Mistaken for a criminal mastermind, Danny (Tony Curtis) walks a dangerous tightrope of survival in a masquerade he doesn't even understand.
Though originally hired to get to the bottom of crimes by the judge, this is one of those ridiculous episodes where incredible things happen on their own, defying logic (and the remit).
Peter Bowles (frequent guest on "The Saint") also plays a key role. And keep an eye peeled for Shayne Rimmer, American ex-pat who would appear with Roger Moore again in "The Spy Who Loved Me."
It might've been the premise of a solid episode but the sloppy beginning ruins an otherwise promising plot.
Though originally hired to get to the bottom of crimes by the judge, this is one of those ridiculous episodes where incredible things happen on their own, defying logic (and the remit).
Peter Bowles (frequent guest on "The Saint") also plays a key role. And keep an eye peeled for Shayne Rimmer, American ex-pat who would appear with Roger Moore again in "The Spy Who Loved Me."
It might've been the premise of a solid episode but the sloppy beginning ruins an otherwise promising plot.
