The Tally
Ho is, according to Number 6, issued daily at noon. Well at least that’s what he told the
Colonel during his de-briefing session about The Village. And yet when it comes
to ‘It’s Your Funeral’ Number 6 goes to the kiosk to buy a copy of the
broadsheet and a bar of soap at ten in the morning. More than that, in the
following episode there appears to be two issues of The Tally Ho during the
same day, unless we are to take it Number 6’s second encounter with the Committee
took place on a different day. And during a much earlier episode Number 6 goes
to the Town Hall in order to witness the disillusionment of the out-going
Council, and outside the Town Hall he is presented with a copy of the
broadsheet, which contained an interview with the local candidate Number 6,
which never even took place. And I think we can consider the time to be about
mid morning. I wonder what time The Tally Ho was delivered during the episode
of ’The Schizoid Man?’ Mind you that was a one off issue, as a matter of fact
the only issue to have a date printed on it. Except when that very same issue
is used in ’A B and C,’ the same issue doing different jobs in two different
episodes. I suppose it saved time! It’s a nice idea about The Tally Ho broadsheet
being issued daily at noon, it’s just a pity that the idea isn’t carried
on into later episodes. But perhaps the later script writers were not made
aware of that fact!
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