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679:(1964). McGown, who suggests that Bondson's role was minimised to avoid legal troubles, regrets that the character amounts to little more than a "cameo joke", pointing out that he does not work alongside Penelope or even meet her face to face. Praising the "playful humour", McGown states that while the episode's foray into spy thriller territory it an unusual story, the change of tone "hardly matters" as the episode is "such great fun". However, he argues that Penelope's apparent lack of an escape plan makes little sense. 1222: 1837: 341:, Penelope anonymously contacts Bondson to arrange a meeting. Following him to a forest clearing, and pressing a gun to his back so that he cannot see her face, she probes him for information. Bondson, who considers International Rescue ideally placed to help due to its advanced technology, explains that the papers are plans for a nuclear device that could threaten the safety of the world. 698:"The Man from MI.5" has received praise for its incidental music, which Fox considers to be of the "suave and slinky Sixties spy" variety. A BBC review of the series soundtrack characterises the episode's music as "the spy theme James Bond never had – an urbane jazz fantasia, perfect for a mannequin about town". Making a similar connection to Bond, Hearn argues that the music is "more 463:, incapacitating Carl and his cronies. As the police patrol passes the boathouse without incident, Scott frees Penelope while Gordon retrieves the papers. After Penelope leaves the papers in the clearing for Bondson to collect, Parker reveals that he got carried away in Monte Carlo and gambled away her yacht. 354:, Penelope decides to use herself as bait to draw out the enemy. Posing as a model called Gayle Williams, she has a newspaper print an article about her determination to expose the criminal organisation behind Blacker's murder. She then gives Parker the night off. After the butler goes ashore to hit the 382:
of the situation. Before she can give details, Carl impatiently knocks the compact to the floor, ties Penelope to a chair, arms the bomb and departs, but with great effort Penelope manages to tip the chair over and verbally relay Carl's plan into the compact's microphone. Jeff immediately dispatches
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magazine writes that in Bondson and other aspects, "The Man from MI.5" is "as obvious in its attempts at homage as it is clunky". However, he adds that it contains "a few enjoyable little moments amongst the strained stereotypes". Sylvia Anderson found the episode dated by the scenes featuring the
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agent Bondson and his associate Tidman prepare to rendezvous with Captain Blacker aboard his yacht to take possession of some mysterious papers. They are unaware these have been stolen by a diver, Carl, who has shot Blacker dead and planted a bomb on the yacht's hull. As Carl swims away, the bomb
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recurrent throughout the series. Hearn writes that the episode is among several in which the world comes "perilously close" to nuclear disaster, also stating that this presentation of nuclear issues "betrays the era of its production". According to Cull, both "The Man from MI.5" and other APF
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videophone. Mike Jones questions Bondson's presence on the French Riviera given that MI5's role is domestic counterespionage rather than foreign intelligence. Marcus Hearn and Alistair McGown believe the episode's title to be a play on
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and abducts Penelope to an empty boathouse. He tells her that he is going to trap her on the boat with another bomb, to be detonated remotely from his gang's hideout: a submarine, parked on the seabed to avoid detection by the
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productions show how "nuclear weapons and wider nuclear fears in general are much part of the world of Gerry Anderson." He adds that through Bondson, "The Man from MI.5" is one of a number that "unashamedly capitalised on the
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follows the missions of International Rescue, a secret organisation that uses technologically-advanced rescue vehicles to save human life. The lead characters are ex-astronaut
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Carl's shooting of Blacker involved a human hand, placed next to the camera, firing a prop gun at a puppet stationed at the back of the set. This was one of several scenes in
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is assigned to help British secret agent Bondson recover stolen plans for a nuclear device. Commentators view the episode as a homage to the
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episode "Star of the East". The prop newspaper from which Carl learns about "Gayle Williams" was a mock-up of
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The model shots of the French coast incorporated a large background painting by special effects assistant
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casinos, Carl, who has read about "Williams" in the news and intends to kill her, takes a boat out to
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explodes and sinks the yacht. Diving down to the wreck, Bondson finds only Blacker's body.
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as the 17th episode of Series One. It is the 20th episode in the official running order.
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producers ever objected to the episode, whereas they threatened the makers of the
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cult of the secret agent whose skills defend the home from enemies unknown."
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The episode had its first UK-wide network broadcast on 24 January 1992 on
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When Bondson radios International Rescue for help recovering the papers,
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Hearn regards "The Man from MI.5" as an entertaining episode as well as
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to rescue Penelope and stop the gang. Arriving at the scene, Scott uses
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Rogers, Dave; Marriott, John; Drake, Chris; Bassett, Graeme (1993).
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On the pretence of re-applying her makeup, Penelope activates her
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argue that "The Man from MI.5" exemplifies a preoccupation with
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to realistically present live hands and the series' scale (
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The Complete Gerry Anderson: The Authorised Episode Guide
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Giving the episode three out of five stars, Tom Fox of
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to the case. After flying to the south of France with
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Index

Thunderbirds
David Lane
Alan Fennell
Sylvia Anderson
Fireflash
Ray Barrett
David Graham
Matt Zimmerman
The Impostors
Cry Wolf
List of episodes
Thunderbirds
Supermarionation
Gerry
Sylvia Anderson
AP Films
ITC Entertainment
Alan Fennell
David Lane
ATV Midlands
Jeff Tracy
Thunderbird machines
Lady Penelope
James Bond films
Sean Connery
the title character
BBC2
Jon Haward
Fleetway
Lady Penelope

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