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Mission: Impossible: A Spool There Was
Rollin and Cinnamon have to go undercover to recover a wire reel with vital information. To trace the path of the dead agent who hid it, Rollin must place his own life in danger and recreate the incident.
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Episode Info
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Episode number: 1x9 Production Number: 107 Airdate: Saturday November 12th, 1966 |
Uncredited
Main Cast
Recap
Dan arrives at a hotel and asks a maid to inspect one of the private suites. She lets him into a room and gives him a sealed record wrapped in a towel. Dan is instructed to turn on the lights to review some developing photos and is informed that a reel of recording wire contains the details of a chemical warfare project being used. A U.S. agent was carrying the reel and made it to a lakeside village, but was discovered and killed by the secret police. The country’s police have been unable to find the reel so the IMF must find it, before either the police or other enemy agents who also want the info can discover the reel...Read the full recap
Episode Notes
Only Rollin and Cinnamon feature in this episode. Dan appears very briefly during the initial briefing, and Barney and Willy do not appear. Barney does get a mention as the person providing Cinnamon's cameras.
Episode Quotes
Dan: Think, and Rollin, don’t limit your thinking. He didn’t. This plan is designed to get you into the same kind of spot under the same kind of pressure. And hope inspiration hits.
Rollin: And not bullets.
Rollin: And not bullets.
Episode References
The briefing comes on a record contained in an airtight packet. The record disintegrates 60 seconds after the seal is broken. The photos for the mission are in photographer's developer trays.
Other Episode Crew
| • Creator | Bruce Geller |
| • Producer | Joseph Gantman |
| • Associate Producer | Barry Crane |
| • Casting | Joseph D'Agosta |
| • Music | Lalo Schifrin |
| • Music Editor | Ted Whitfield |
| • Hairstylist | Adele Taylor (1) |
| • Key Grip | Ross Cannon |
| • Set Decorator | Lucien Hafley |
| • Property Master | Arthur Wasson |
| • Production Assistant | Philip D. Fehrle |
| • Script Supervisor | Alan Greedy |
| • Director of Photography | Charles Straumer |
| • Production Supervisor | William Eatherly |
| • Art Director | Jan Van Tamelen |
| • Sound Editor | Joseph G. Sorokin |
| • Special Effects | John Burke (3) |
| • Costume Supervisor | Sabine Manela | Forrest T. Butler |
| • Main Title Theme | Lalo Schifrin |
| • Film Editor | Robert Watts |
| • Assistant Director | Wilbur E. Mosier |
| • Sound Engineer | Tommy N. Thompson |
| • Executive In Charge Of Production | Herbert F. Solow |
| • Music Consultant | Wilbur Hatch |
| • Post Production Executive | Bill Heath |
| • Makeup Artist | Dan Striepeke |
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