The expression: "His Own Man" is a campaign slogan to tell the public that Heyward makes his own decisions and takes orders from noone: no union bosses, corporations, special interests, etc. It's complete nonsense, but that's what he's trying to convey. In reality Harry made every decision for Heyward.

I think Heyward telling Linda to go to his office is to show what a serial cheater he was.

I like how you notice the different actors playing different roles. I'm going to have to rewatch the episode now looking for the seamstress, etc.

the most funny returning guy is the one from travel agency in "The most crucial game". He is also a trave agency guy in "Lovely but Lethal"

and by the way - the same guy appears in Double Exposure as a police man

Hi, Matti (and all).

About the defects of the jacket, need not necessarily be a lie.

Regards.