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Mission: Impossible: The Exchange
Cinnamon is captured by the enemy, and the team are unable to rescue her. With no other choice, they must recover an Eastern spy from Western capture, get him to give up his secrets, then exchange him in return for Cinnamon.
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Episode Info
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Episode number: 3x12 Production Number: 310 Airdate: Saturday January 04th, 1969 |
Co-Guest Stars
Uncredited
Main Cast
Recap
Jim and Rollin enter a security headquarters in uniform, while Cinnamon goes upstairs also dressed as an officer. She breaks into an office and goes to the window, which has electric eye beams protecting it. She opens the window outward then bypasses the electrical system on the safe and gets it open, then takes photos of some top secret papers. Jim and Rollin can only look on as a pigeon lands on the window and sets off the alarm. Cinnamon tosses the camera to her teammates who knock out a guard and make their escape, but she’s captured...Read the full recap
Episode Notes
This episode breaks the show format by having Cinnamon captured in the opening minutes of the episode (with no opening tape, dossier, or briefing scenes): something that Bruce Geller initially disagreed with. He later cited the episode as one of his favorites.
Barbara Bain was intensely claustrophobic in real life, adding verisimilitude to her performance here. She could only film the confinement scenes for brief periods before having to go off to recover.
Other Episode Crew
| • Creator | Bruce Geller |
| • Executive Producer | Bruce Geller |
| • Producer | Stanley Kallis |
| • Associate Producer | Barry Crane |
| • Casting | Joseph D'Agosta |
| • Music | Jerry Fielding |
| • Music Editor | Dan Carlin Sr. |
| • Hairstylist | Adele Taylor (1) |
| • Make-up | Robert Dawn |
| • Set Decorator | Lucien Hafley |
| • Production Sound Mixer | Dominick Gaffey |
| • Script Supervisor | Alan Greedy |
| • Post Production Supervisor | William Cairncross | Paul Krasny |
| • Supervising Sound Editor | Joseph G. Sorokin |
| • Re-Recording Mixer | Gordon L. Day |
| • Director of Photography | Keith C. Smith |
| • Art Director | Bill Ross (1) |
| • Production Manager | Edward Haldeman |
| • Special Effects | John Burke (3) |
| • Main Title Theme | Lalo Schifrin |
| • Assistant Director | Victor Vallejo |
| • Assistant To The Executive Producer | Philip D. Fehrle |
| • Executive Vice President In Charge Of Production | Douglas S. Cramer |
| • Script Consultant | Robert E. Thompson (3) |
| • Supervising Property Master | Arthur Wasson |
| • Vehicles | Ed Chamey |
| • Editorial Coordinator | Jerry Taylor (2) |
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