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Episode 2: Dr David Keel Era |
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In the sequel to "Hot Snow," Steed convinces Dr. Keel to become a member of Ronnie Vance's gang. Himself having become a member of a rival gang, Steed arranges for a police raid to convince Vance that Keel is crooked. Keel learns that a member of the rival gang is going to murder Vance and his brother, but when Keel advises Steed of this, Vance figures out that there are traitors in both gangs. The police arrive to find one of Vance's men, who was sent to kill Steed, held captive by Keel with a hypodermic needle. Threatened with instant death by injection (a bluff), the man confesses to the murder of Keel's fiancée. Steed then enlists Keel as his permanent partner.
The screenplay is based on a story by Patrick Brown. Brian Clemens co-wrote it, as well as "Hot Snow," with Ray Rigby. This episode has not been recovered; the image shown at left is a production still (usually shot during a rehearsal).
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BROUGHT TO BOOK |
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Written by |
Brian Clemens |
CAST |
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Dr. David Keel |
Ian Hendry |
# DOPPELGANGERS |
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Redmond Bailey |
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Lionel Burns |
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Michael Collins |
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Robert James |
Hot Snow |
Neil McCarthy |
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Charles Morgan |
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Godfrey Quigley |
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Philip Stone |
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Alister Williamson |
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