believe he is withholding further secrets, and they will soon be employing harsher methods to extract the information from him. The Carnival becomes a costumed ball and dance in which everyone has an elaborate identity except Number Six, who is simply given his own dinner jacket. He leaves the party to investigate and finds out that Dutton is to be executed. Later, he enters a morgue and finds that the body floated out to sea has been discovered, retrieved and brought there. Number Two explains that the corpse will be altered to resemble Number Six, so that the outside world will assume he has died at sea. The soiree ends, however, in a kangaroo court with Number Six put on trial for the possession of the radio. After arguments for the prosecution (by Number 240) and defence (by Number Two), Number Six asks for Roland Walter Dutton to be called as a character witness. When Dutton is produced he is dressed in a jester's costume and is clearly a mindless simpleton. The trial ends with Number Six being sentenced to death. He, then, flees the place and is pursued through the corridors of the town hall by enraged Villagers, but manages to escape into a back room. There, he finds and damages a teletype machine that may be a communication between the village and Number One. Then Number Two appears and tells him: "they don't know you're already dead". Number Six swears that he will never give in to the Village. As the damaged teletype resumes operating, Number Two then laughs and wryly observes, "Then how very uncomfortable for you, old chap!" Cast Mary Morris . . . Number Two Duncan MacRae . . . Doctor Norma West . . . Observer/Girl Bo-Peep Angelo Muscat . . . The Butler Aubrey Morris . . . Town crier Bee Duffell . . . Psychiatrist Camilla Hasse . . . Day supervisor Alan White . . . Dutton Michael Nightingale . . . Night supervisor Patsy Smart . . . Night maid Denise Buckley . . . Maid George Merritt . . . Postman John Frawley . . . Flowerman Lucy Griffiths . . . Lady in corridor William Lyon Brown . . . 2nd Doctor Fenella Fielding . . . The Announcer/Telephone Operator (voice only) Notes Although aired originally as the eighth episode, it was the fourth to be produced. Some