The Bunker Part 2

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The Bunker, Part 2 is an episode of the television series Mission: Impossible. It originally aired on 1969-03-09 as part of the third season. It was written by Paul Playdon and directed by John Moxey.

Contents 1 Part 1 preview: 2 Summary: 3 Cast and details: 4 Stock music:

[edit] Part 1 preview:

A 7 minutes trailer of the previous part including the tape and apartment scene.

[edit] Summary:

Cinnamon disguised as Anna meets Dr. Rojak at the lab and whispers him in the ear to unscrew the grill of the ventilation shaft at two o'clock sharp. Dr. Rojak has a drug-induced stroke. Jim calls Rollin-as-Dr. Devery who arrives at the center to operate the good doctor. Ventlos-as-Praedo escorts Rollin to the medical section and knocks him unconscious to impersonate him. Jim calls the Vadinsky hospital to get an ambulance. Mute Ventlos is unmasked by Jim in the lab and escape to destroy the underground base by unbalancing the "füel mix". The IMF reaches the "grund levül" in the missile hoist and saves Dr. Rojak at the last minute!

[edit] Cast and details:

Bunker Security officer Captain Praedo, Soviet assassin Alexander Ventlos and Bunker Dr. Taber are played by Jack Donner, Ray Baxter and Gene Benton. Willy driving his house painter Citroen van leads Anna to Barney working in a camouflaged "Stat Telefon" computer-equipped van in order to direct the flying disk whose main power is slow downed. Barney poses as a Vadinsky hospital operator over the phone. Barney and Willy pose as ambulance drivers to look for their IMFer friends and Dr. Rojak. Ventlos takes the identity of Rollin posing as heart surgeon Dr. Devery by creating a fast latex mask on his victim's face. To force Dr. Rojak working on his calculations, Colonel Ziegler is willing to gun the bogus Anna down at point-blank range! Kissing the bogus Anna allow Dr. Rojak to identify her. Jim adds a wrapped message around the red needle that reads: "Inject directly into vein. Will produce false heart attack symptoms. Insist on seeing your wife." The voice code, only pronounced by Colonel Ziegler - Major Strat and Dr. Dromm, to open Dr. Rojak's lab is: "January, Suborbital, Denomination."

[edit] Stock music:

• "Pilot" (Willy and Anna climb the chimney; chase theme: Ventlos gets out of the lab, shoots German militaries down and unbalance the füel mix; MISSION theme: Barney and Willy's ambulance arrive to rescue their IMFer friends and the Rojaks) • "The Cardinal" (Willy and Anna reach the top of the chimney and hide in the nacelle) • "The Council" (cues) • "The Heir Apparent" (the flying disc stops in the vent and Barney pumps up the power to make it continue until the lab; the IMF and Dr. Rojak use the missile hoist to reach the ground level) • "The Execution" (Jim unmasks Ventlos-as-Rollin in the lab, the IMF and Dr. Rojak come out of the mine and runs in a hurry)