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Linda Thorson, as the new female co-star and chose the name Tara King for her character. Linda Thorson played the role with more innocence in mind and at heart, and unlike the previous partnerships with Cathy Gale and Emma Peel, the writers allowed subtle hints of romance to blossom between Steed and Tara King. Tara King also differed from Steed's previous partners in that she was a fully fledged (albeit initially inexperienced) agent working for Steed's organisation; his previous partners had all been (in the words of the prologue used for American broadcasts of the first Rigg series) talented amateurs. Bryce wanted Tara to be blonde, so Linda Thorson's brown hair was

2015:"we were determined to do the show our way, the English way, and no one was going to stop us! And, indeed, no one did stop us. We never, never got to prime time. And it was our own faults, because we would not comply to the Midwest. That's where the money comes from in this country, nowhere else. Forget Los Angeles, forget New York—you have to aim for the Midwest. If the Midwest watches your show, you've made it". In fact the first and second series of Emma Peel episodes mainly aired at 10:00 pm on ABC. The final Rigg episodes and all the Linda Thorson episodes mainly ran at 7:30 pm, also on ABC. 1009:

dagger protruding from a target on his back. Steed and Mrs. Emma Peel (dressed in her trademark leather catsuit) walk up to the body as the voice-over explains: "Extraordinary crimes against the people, and the state, have to be avenged by agents extraordinary. Two such people are John Steed, top professional, and his partner Emma Peel, talented amateur. Otherwise known as The Avengers". During this voice-over, Steed pours two drinks from the wine bottle and Mrs. Peel replaces her gun in her boot. They clink glasses and depart together as the screen fades to black and the opening titles begin.

1068: 1533:, who scored some of the episodes of the final season, as well as additional music for other episodes which Laurie Johnson did not have time to complete. These were composed in a style remarkably similar to Laurie Johnson's. In 2011, to mark the 50th anniversary of the series, these almost-complete scores by Howard Blake−including Laurie Johnson's themes for the main and end titles—were issued on a double-CD set. Of the original Johnson theme, countless cover versions have been released on vinyl and CD, and the opening motif was retained on the series 1247: 953:, giving the production greater flexibility. The use of film production and the single-camera production style allowed more sophisticated visuals and camera angles, and more outdoor location shots, all of which greatly improved the look of the series. As was standard on British television filmed production through the 1960s, all location work on Series 4 was shot mute, with the soundtrack created in post-production. Dialogue scenes were filmed in the studio, leading to some jumps between location and studio footage. 603:", in which medical doctor David H. Keel (Hendry) investigates the murder of his fiancée, office receptionist Peggy, by a drug ring. A stranger named John Steed who was also investigating the ring appears, and together Dr. Keel and Steed set out to avenge Peggy's death in the first two episodes. Steed asks Dr. Keel to partner with him, as needed, to solve crimes. Ian Hendry was considered the star of the new series, receiving top billing over Patrick Macnee, and Steed did not appear in two of the series' episodes. 1512:

Importantly, the filmed episodes contained specially composed scores by Johnson. To accompany Steed's request, "Mrs. Peel – we're needed!", he composed a brief 'sting', and there was also a special theme for 'Emma'. For the 'Linda Thorson' series, a characteristic piece was composed to accompany the tag scene, at the end of each episode. Many of the most memorable cues from the Rigg/Thorson series, including the opening, and closing titles themes, and the 'Tag Scene' were released commercially on CD in 2009.

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completely disappeared as Steed and Mrs. Emma Peel visibly enjoy topping each other's witticisms. The layer of conflict with Catherine Gale—who on occasion openly resented being used by Steed, often without her permission—is absent from Steed's interaction with Emma Peel. Also, the sexual tension between Steed and Catherine Gale is quite different from the tension between Steed and Emma Peel. In both cases, the exact relationship between the partners is left ambiguous, although they seemed to have

51: 4976: 2772:, for the first six months and Dennis Folbigge for the remainder. South Africa did not have national television until 1976. The episodes were adapted from both Emma Peel and Tara King episodes (with Tara changed to Emma Peel throughout). The Avengers were played by two British expatriate actors, Donald Monat as Steed and Diane Appleby as Mrs Peel, with Hugh Rouse as the tongue-in-cheek narrator. The stories were adapted into five-episode serials under 1141:

but the fifth and sixth series — now made by ABC's sister company A.B.C. Television Films — instead featured an animation where the letters "ABC" were revealed to stand for "Associated British Corporation", a name apparently invented for ABC shows exported to the US to avoid confusion with the US ABC network. (The legal name of ABC Weekend TV was originally "Associated British Cinemas (Television) Ltd", later shortened to "A.B.C. Television Ltd".)

