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she's Judy from LIS, right?
after veronica in a bikini, she was probably the first live woman i ever, uh, ummm, you know....
choked the chicken...
in b & w , i thought her space outfit was actually a mini-skirt. So disappointing when i found out she was wearing pants.
Hot babe!
thanks!
brm
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Madmovyman, thanks for this picture, I love it (and Marta). I've never seen this one before.
Is there any chance you have a good print of the photo that could be re-scanned? This particular scan is disjointed at two heights, as if the photo was moved horizontally while being scanned, and Marta's face has been repaired but foreshortened as a result. That (I think) is why she looks so full in the face. Can you help?
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Great image of Janet Leigh from her appearance. I was struck by how in that episode it seemed like she was being given a chance to indulge in some Norman Bates like psycho moments herself!
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I'll see if I can get a better image up. Done!
M'man
Thank you! Very nice indeed.
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May 21, 2011 - 2:29 PM
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suburbanite
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S4's "The Test Tube Killer Affair" is probably the biggest example of overcompensation from S3 as it's the most downbeat MFU episode where we have a tragic romance and a finale where the bad guys escape right under the unknowing noses of Solo and Ilya.
Lyn Loring, who had been Efrem Zimbalist's daughter in the first season of "The FBI" and was also married to Roy Thinnes ("The Invaders") plays the naive American tourist who falls in love with a THRUSH agent in training, thinking he's one of the good guys.
Just rewatched this last night and it's mind-boggling how terrible it is. I agree with everything Eric said. Hard to know where to start.
1. The plot is not fit for escapist entertainment, IMO. It's kind of Boys From Brazil-ish with a vaguely German-sounding doctor training human assassins who are basically programmed to function like robots. They throw in a black guy and an Asian guy as trainees to make it diverse, but it still comes off as some kind of vaguely Aryan master-race plot, if you ask me.
2. That old mad scientist guy and the lead programmed guy have ZERO personality and are flatter than three-day-old soda as characters. To me, the best villains/villainesses have to be compelling and/or charming in some way. These guys are terrible and a waste of time.
3. The 'innocent' [played by Lynn Loring] is an absolute moron whose idiocy results in the deaths of others. As the saying goes, she couldn't spell cat if you spotted her the C and the A. A completely oblivious mental midget.
4. The ending, as Eric said, is a total downer in every way, including a failed attempt at redeeming the irredeemable antagonist.
5. The episode totally wastes Lyn Peters, she of the impeccable English accent and refinement, in a thankless role that could have been played by 200 other actresses. To harken back to another bad MFU ep, she should have been the lead in Her Master's Voice Affair rather than the wooden Marianne Osborne.
Sorry, just had to vent. This might be the worst ep of the series. Not one bit of fun in it.
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this show belongs in the "Most overrated classic tv shows" (right next to THE AVENGERS)
cant see any reason to check out the movie versions unless you are an UNCLE fanatic
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