The Night of the Feathered Fury

Épisode diffusé le 13 janv. 1967
12
1h

NOTE IMDb

7,9/10

240

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Victor Buono, Perry Lopez, and George Murdock in Les mystères de l'Ouest (1965)

Action Aventure Western

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueSpecial Agents Jim West and Artemus Gordon meet a mysterious woman with a toy chicken who has important information about the dastardly Count Manzeppi. West and Gordon notice the Count, disg... Tout lireSpecial Agents Jim West and Artemus Gordon meet a mysterious woman with a toy chicken who has important information about the dastardly Count Manzeppi. West and Gordon notice the Count, disguised as an organ grinder, outside their window, when a monkey tosses in a smoke bomb. Whe... Tout lireSpecial Agents Jim West and Artemus Gordon meet a mysterious woman with a toy chicken who has important information about the dastardly Count Manzeppi. West and Gordon notice the Count, disguised as an organ grinder, outside their window, when a monkey tosses in a smoke bomb. When the smoke clears, the woman is gone but the toy chicken remains. Manzeppi is after the c... Tout lire

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That dastardly Count Manzeppi is back for rd. 2

The fabulous actor Victor Buono returns as "The Count" for a rare non-contiguous part II (and his third overall appearance in this television series). Eventually, we might guess that if any villain escapes capture by Jim & Artie at the end of an episode, as The Count managed to do in the 2nd season's opener (and like, most notably/reliably did Michael Dunn's Dr. Miguelito Loveless!), that character is quite likely to be back on the show sometime later that same year. While I'll admit that this installment isn't quite the equal of the 2 season opening ones guest starring Mr. Buono, I'll still round up its rating to 8 out of 10 stars. P. S. A toymaker named Heinrich Sharff appears in this episode, which was written by frequent series contributor Henry Sharp. Coincidence?!?

Anecdotes
At the end Count Manzeppi promises that they would meet again. However, this was Victor Buono's final appearance on the show.

Gaffes
In the chess game between Coyle and Le Blanc, Coyle is obviously playing the black pieces. However, he moves a white piece on the board and removes a black piece.