* Neil McCallum also appears in Episode #13 "The Fellow Traveller"
* Walter Gotell would later play the role of General Gogol in the James Bond movies. He also appeared in "From Russia With Love" (1963)
* Kevin Scott also appears in Episode #9 "The Effete Angler"
* Richard Shaw also appears in Episode #89 "The Art Collectors"
* Shane Rimmer would later play Cmdr. Carter in the James Bond movie "The Spy Who Loved Me" (1977)
*
The Mercedes
again...
*
Hans-Jochen Vogel, Munich's mayor from 1960-72, can be seen on the right in this shot. (0:00)
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This shot is reversed - note the text in the background (0:04)
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Two different Munich brands of beer (Spaten on the wall and Löwenbräu on the stein) in the same restaurant? That wouldn't happen in reality. (0:10)
*
Mathilde's home "Brandthaus" is just around the corner (0:25)... 
...of the area at the beginning of the episode (0:02) - at least on the backlot.
*
There is a small cut right before Templar leaves the room. (0:27)
*
Templar drives by a "Branthaus" sign on the wall... 
...only to drive by it again in the next scene (0:28).
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What's with this "Branthaus" anyway? There's the Branthaus just mentioned... 
...the Branthaus at the beginning of the episode (0:01)
...and Mathilde's home "Brandthaus" (0:25)
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The limitations of the backlot - the "Ebertor Weinstube" can be seen at the beginning of the episode where it is located close to the town center (0:04)...
...and then later close to the hiding place of the two trucks. (0:28)
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The number plate M-DD 107 was used on the truck (0:32)...
...and the police car. (0:46)
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Why does Simon put Mathilde in
the car without taking the car keys with him? (0:32)
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How does the Saint get his car back?
(0:39)