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John Drake flies to the Arabian desert to investigate stories of slavery and finds himself befriending a Muslim lad and helping a stranded showgirl who believes Drake to be a slave broker.
  • Posing as a "desert rat", John Drake busts up a slavery ring operated by a sinister Englishman and the leader of an Arab city.

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    Whilst Patrick McGoohan enjoys himself pretending to be a sleazy alcoholic derelict, this segment is a pretty feeble one, trading heavily in ancient stereotypes and also, more seriously, trivialising a real and very serious (and still-ongoing) situation. How many times was Ferdy Mayne called upon to play sinister Arabs? Almost as often as he played officers of the Third Reich. There's also a tough-talking showgirl abandoned to her fate - a character parodied by Kate Capshaw a quarter of a century later in "Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom". John Drake doesn't really do much except over-act, take photographs and do a spot of pole-vaulting. A tiresome episode.moreless
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