Solo and Kuyakin are minimized in favor of an overacting Akim Tamiroff as the leader of a Communist state who hates capitalism and the "myth" of Christmas. Meanwhile, someone is trying to blow him up. But which side is the assassin on?
Probably will not be appreciated these days, when the uber-charitable organization The Salvation Army is under fire. One of the heroes is a Salvation Army girl (whom Napoleon who does not seduce).
A few interesting views of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade from to 1960s. Tamiroff seems to have a bad effect on others as the usually reliable J Pat O'Malley begins going over the top to match him.
A bit cloying. If you hate Christmas and what it stands for, or if you hate the Salvation Army, you won't like this episode.
Probably will not be appreciated these days, when the uber-charitable organization The Salvation Army is under fire. One of the heroes is a Salvation Army girl (whom Napoleon who does not seduce).
A few interesting views of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade from to 1960s. Tamiroff seems to have a bad effect on others as the usually reliable J Pat O'Malley begins going over the top to match him.
A bit cloying. If you hate Christmas and what it stands for, or if you hate the Salvation Army, you won't like this episode.