I was hoping to find more information about the show in the listing (there were certainly more than two episodes), but I was pleased to see the previous review which brought back some memories I had forgotten, especially the wording of he announcer introduction. My impression is that the short-lived series began earlier than 1954, but I could be mistaken.
If memory serves, the characters worked for a fictional agency, the BSI or Bureau of Scientific Investigation (Information?).
I fondly recall AMIC, the computer, and Gena Rowlands, who, if not my very first, had to be one of my early "crushes," since I was only about 10 years old! And I think I wanted to be Paul Stewart's character.
Though I don't remember any specific story lines, I enjoyed the semi-science fiction feel of the show and thought the performances to be very good. But what does a 10-year-old know?
I'll be checking elsewhere for more info on "Top Secret."
If memory serves, the characters worked for a fictional agency, the BSI or Bureau of Scientific Investigation (Information?).
I fondly recall AMIC, the computer, and Gena Rowlands, who, if not my very first, had to be one of my early "crushes," since I was only about 10 years old! And I think I wanted to be Paul Stewart's character.
Though I don't remember any specific story lines, I enjoyed the semi-science fiction feel of the show and thought the performances to be very good. But what does a 10-year-old know?
I'll be checking elsewhere for more info on "Top Secret."