Writer:	Terry D. Nelson
Director:	Michael O'Herlihy
Star:	Dwight Schultz (Captain H.M. "Howling Mad" Murdock),  George Peppard (Col. John "Hannibal" Smith),  Mr. T (Sgt. Bosco "B.A." Baracus),  Dirk Benedict (Lt. Templeton "Faceman" Peck),  Robert Vaughn (General Hunt Stockwell),  Eddie Velez (Frankie "Dishpan" Santana)
Recurring Role:	Judith Ledford (Carla)
Guest Star:	David McCallum (Ivan),  Toni Attel (Reynolds),  James Saito (Kwai Li),  Eric Goldner (Borofsky),  Debra Sandlund (Train Guide),  Robert Covarobins (Cuban Officer),  Wendy Gordon (Anchorwoman),  David Gamburg (Russian Guard),  Hon Pare (Assistant Director),  April Wayne (Lydia),  Pearl Huang (Chinese Maid)

Music:
Most of the music in this episode was from Frank Sinatra. The songs include:
"It Was a Very Good Year," "When Somebody Loves You," "Call Me Irresponsible," and "Young at Heart." (edit)

B.A.: I can't take no more of this jukebox music!
Frankie: Hey, be careful with that! It belongs to my cousin.
B.A.: If you crank it up one more time, it belongs to the garbage man. (edit) Hannibal: I don't like party crashers.
Thug: I have nothing to say! We are with the Russian consulate.
Hannibal: Talk up or I'll turn you into borscht.
Thug: We have diplomatic immunity!
Hannibal: Not from me, you don't. (edit) Frankie: It's not every day a kid from the barrio gets to stay at the Beverly Palms Hotel.
Hannibal: And buy a pair of $600 alligator boots and charge 'em to room service.
Frankie: No go?
Hannibal: Nah, take 'em back, Frankie. It's not nice to waste the taxpayers' money. (edit)

When Murdock checked his watch stating it was o-five hundred, there was a lot of sunlight for that hour. (edit) Murdock's Shirts say:

"Wong For The Road -- Chinese Delivery" and
"I Love L.A." (edit) Goof:
When you see the dial on the safe, it changes throughout the episode. Once it's black with white numbers and at one point it's silver with black numbers. (edit)

This episode has a mulitude of references to co-star Robert Vaughn's former series The Man From U.N.C.L.E. including a guest appearence by his co-star David McCullium, the word 'Uncle' in the title, the format of the episode title ("U.N.C.L.E." episode titles were usually in the format of 'The Subject Of This Week's Episode Affair'), Vaughn opening Channel D, and the bright swirly lights which seperated the episode scenes. (edit)