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| McMillan and Wife |
| Day: Monday March 25 2013 |
| Time: 9:30 PM Eastern |
| Channel: Cozi |
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Record number: 93 Title: McMillan and Wife Medium: TV Series Actress: Susan Saint James Description: Episode: "The Fine Art of Staying Alive" (2.6) Sally is kidnapped from an art museum around five minutes in (a door opens and she's pulled through). A couple of minutes later she's carried in a sack into a boat's cabin and set down on a couch. When the sack's pulled down, she's shown gagged (triangularly-folded hankie over mouth packing) and bound hands behind. Her ankles are tied as well, although I don't think there's a shot of them. She's ungagged but left blindfolded; then regagged. The above scene lasts until about the ten-minute mark. Around 33' in Sally makes her next appearance (aside from flashbacks connected to the clue she was able to give Mac over the phone about her whereabouts). This bit lasts about three minutes; she's not gagged in it IIRC, but remains blindfolded and bound. About the 63' mark she's shown gagged as before, as well as bound and blindfolded, as she struggles to free her hands. Unfortunately, this brief scene was cut from the HALLMARK airing I saw. Around 71' in she manages to slip her bonds, removes her blindfold, gag and ankle ropes, and makes a break for it. Wouldn't you know that the first person she stops is one of her captors (since she was blindfolded, she didn't recognize him, naturally). She's returned to the boat, and the other baddie binds her ankles again while his cohort chloros her. No gagging or further binding occurs. Shortly after, as they head out of the harbor with Mac and the harbor captain on their tail, the kidnappers toss the sacked Sally overboard. Mac dives in and saves her, as one would expect. |
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