Court room dramas never seem to fail and this episode is no exception.I think its because of straight forward naked conflict.Two polarised views battling to com out on top.Our hero appears guilty because all the evidence is against him,until right at the end something turns up that everyones over looked,but was actually hinted at in the very first reel.
Classic plotting technique.
I have to say I like the idea of wearing identification of secret organisations in public.Of course its not logical,but it
represents the urge in us all to be part of an elite and secret force.Trouble is we can,t tell anyone about it.Thats why I havent got a problem with this aspect of UFO.
Mark UK
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What I found interesting about 'Court Marshal' was the actor who plays the
part of the phsychiatrst was in several of the original 'James Bond' movies,
and that it was UFO period. UFO was lacking something as to why they never
made many episodes, but one has to give credit for the involved and
intigueing stoylines, 'Court Marshal' was definately one of these.
In a message dated 13/01/03 15:09:32 GMT Standard Time,
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> What I found interesting about 'Court Marshal' was the actor who plays the
> part of the phsychiatrst was in several of the original 'James Bond'
> movies,
> and that it was UFO period
The actor was the late Vladek Sheybal and he was only in the following bond
films as far as I know - "From Russia with Love" and the spoof "Casino
Royale."
Claire
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