show up as a black silhouette on the developed image, as "The Man from U.N.C.L.E.esque" in their absurdity. However, he also considers the episode's "languid" flavour to be a downside as well as a strength, arguing that the set-up "really feels as though it should gain more focus" and that most of the aerial tension lies in close-up shots of Scarlet and Blue's "sweat-laden faces". McNamara also expresses disappointment that the plot point of the secret conference is not developed in later episodes, though he notes that "Noose of Ice" may serve as an indirect continuation. He concludes that the episode "doesn't rely on death-defying action to constitute effective viewing, but rather digs deeper for that ever-reliable tactic that Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons used so liberally – gently crafting an uneasy atmosphere that builds on speculative horror." References External links "Flight 104" at TheVervoid.com 1968 British television episodes Airports in fiction Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons episodes Television episodes set in Switzerland Works set on airplanes Television episodes set in hotels Geneva in fiction