When a model buys a White Rolls Royce, she gets more then she bargained for, the car seems to have a mind of its own. This has been one of my favourite episodes to date, of course it's bonkers in terms of plot, but this was made in the seventies, and I think holds up really well today, that said the storyline is incredibly imaginative. The car holds the key to a heinous crime, plenty of sinister characters and suspects, and a strong turn from Donna Mills as the lead. The most surprising thing I found watching the episode was the presence of Jeremy Brett, being a huge fan of his definitive Sherlock Holmes, I always knew he had something, but it is his on screen presence, his voice, his looks, he really does make this episode. It looks super stylish, the decor, clothes, cars, it's a visual feast.
Review of One Deadly Owner
