weston Gavin
Miss Bronson- Susan Fleetwood
Taxi Driver- Ron Pember
The Priest- Ellis Dale
Telephone Operator- Suzanne Vasey
Young Boy- Gustav Henry
The Nurse- Michelle Karli
The Blonde- Christine Pryor
Source: IMDB, Wikipedia
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