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Episode Studies by Clayton Barr
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Sapphire & Steel: The Man Without a Face (Part 2) Sapphire & Steel
Assignment Four
"The Man Without a Face" Part 2
TV episode
Writer: P.J. Hammond
Directed by: David Foster
Original air date: January 29, 1981

 

Sapphire and Steel dig deeper into the mysterious presence at the second-hand store.

 

Read the episode summary at the Sci Fi Freak Site or Watch it at Shout Factory

 

Characters appearing or mentioned in this episode

 

Steel

Sapphire

Liz Duprey

Man Without a Face

parasol girl

H. Williamson (previous landlord of the building, mentioned only, missing)

 

Didja Notice?

 

At 13:19 on the DVD, a Tuggy Tooter toy boat is seen on a shelf in the second-hand store. This was a real world toy made by Fisher-Price.

 

Sapphire tells Steel that the first photograph ever taken was on pewter by Niépce in 1826 and a negative-positive process
by Fox Talbot in August 1839. French inventor Nicéphore Niépce (1765-1833) is considered the inventor of photography, taking the oldest-surviving photograph with a camera obscura in 1826. Henry Fox Talbot (1800-1877) presented early photographs produced through a negative-positive process in 1839 (though he is alleged to have actually taken the photographs earlier than that, in 1835).

 

Memorable Dialog

 

nothing human.mp3

as normal as you and me.mp3 

 

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