975:) debuted in October 1965. The name of the character derived from a comment by writers, during development, that they wanted a character with "man appeal". In an early attempt to incorporate this concept into the character's name, she was called "Samantha Peel", shortened to the awkward "Mantha Peel". Eventually, the writers began referring to the idea by the verbal shorthand "M. Appeal", which gave rise to the character's ultimate name. 719:), a thinly disguised recreation of the Dr. Keel character, saw action in only three episodes, which were produced from scripts written for the first series. Dr. King was intended to be a transitional character between Dr. Keel and Steed's two new female partners, but while the Dr. King episodes were shot first, they were shown out of production order in the middle of the season. The character was thereafter quickly and quietly dropped. 461: 788:. Despite this, the relationship between Steed and Catherine Gale was progressive for 1962–63. In "The Golden Eggs," it is revealed that Cathy Gale lived in Steed's flat; according to Steed, her rent was to keep the refrigerator well-stocked and to cook for him (she appears to do neither). However, this was said to be a temporary arrangement while Catherine Gale looked for a new home, and Steed was sleeping at a hotel. 1013: 1492:. Library music was used sparsely as a soundtrack, sometimes with variations based on the main theme. Dankworth's theme music was reworked for the third series. John Dankworth's first theme was recorded on the Columbia label, on a 45rpm single, and a new recording, similar to the reworked television theme was issued on Fontana in 1963. A very faithful cover version was released by 853:. (Steed had first donned bowler and carried his distinctive umbrella during the first series, as "The Frighteners" depicts.) The bowler and umbrella were soon revealed to be full of tricks, including a sword hidden within the umbrella handle and a steel plate concealed in the hat. These items were referred to in the French, German and Polish titles of the series, 1202:. In the Series 5 episode "Something Nasty in the Nursery", Emma Peel directly refers to the series' storytelling convention of having potentially helpful sources of information killed off just before she or Steed arrive. This then occurs a few minutes later. In the tag scene for the same episode, Steed and Emma Peel tell viewers—indirectly—to tune in next week. 1306:" and bade farewell to Emma Peel and introduced her successor, a trained but inexperienced agent named Tara King. It would be broadcast as the first episode of the sixth series. Tara debuts in dynamic style: when Steed is called to Headquarters, he is attacked and knocked down by trainee agent Tara King, who mistakes him for her training partner. 764:, she was the "talented amateur" who provided her aid to Steed's cases as a service to her nation. She was said to have been born on 5 October 1930 at midnight, and was reared in Africa. Mrs. Catherine Gale was in her early-to-mid 30s during her tenure, in contrast to female characters in similar series who tended to be younger. 2731:) had essentially acted as Steed's partner in series five's "The Superlative Seven", an episode in which Emma Peel appears only briefly. According to John Peel in his overview of "The Superlative Seven", Charlotte Rampling was rumoured to be grooming up to replace Diana Rigg in this story, but nothing ever came of that". 2080:, as have all of the Emma Peel and Tara King episodes, which were shot on film. The two earlier-found surviving complete Keel episodes, plus the remnant of the first episode, have also been released in the UK and US, but are not currently available in the US. None of the original videotapes of series 1, 2 and 3 survive. 1511:

for Tara King from the final Diana Rigg episode "The Forget-Me-Knot." The new theme debuted in the closing titles of the episode "The Forget-Me-Knot," which introduced Linda Thorson. It was altogether more dynamic, and included a much more frenetic percussion section, for the revised teaser sequence.

