Masquerade

Série télévisée
1983–1984
1h

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Kirstie Alley, Rod Taylor, and Greg Evigan in Masquerade (1983)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAn intelligence organization recruits civilian specialists for individual missions requiring their skills.An intelligence organization recruits civilian specialists for individual missions requiring their skills.An intelligence organization recruits civilian specialists for individual missions requiring their skills.

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6,8/10

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Anecdotes
Standard compensation for the recruits on the missions was a year's wages. Two notable exceptions were in Girls for Sale (1983). Fifi Parker was offered her license back with a clean driving record in addition to the money and Steve Garvey volunteered because Lavender couldn't get the funding to match his salary.

Citations
Mr Lavender: [Oepening line] The United States Government would like to invite you to spy with me

Connexions
Followed by Masquerade: Pilot (1983)

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6/10

it was alright

I dunno.I kinda liked it. Tour Guides who conduct a little spook work on the side? Yeah, a lot of "Mission Impossible" type plots etc but still, for 1983, it was alright. Anyway I noticed Kirstie Alley straight off the bat with that sexy husky voice and she did at least have a waist in those days.

The guest stars which changed at each episode were usually well known TV personalities during the late 70's & early 80's, so it was nice to see them acting in different roles and settings without the sickly sweet sugar coating which glazed "The Love Boat" or "Hart to Hart"

Yeah and that song by Crystal Gayle....I can still recall the lyrics....

So yeah, lighten up everyone and give a little credit where it's due..."Masquerade" was alright!!!!!