An invisible guest pays a visit to the Ministry's records office, while Steed and Mrs Peel follow a trail to an inventor who has made an extraordinary breakthrough.
Ambassador Brodny is convinced that Major Vazin, a top agent recently arrived in England, has acquired the secret of invisibility. A front for their government, The Eastern Drug Corporation, recently purchased the formula from Quilby - a mad professor (Roy Kinnear). It is all a plot to fool the British government into diverting much needed resources into pointless research.
Warren Mitchell tunes up the acting skill as Soviet ambassadorial operator Brodny, and it's interesting enough with usual comic quirkiness and a rather self-parodic slant, however it's gets a little tiresome and it's nothing too outstanding. Just about passable.
Ambassador Brodny is convinced that Major Vazin, a top agent recently arrived in England, has acquired the secret of invisibility. A front for their government, The Eastern Drug Corporation, recently purchased the formula from Quilby - a mad professor (Roy Kinnear). It is all a plot to fool the British government into diverting much needed resources into pointless research.
Warren Mitchell tunes up the acting skill as Soviet ambassadorial operator Brodny, and it's interesting enough with usual comic quirkiness and a rather self-parodic slant, however it's gets a little tiresome and it's nothing too outstanding. Just about passable.