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Mission: Impossible Season 2 Episode 6

The Slave (2)

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AIRED: 10/15/67

Willy kidnaps Princess Amara, wife of the king's brother Fasar, who knows nothing of his brother's slave racket. Jim then sells her to Borca to force his brother the prince to accept that slavery is going on.

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An exciting wrap-up, with a bevy of threats to the plan.

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By jamoon2006, Jun 18, 2008

As Part 1 of "The Slave" picked up steam, culminating with the IMF kidnapping the wife of the prince, Part 2 never lets up. Once again, the whole team swings into action - Barney and Willy go incognito to offer field support, Rollin plays an Interpol agent to steer events in the right direction, and Jim plays slave trader hoping to unload his "wife" Cinammon.

The tension is amplified because there are a number of surprises that crop up, each potentially endangering the entire mission. What happens when one of Jim's fellow slave traders decides to cut him out of the racket? What happens if the sheik buys Cinammon before the team has a chance to switch her with the princess? Moments like this, forcing the team to think on their feet, are hallmarks of this series.

My only complaint was the ending, in which the team reveals themselves and their plans to the good guys. I always preferred it when they just hopped in the car and took off, but the ending doesn't bring down a very strong two-part episode.moreless
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Peter Graves	James Phelps (1967-1973)
Barbara Bain	Cinnamon Carter (1966-1969)
Greg Morris	Barney Collier
Martin Landau	Rollin Hand (1966-69)
Peter Lupus	Willy Armitage
Bob Johnson	IMF Voice on Tape (uncredited, 1966-1973)

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Joseph Ruskin	King Ibn Borca	Guest Star
Percy Rodriguez	Jara	Guest Star
Warren Stevens	Karl de Groot	Guest Star

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- In the slave quarters scene where Barney and Willy are feeding the slaves before auction, there is steam rising out of the porridge pan carriage despite it not having any type of heating element
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- Jara: Remember, Mr. Rogers, do not sit unless he does, address him as "Your Majesty," and do not speak unless he address you.
  Jim: You gotta be kidding.
  Jara: No I'm not, he's a monarch, an absolute ruler.
  Jim: He's a slave trader like us and nothing else. Now come on.
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- Antoinette Bower is billed as Special Guest Star.
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