S3.E2

Shinda Shima

Episode aired Feb 26, 1967
TV-PG
50m

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An electronics expert working for the government suddenly retires. M9 wants to know why, and Drake takes his place. His search leads to an island off Japan; Shinda Shima.An electronics expert working for the government suddenly retires. M9 wants to know why, and Drake takes his place. His search leads to an island off Japan; Shinda Shima.An electronics expert working for the government suddenly retires. M9 wants to know why, and Drake takes his place. His search leads to an island off Japan; Shinda Shima.

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6.1/10

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2Critic reviews

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Patrick McGoohan

John Drake

Yôko Tani

Miho

Kenneth Griffith

Richards

George Coulouris

Controller
(as George Colouris)

Maxine Audley

Pauline

David Toguri

Commander Yamada

Tommy Yapp

Contact Man

Edward Ogden

Edward Sharp

Mona Chong

First Girl Islander

Robert Lee

Manager of Two-Tailed Dragon

Paula Li Shiu

Second Girl Islander

Kristopher Kum

Passport Official

Anna Mai

Airline Clerk

Barbara Yu Ling

Hostess
(credit only)

Pauline Chamberlain

Woman at Tokyo Airport
(uncredited)

Fred Haggerty

Guard
(uncredited)

Alf Joint

Guard
(uncredited)

George Leech

Guard
(uncredited)

Director
- Peter Yates
Writers
- Norman Hudis
- Ralph Smart
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Trivia
Episode guest star, Kenneth Griffith, would reappear in the Prisoner episode, The Girl Who Was Death (Season 1, Episode 14) as Schnipps and Number 2, as well as the final episode, Fall Out, in which he appeared as The President. It should also be noted, this Prisoner episode was a rewritten, un-filmed episode of Danger Man.

Goofs
The exterior shots seem to have been filmed on the South Coast of England, in very grey, overcast, cold conditions, pebble beaches and slate grey sea. But these shots are intercut with library footage of a tropical island with blue skies, sandy beaches and lovely clear green water.

Connections
Edited into Koroshi (1968)

Soundtracks
The Twelve Days of Christmas
Traditional, arranged by Frederic Austin
[Incorrectly credited as written by Frederic Austin]
Performed by Patrick McGoohan