A warehouse has been burgled and the only thing stolen was a carte of fish soup. Following up the reasons to why this would happen brings to light a few suspicious characters. And all the while Jasons publisher is pushing to get the next Mark Cain novel out on the market. When the stolen soup cans show up, the attention is focused on the crate and its owner. A mistake was made by the burglars, one that would expose the true reason for the soup heist.
Personal Synopsis
This is episode is at times hard to follow, but the premise is amusing. I have always been a fan of stories with an unassuming package carrying some smuggled good(s) this one in particular is a unique example of that. I come from watching the episode thinking that the writers were forced to cobble together another episode with some very cliche’ events. This episode being towards the end of the series does point to the lackluster efforts made by the production crew, after a grueling schedule of churning out episode after episode of “quality” spy-fi television. There are some familiar faces which was enough to keep my interest.
Location
Liverpool, England
Starring
Original Air-Date: March 4, 1970
Directed by Leslie Norman
Written by Leslie Darbon
Jason King- Peter Wyngarde
Stewart Sullivan- Joel Fabiani
Annabelle Hurst- Rosemary Nicols
Curtis Seretse- Dennis Alaba Peters
Rupert Fallon- Michael Coles
Gregory- Anthony Valentine
Jeremy Standish- Ronald Lacey
Villiers- John Ronane
Greene- Patrick Mower
Maria- Isobel Black
Segres- Peter Arne
Ramos- David Healy
Lavinia- Ann Holloway
Trish- Pippa Steel
Melissa- Pamela Ann Davy
Dominic- Sandor Eles
Albert- Patrick Durkin
Police Inspector- Robert Cawdron
Finlay- Ellis Dale
Driver- David Morrell
Rogers- Michael Guest
The Waiter- Cecil Cheng
Source: IMDB, Wikipedia
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