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What a waste of talent! Well acted and would have been a good story if they didn't pretend it's Wilkie Collins's "The Woman in White." They have taken even more liberties with that story than the ghastly 1940s Hollywood version. Characters are completely misrepresented and others created from whole cloth key plot elements are either distorted or eliminated. Even given the need for abbreviation in a two-hour adaptation, these changes are inexcusable. Worse, this version makes it difficult to even follow the story. There are two much longer miniseries by BBC that are excellent, accurate adaptations. Try those & skip this abomination.

This episode makes zero sense. Viewers have no idea who these people are or what they're doing. I think it was a one off quasi-comedy spoof as the series was reaching its end. There's even a hint of Henry Mancini's Pink Panther music and corresponding comic cars going around in circles. The acting is very good and there are grand winter landscapes, as well adorable wolf cubs. But, all in all, very disappointing. I recommend skipping this entry if you're binging this series. I like nearly everything McGoohan did, including both iterations of Danger Man, The Prisoner, Tge Scarecrow of Romney Marsh, and many more. I even enjoy him in this, but there's nothing more to it.