That's Me Over There

Episode aired Dec 3, 1971
52m

IMDb RATING

7.6/10

263

YOUR RATING

Action Adventure Comedy

It's high time the mask falls off and a crooked colossal entrepreneur finally gets what he deserves. This is definitely a job suited to Lord Brett Sinclair, or better still, to Danny imperso... Read allIt's high time the mask falls off and a crooked colossal entrepreneur finally gets what he deserves. This is definitely a job suited to Lord Brett Sinclair, or better still, to Danny impersonating Brett.It's high time the mask falls off and a crooked colossal entrepreneur finally gets what he deserves. This is definitely a job suited to Lord Brett Sinclair, or better still, to Danny impersonating Brett.

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IMDb RATING

7.6/10

263

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
Second appearance by Juliet Harmer as Prue, and it is rare for anyone other than the main cast to reappear.

Goofs
During the car chase, when Prue, driving the convertible, is seen from behind, her long blonde hair is streaming in the wind - however, in the close-ups of her face, not so.

Quotes
Danny Wilde: This is a friend of mine, Daniel Wilde Esquire, from New York.
Lord Brett Sinclair: [In American accent] Right proud to make your acquantaince, Sir.
Danny Wilde: That's New York, Louisiana.

Connections
Featured in Amicalement Votre, Hollywood au service de sa majesté (2017)

Soundtracks
The Persuaders
(Theme)
Composed by John Barry

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Featured review

Uneven

Lovely Susan Farmer, frequent guest star with Roger Moore from "The Saint" is a young woman determined to bring down a ruthless tycoon (Geoffrey Keen, frequent co-star with Moore as James Bond).

This episode begins with Farmer and a young man doing one of those stupid things people do in TV shows, viz.: after burglarizing an office, taking the time to use the telephone rather than getting the heck out of there and using the pay phone on the corner.

This episode involves genuine danger but also has Curtis, doing his now-you-hear-it-now-you-don't Cary Grant impression, at a "North by Northwest" sort of auction.

IMHO the auction cheapens the danger, but there's a good pay-off in the tag so stick around for the end.