]Friday Morning - In a London Townhouse:The opening setting was a fashionable London townhouse (a policeman patrolled outside) where a wealthy couple lived - at 61 A Charrington Gardens (a two-minute walk from the Underground station).He became embroiled in the duplicitous activities of an international peace organization operating as a subversive Nazi spy ring, although there were no depictions of Hitler, the Nazi""s ""Heil Hitler"" salute, or the swastika.That""s why we had to go undercover with Detective Foley to solve this case." The Mayor was fed up with Lutz"" "abusive attitude" and promptly fired him.After recovering, Bogomil was appointed the new Chief of Police by the Mayor.On the phone, the Mayor also thanked Foley""s Detroit boss Todd for having him assist on the case.However, Todd chewed out his subordinate: "Now that you""re done being a California hero, you better get your ass on back here to your real job.Maybe he could sing but he couldn""t fly!In the street, a shocked crowd gathers around Joey""s body.Introduced characters are local parish priest Father Barry (Karl Malden) who delivers the last rites, Joey""s father Pop Doyle (John Hamilton), and Joey""s fresh-faced sister Edie (Eva Marie Saint).In the spoof, she invents a fictitious reader as he author of a letter - a suicide-martyr who protests against an injust political and social system.