The Night of the Winged Terror: Part 1

El episodio se transmitió el 17 ene 1969
TV-PG
1h

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaJames West is dispatched to a town after the U.S. receives a warning of an impending catastrophe. The Secret Service agent is unable to prevent the town's mayor from blowing up a new railroa... Leer todoJames West is dispatched to a town after the U.S. receives a warning of an impending catastrophe. The Secret Service agent is unable to prevent the town's mayor from blowing up a new railroad trestle. West is assigned to work with agent Frank Harper on the case. Harper arrives to... Leer todoJames West is dispatched to a town after the U.S. receives a warning of an impending catastrophe. The Secret Service agent is unable to prevent the town's mayor from blowing up a new railroad trestle. West is assigned to work with agent Frank Harper on the case. Harper arrives too late to prevent a museum official from slashing paintings and destroying other artwork. ... Leer todo

Dirección
- Marvin J. Chomsky
Guionistas
- Michael Garrison
- Ken Pettus
Elenco

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CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

8.0/10

167

TU CALIFICACIÓN

Dirección
- Marvin J. Chomsky
Guionistas
- Michael Garrison
- Ken Pettus
Elenco

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

Trivia
This is the only two-part episode in the shows run.

Errores
Near the end, when West follows a man to the blacksmith's building, the man unlocks the door with a key, and enters. The face of the lock panel on the door is flat and smooth, with a simple keyhole in the lockset. In the close-up of West picking the lock, the face of the lock panel appears rough, with a pattern of vertical stripes, and a raised bezel around the keyhole. After that, all other scenes show a smooth lock face again.

Citas
President Grant: Oh, by the way, Artemus sends his regards to the both of you.
Jim West: How is he bearing up under his Washington assignment, sir?
President Grant: The question is, how is Washington bearing up? I hear there's been a steady influx of lovely young ladies since Artemus has been assigned to us there.

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8/10

Part 1 of the series's only official Two-Parter

William Schallert guest stars as a fellow Secret Service agent named Frank Harper in a two-part episode from the fourth season's second half (in which the great Ross Martin as Artemus Gordon was recovering from his medical emergency that included a near-fatal heart attack). One villain in this two-parter, "Dr. Horatio Occularis," is played by multiple actors, including Welsh character actor Bernard Fox as well as American Robert Ellenstein. Another villain, named just "Tycho," but referred to as the titular head of "Raven," is played by British character actor Christopher Cary under lots of makeup and with a prosthetic skull cap (for a visual sign of his huge genius, I'd suppose). See my review of part 2 for more plot.