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There is also BTW, one cap of her in "The Big Valley" thread since she was in the episode "Barbary Red."
And I need to correct a goof on my part. This UNCLE movie in the set is "One Spy Too Many" not "To Trap A Spy". I got the two mixed up for some reason (previous posts have been edited to note the correction)
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I'm on my way!
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Jun 5, 2009 - 11:28 PM
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Eric Paddon
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Napoleon soon realizes that there's more complexity to this switch. Namely, the fact that candidate Anderson's campaign manager is deeply involved solely so he can find a way to put an end to a marriage he's never approved of for his man that he wants to see become President!
When circumstances cause Napoleon, Ilya, the double and the genuine wife to all be THRUSH's prisoner, the double uses her judo skills to get them free and down to the Convention Hall where Anderson is on his way back.
Presumably in the world of UNCLE, Oscar Goldman became President of the United States, given how things end triumphally for the reunited couple. 
And in the final scene, the double, now back to her old self as a beatnik talking free-spirit, finds herself with her own judo school thanks to a generous grant from UNCLE.
It's interesting how MFU went the dual role route twice in the span of a few episodes in S3 since this one aired not long after Joan Collins's dual role episode "The Galatea Affair."
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"The Pop Art Affair" gives us two ladies who couldn't be more dissimilar!
First, as the innocent victim heroine of the piece, ex-Mousketeer, Sherry Alberoni (who later voiced a number of Hanna-Barbera cartoons).
She gets sucked into the affair in classic UNCLE style. Ilya is investigating a pop art gallery where THRUSH villain Robert H. Harris operates from. He and his beatnik goons notice that Ilya's pendant is a stolen component from a weapon they'd been working on, so Ilya must be kidnapped, but not before while being chased he slips the pendant to artist Sherry, whom he'd met earlier.
Later, after being freed by Solo, Ilya has to get the pendant back from Sherry. When he finds her enjoying a swim, the THRUSH goons arrive to try and kidnap her, necessitating an escape by Ilya and Sherry in a hot air balloon.
One suspects her former boss Mr. Disney, would not have approved of her attire! 
At the happy end of this episode, Sherry is glad to know that Mr. Waverly has been persuaded by Solo and Ilya to buy an example of her art for $200!
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Bonus yum for the episode from the new UNCLE secretary for this season, Sharyn Hillyer.
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Lucianna Paluzzi is going to be at an autograph show in LA next weekend, I'm hoping to get the chance to meet her and have her sign a photo. I wonder if she'll have any UNCLE photo's at her table?
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Hope you're successful! I would imagine there had to have been publicity pix tied in to "To Trap A Spy".
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