 He suggests that the episode's humour has intergenerational appeal, arguing that Parker's subtle double entendres are balanced by moments of slapstick such as the character's "Mary Poppins"-style descent with the umbrella.In a review of the CD release of the "Thunderbirds" soundtrack, Morag Reavley of BBC Online describes Sylvia Anderson's singing as "slinky, sexy and slightly off-key, like a hung-over Zsa Zsa Gabor".Heather Phares of AllMusic judges "Dangerous Game" to be a highlight of the release, commenting that the instrumental version "[reflects] the Sixties' ongoing fascination with exotica and Latin pop" while its lyrical counterpart "could be a kissing cousin to seductive spy themes like 'Goldfinger'."