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Department S :: The Ghost of Mary Burnham (01x18)
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| Title: | The Ghost of Mary Burnham |
| Episode #: | 01x18 |
| Original Airdate: | Tuesday January 06th, 1970 |
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Location: London, England
Date: January 4th
A professor's wife is gunned down in a seemingly random act of violence. The man is distraught, but becomes more distrubed as he begins to see his dead wife and receive phone calls from her. The Department is put on the case -- but Sir Curtis will not tell them why the professor "is an important man to the world."
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Jason's novels mentioned/shown in this episode:
The Return of Mark Caine
People in Glass Houses Shouldn't
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Stewart: Just where is the Charles Dickens of the paperbacks?
| Photographer: In spite of your lousy manners, I'll thank you for your charm, courtesy, and charity.
Jason: Oh, "charity," fiddlesticks. I've wolfed caviar in front of starving children.
| Annabelle: (discussing Burnham) Why is he so important?
Stewart: I haven't a glimmer.
Annabelle: I adore working in the dark.
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While posing as a window washer, Jason's bucket is obviously empty as he carries it through the hallway; however, when he goes to wash windows, there is water in the bucket.
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