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The Illustrated Guide to I SpyStoryboard: Tatia
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The episode opens with a stabbing on the golf range in Tokyo.
In the next scene photographer Tatia Loring applies shaving foam to Kelly for a picture in her “day in the life of a tennis player” layout.
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She is snappish and difficult with him, but Kelly plays around with her, flirting against her seriousness.
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After setting up a meeting that evening to do the bio part of her assignment, she leaves, and Scotty asks if Tatia has been getting to Kelly. His simple response, “I don't know” seems pregnant with meaning.
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“I got one letter downstairs. For you. From my mother, “ says Scotty irritably as he comes into the hotel room. “You don't mind if I read it,do you,” he adds. “No, why don't you open it up and read it,” replies Kelly after Scotty has already torn the letter open.
Obviously a little worried about Tatia, Scotty asks Kelly if he'll be out late, and he replies,” you get one letter from Mom, and you're starting to sound like her.”
“I've got a strange feeling about that chick,” Scotty says worriedly as Kelly looks at the letter. “That makes two of us,” Kelly replies, obviously enchanted with Tatia.
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They are paid a surprise visit by friend and fellow agent Johnny Irving who tells them he's trying to solve the mystery of the last three agents sent from Washington who never arrived in Saigon, one being Hanley who was stabbed on a Tokyo golf range.
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Tatia arrives, and Kelly is floating on cloud nine. He introduces her to Johnny Irving, and the couple depart.
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Scotty goes to take a shower, and tells Johnny, “I know a place over on the Ginza that serves seaweed, tastes just like calad greens.” Johnny asks him if they have tamales, and Scotty replies, “yeah, but they taste like raw fish.”
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Scotty sings in the shower, and Johnny calls out to him, asking the name of the girl Kelly left with. Moments later, Scotty comes into the living room to find Johnny dead. Beside him are the photos of the three dead or missing agents. All credited to Tatia Loring.
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