Lots of nice touches in this first season finale. First it's nice to have a continuing character in the always dependable Warren Mitchell is Marco de/di Cesare. And Patricia Donahue makes a wonderful antagonist who interacts with Roger Moore so delightfully. The writing of their scenes is also first class.
I suppose the kids' story gets a little bogged down, except these children in those conditions existed then and they still exist now all over the world. It's interesting to see a socially-conscious episode on this issue in an early 60's English show.
I think I would give the entire season about a 73 point rating.
I suppose the kids' story gets a little bogged down, except these children in those conditions existed then and they still exist now all over the world. It's interesting to see a socially-conscious episode on this issue in an early 60's English show.
I think I would give the entire season about a 73 point rating.