
Danger Man
British television seriesWikipedia
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Search complete. 10 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Danger Man".
Oct 30, 2026
COMMENTARY CLUB - Halloween Special 2026 - Captain Kronos Vampire Hunter
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14:50TeresaHOST
familiar.
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14:50JimHOST
Yeah, well, Danger Man, Zed Cars, The Avengers, The Baron, Doctor Who, Folly Foot, Softly Softly, Department S, Up Pompeii, Dad's Army, I, Claudius, The Duchess of Duke Street, The Sweeney, Inspector Morse, Bergerac, One Foot in the Grave, Lovejoy, Jeeves and Wooster.
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15:07JimHOST
But...
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15:08JimHOST
But,
Talking Studebaker and 70s Cartoon Cars with 3 On The Column Classic Car Podcast
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16:22Mike RenaultGUEST
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16:23Andrew RobertsHOST
love the way that Penfold was aimably waving at the camera in the end credits before Danger Man rushes out of danger.
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16:30Andrew RobertsHOST
It
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16:32Mike RenaultGUEST
was lovely.
S4 E5: The Smugglers
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39:09StephenHOST
Identifying a new leading man for Doctor Who became a major priority.
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39:13StephenHOST
Michael Horden, who had been in such films as Cleopatra and the Spy, who came in from the cold, was considered for the role, as was Patrick Weimark, who had appeared in TV shows Danger Man and The Power Games.
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39:29StephenHOST
Another possibility was Ron Moody, star of movies such as Murder Most Foul, who had recently appeared in an episode of The Avengers.
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39:40StephenHOST
Even former pop idol Tommy Steele, whose career was now focused on stage and screen musicals, was discussed.
Prisoner 6: Andrew Pixley’s Production Guide
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1:19RalphHOST
So the first portion of the book covers the first 80 pages in about eight chapters, and much of the run-up to the series is similar to Davy's book.
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1:27RalphHOST
Patrick McGowan leaves Danger Man and then pitches The Prisoner to Luke Great.
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1:31RalphHOST
After that, it's more of a blow-by-blow production guide, and it mixes the actual schedule with impressions of working with McGowan, how the tourists reacted to the production team, and how the newspapers tried to report on the filming in the secret location.
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1:45RalphHOST
There's the obligatory bits about Rover, how the original mechanical design wasn't suitable, and how they lost a lot of weather balloons during production, which raised questions from the Welsh Coast Guard.
Prisoner 2: Shattered Visage
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5:29RalphHOST
You know, it's the sort of distinctive target pistol that Sean Connery holds in the Goldfinger poster.
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5:35RalphHOST
Number Six never used a gun, and neither did John Drake in Danger Man, as far as I know.
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5:40RalphHOST
It suggests that Number Six's memoirs are not the whole truth.
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5:44RalphHOST
And then there's one last possible view, which is that Number Six has engineered his escape from the beginning.
SPIES ON SCREEN: What 120 Years of Spy Movies Reveal — with Paul Burke
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29:04Paul BurkeGUEST
And what happens is that they're going to arrest him.
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29:07Paul BurkeGUEST
And McGowan, as Danger Man, says, no, hold on a sec, John Drake.
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29:10Paul BurkeGUEST
You know, he says, wait, let me go in there.
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29:13Paul BurkeGUEST
Let me find out more.
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30:31Paul BurkeGUEST
You know, these are all indications of a growing serious spy, if you like.
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30:36DanHOST
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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30:37DanHOST
You mentioned Patrick McGowan from Danger Man.
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30:41DanHOST
And they actually wanted him to be Bond, the first Bond.
Mr Teddy Bear (Back to the Bassinet #2)
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51:14RichardHOST
The accent's interesting because, again, you can't place it, but there is nothing about him you can place.
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51:20RichardHOST
He does feel more like the villain from Danger Man than he, when I say Danger Mouse, than he does from Danger Man.
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51:28RichardHOST
No,
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51:28BrendanHOST
that's true.