S2.E14

Echo of Yesterday

Episode aired Dec 10, 1967
TV-PG
1h

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Peter Graves in Mission: Impossible (1966)

Cinnamon works to stop a munitions magnate who is supplying arms to neo-nazis. She reawakens memories of his late wife, who was murdered by Hitler.Cinnamon works to stop a munitions magnate who is supplying arms to neo-nazis. She reawakens memories of his late wife, who was murdered by Hitler.Cinnamon works to stop a munitions magnate who is supplying arms to neo-nazis. She reawakens memories of his late wife, who was murdered by Hitler.

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Peter Graves

James Phelps

Martin Landau

Rollin Hand

Barbara Bain

Cinnamon Carter

Greg Morris

Barney Collier
(credit only)

Peter Lupus

Willy Armitage

Wilfrid Hyde-White

Otto Kelmann

Eric Braeden

Col. Markus von Frank
(as Hans Gudegast)

Richard Morrison

Karl

Greg Mullavey

Heinz
(as Gregory Mullavy)

Adolf Hitler

Self
(archive footage)

Bob Johnson

Person on Tape
(voice)
(uncredited)

Ron Nyman

Security Guard
(uncredited)

Director
- Leonard J. Horn
Writers
- Bruce Geller
- Mann Rubin
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Trivia
A photograph of an agent Phelps doesn't select for the mission is that of William Paley, then the head of CBS.

Goofs
At end of episode, Kelmann goes to foyer to call police and there is a purse on the round table. After Jim helps Cinnamon to her feet and they go back to Kelmann walking up the stairs, the purse is gone.

Quotes
James Phelps: I just got a report on him. A team of psychiatrists went over his medical history from beginning to end and they all agree. They call him a marginal manic-depressive and a deeply psychotic paranoid.
Cinnamon Carter: Is that good or bad? For us, I mean.

Connections
Edited into Mission: Impossible: The Mercenaries (1968)

Soundtracks
Wiener Blut Waltz, Op.354
(uncredited)
Composed by Johann Strauss
Merry-go-round music

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4/10

One of the worst in an otherwise terrific series...

I love Mission Impossible: Now, as an adult, and back in "the day" when it was on TV and I watched it as a kid. My criticisms are as a concerned and devoted fan.

That being said, this episode is absolutely awful; one of the worst. Another neo-Nazi story, with a ridiculous premise. A real disappointment to devoted fans of the show.