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Two spies have obtained information about a secret missile base which they are passing to the other side, via a person known as Captain Caruso, whom the Avengers are charged to locate. In the event the good Captain turns out to be a trained parrot who possesses a photographic memory . . .
"The Bird Who Knew Too Much" is probably a lesser entry, which is usually the case when the two stars are split up. In this one, Steed spends an inordinate amount of time with a model (Ilona Rodgers, "Six Hands Across a Table"), even posing with her for a photographer (Kenneth Cope, "The Curious Case of the Countless Clues"), while Mrs. Peel does more of the footwork, as avian agents feather their nests with aerial information translated for the mysterious Captain Crusoe, a remarkable talking parrot. Ron Moody's appearance is just as brief as his preceding episode, "Honey for the Prince," while Anthony Valentine made one further appearance in "Killer." Playing silent roles as murdered agents are John Lee ("The Forget-Me-Knot"), and an unbilled Frank Maher ("November Five," "Dressed to Kill," "The Little Wonders," "You Have Just Been Murdered").
When an agent turns up carrying a large bag of bird seed it is thought the seed might contain some evidence but it doesn&#39;t. Steed and Mrs Peel are soon on the trail of one Captain Caruso not initially realising that the captain is a parrot. The villains of the story have been using homing pigeons to get aerial photographs of a top secret missile range and they intend to use the parrot to take the secrets out of the country. Along the way to solving the case Steed meets a beautiful blonde model and Mrs Peel meets a man named Twitter and is photographed apparently wearing nothing but a large union flag!<br/><br/>This episode enjoyably mixes the serious and the ridiculous. The bad guys are more menacing than usual; a pair a nasty psychopaths rather than the usual comic villains and the plot to steal military secrets is believable… however using pigeon-cams seems far-fetched and the idea of reciting the secrets to a parrot to get them out of the country rather than just smuggling them out or having a person learn them is just bonkers… amusingly bonkers. There is some good action including a fight on a scaffolding and Mrs Peel dealing with a bad guy on a diving board. We also see both of our heroes got the better of by the villains… temporarily. Overall this was a rather fun episode.

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