A Royal Flush

Episode aired Mar 24, 1972

IMDb RATING

6.4/10

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Penelope Horner and Peter Wyngarde in Jason King (1971)

Action Adventure

A mysterious girl calling herself Karen invites Jason to meet her at the Capri hotel but when he gets there he finds a note requesting he catches up with her at a night-club. He meets up wit... Read allA mysterious girl calling herself Karen invites Jason to meet her at the Capri hotel but when he gets there he finds a note requesting he catches up with her at a night-club. He meets up with her but an apparent drunk drops a lighter into his pocket. Then Karen takes him to meet ... Read allA mysterious girl calling herself Karen invites Jason to meet her at the Capri hotel but when he gets there he finds a note requesting he catches up with her at a night-club. He meets up with her but an apparent drunk drops a lighter into his pocket. Then Karen takes him to meet a lady who may or may not be a princess and who has a proposition for him.

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IMDb RATING

6.4/10

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Baffling

Jason King is a knowing self-parody of action and adventure series with the hero a writer whose own fictional plots have a tendency to become entangled in his creator's adventures. In these circumstances outlandish situations and bizarre coincidences can be taken for granted but that doesn't excuse Philip Broadley's script, a melange of hackneyed ingredients with a lame finale that doesn't make any sense. Yet the series even at its worse is always watchable and apart from Peter Wyngarde who always went to great pains to try and get every detail right there's another fine character actor in Wolfe Morris. Not forgetting the usual excellent score from Laurie Johnson. Pity the script-editor was not more rigorous.

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Goofs
Credited as Princess Vania, Karen Anderson refers to her as Princess Ania.

Quotes
Karen: You've kept me waiting, Jason.
Jason King: Three and three-quarter minutes. It was my moustache; I couldn't do a thing with it. Must've been the chlorine in the pool.