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In the conclusion of a two-part story, both UNCLE and THRUSH continue their search for the inventor of a rejuvenation process. Figuring mightily in the proceedings is British politician-turned-merchant Sir Norman Swickert (Maurice Evans), who covets a return to youth and power; Madame DeSala (Vera Miles), whose apparent affection for Sir Norman may mask a sinister ulterior motive; wide-eyed nurse Joanna Sweet (Ann Elder), the inevitable innocent-in-the-middle; and THRUSH agent Jordin (Bernard J. Fox. And what's up with those disappearing cats? First telecast on February 11, 1966, "The Bridge of Lions Affair, Part Two" was scripted by Howard Rodman from a story by Henry Slesar. In 1967, parts one and two were combined into a single theatrical feature, One of Our Spies Is Missing.