S1.E14

God Save the Queen

Episode aired Jan 19, 1983

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Jake and Corky fly a British Nobleman to a cruise ship only to find out that this man has planted a bomb on board, and he will tell the captain where it is only when he is given the royal je... Read allJake and Corky fly a British Nobleman to a cruise ship only to find out that this man has planted a bomb on board, and he will tell the captain where it is only when he is given the royal jewels that are on board the ship with the Duke of Windsor.Jake and Corky fly a British Nobleman to a cruise ship only to find out that this man has planted a bomb on board, and he will tell the captain where it is only when he is given the royal jewels that are on board the ship with the Duke of Windsor.

Director
- Virgil W. Vogel
Writers
- Donald P. Bellisario
- George Geiger
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7.1/10

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Director
- Virgil W. Vogel
Writers
- Donald P. Bellisario
- George Geiger
Stars

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Trivia
Major portions were filmed about the Queen Mary, which is based in Long Beach, CA as a tourist attraction.

Goofs
Several scenes on the ships deck include a radar antenna circling in the background. Radar was still in it's infancy at the time this story was set and was not available for non-military vessels.

Connections
Edited from Dossiers brûlants (1974)

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7/10

Disappointed

When I saw Katherine Leigh Scott's name in the credits I looked ahead to seeing my favorite Dark Shadows character. When she finally did show up she was almost unrecognizable. Oh, and she did a most horrible English accent.

There were any number of ways the captain could have handled the situation and didn't. If nothing else, why didn't Jake get on his plane and radio for help? Or, if worse came to worse, why not have the passengers board the lifeboats and leave the mad bomber alone on the craft. Ever since the days of the Titanic it's been a rule for ships to have an adequate number of lifeboats to accommodate all passengers.

Jake's final solution was clever, but it didn't make sense seeing there were other alternatives.