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Well, now it is time for this week's episode of Dangerous assignment.

The original aired 8 January the 14th, 1953 and the title is The Blue Lion. Dangerous assignment.

Transcribe starring Brian Dunleby as Steve Mitchell. Yeah, danger is my assignment. I get sent to a lot of places I can't even pronounce.

They all spell the same thing though, trouble, but when I walk into the Commissioner's

office I don't realize that this assignment's going to prove that sometimes the guy who tries to take somebody for a ride

ends up getting taken.

Morning, Commissioner. Morning Commissioner you sent for me. The Blue Lion has sent us another

guest Steve. The Blue Lion? A pub in London acting on a tip we arrested a

man on his arrival in the States last night his passport

and other identification were forged he's the fifth illegal entry we've

picked up in a month so how does the blue lion fit into the picture that's where

these people picked up their phony passports they don't know or won't tell us any more than that.

I guess that calls for a visit to the Blue Lion, eh?

The Scotland Yard's given the place a clean bill of health, Steve. The owners are well known,

respectable, and I doubt the man behind this racket is still using the places around it,

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