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Title

A Question of Identity

Plot

Hillary Cummings, on her way to work as a court stenographer, is kidnapped and taken to a country mansion where a U.S. government intelligence agent demands that she identify her ex-husband, Bob Christie, from among three spies posing as Bob. She ultimately agrees (the nation's security is involved), but there are two problems: Bob has undergone radical facial surgery and she hasn't seen him for twelve years. She has to question each one -- bringing back bad memories.

Episode

0551

Air Dates

  • First Run - November 12, 1976
  • Repeat - March 5, 1977

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6 Responses to Episode 0551

A jewel courier arrives in Europe and finds himself caught up in a "sting" when his jewels disapear from his hotel's safe and nobody remembers his ever checking in as a guest. A mildly intriguing story though the ending was predictable. Note: A different episode with the same title was broadcast on 11/12/1976. Genre: Mystery

Mr. Santa

Sounds like it would be a good show.

Only 8 minutes long.

great episode!

Jimmy

The episode I listened to was correctly summarized in the show description. Great story with a perfect ending. Really enjoyed it!

Maureen

Good setup for a story, but the solution/ending was predictable. I don't want to call it boring, but there's not much excitement in this one.

Rachel

As a teenager in the 1970s, I listened to these every night as I went to sleep. About 15 years ago or so, I found this site, and I listened to them all over again as a background at work. And, now ... I can listen on my pillow speaker all night. And, because I often fall asleep during them, I have to come back here to find the exact episode to hear all the details I may have missed. This episode caught my attention early this morning. It intrigued me a lot, so I came here to find it. Yeah, it's a bit hokey to think that I wouldn't be able to identify my wife or she me. But, if I suspend that little bit of belief, then I find this tale entertaining. I enjoyed it!

jimShane


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