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for about three episodes, someone took over, and when Brian came back, it was in a terrible state. He was faced with doing a rewrite on a film they'd already shot. The episode had a story error where Steed leaves for a destination. The villains then realise this and pursue him – yet arrive there

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began filming in colour for the fifth series in 1966. It was three years before Britain's ITV network began full colour broadcasting. The first 16 episodes of this series were broadcast concurrently in the US, in colour, and the UK, in black and white, from January to May 1967. Eight further episodes

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Series scriptwriter Dennis Spooner said that the series would frequently feature Steed visiting busy public places such as the main airport in London without anyone else present in the scene: "'Can't you afford extras?' they'd ask. Well, it wasn't like that. It's just that Steed had to be alone to be

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described about this detail: "There's the famous story of how Honor Blackman played Ian Hendry's part, which is why they stuck her in leather and such—it was so much cheaper than changing the lines!" In "Conspiracy of Silence", she holds her own in a vociferous tactical disagreement with her partner.

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Production of the first series was cut short by a strike. By the time production could begin on the second series, Ian Hendry had quit to pursue a film career. Patrick Macnee was promoted to star, and Steed became the focus of the series, initially working with a rotation of three different partners.

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convertibles (a white 1964 and a powder blue 1966), which, like her clothes, emphasised her independence and vitality. During the first Peel series (Series 4), each episode ended with a short, humorous scene of the duo leaving the scene of their most recent adventure in some unusual vehicle. Mother

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to be with him. Emma visits Steed to say goodbye, and while leaving she passes Tara on the stairway giving the advice that "he likes his tea stirred anti-clockwise". Steed looks out of the window as a departing Emma enters the Bentley driven by Peter, who from a distance seems to resemble Steed (and

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No farewell scenes for Emma Peel had been shot when Diana Rigg left the series. She was recalled for "The Forget-Me-Knot", through which Emma acts as Steed's partner as usual. Diana Rigg also filmed a farewell scene for Emma that appeared as the tag scene of the episode. It was explained that Emma's

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John Bryce had a difficult situation to handle. He had to find a replacement for Diana Rigg and shoot the first seven episodes of the new series, which were supposed to be shipped to the US together with the last eight Emma Peel colour episodes. Bryce signed his then-girlfriend, 20-year-old newcomer

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When Diana Rigg left the series in October 1967, the British network executives decided that the current series formula, despite resulting in popular success, could not be pursued further. Thus, they decided that a "return to realism" was appropriate for the sixth series (1968–69). Brian Clemens and

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A theatrical film version of the series was in its initial planning stages by late 1963, after Series 3 was completed. An early story proposal paired Steed and Catherine Gale with a male and female duo of American agents, to make the movie appeal to the American market. Before the project could gain

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Although Macnee was the only actor from the original series to reprise his role, archival footage of Diana Rigg allowed Emma Peel to make a cameo appearance in a second-season episode "K is for Kill: The Tiger Awakes", while Macnee's first co-star, Ian Hendry, made a guest appearance as a different

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Stories were increasingly characterised by a futuristic, science-fiction bent, with mad scientists and their creations wreaking havoc. The duo dealt with being shrunk to doll size ("Mission... Highly Improbable"), pet cats being electrically altered to become ferocious and lethal "miniature tigers"

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and Emma Peel shooting the cork away. Unlike the "chessboard" opening of the previous series, this new prologue had no narrative voice-over, and the scene was also included in UK broadcasts of the series. At the end of the closing credits, all previous series had ended with the ABC Weekend TV logo,

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US television. The US ABC network paid the then-unheard-of sum of $ 2 million for the first 26 episodes. The average budget for each episode was reportedly £56,000, which was high for the British industry. The fourth series aired in the US from March to the beginning of September 1966. Each episode

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A number of original novels based on the series were published in the 1960s. The first by Douglas Enefer, published by Consul Books, was the only 60s novel to feature Cathy Gale. Panther Books published four novels written by John Garforth featuring Emma Peel in the United Kingdom in 1967; Berkley

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screening of these episodes to studio executives, John Bryce was fired and Brian Clemens and Albert Fennell were summoned back. At their return, a fourth episode called "The Murderous Connection" was in its second day of production. After revising the script, it was renamed as "The Curious Case of

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Production of the first seven episodes of the sixth series began, but the financial problems and internal difficulties undermined John Bryce's effort. He only managed to complete three episodes: "Invitation to a Killing" (a 90-minute episode introducing Tara King), "The Great, Great Britain Crime"

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Diana Rigg was initially unhappy with the way she was treated by the show's producers. During her first series, she learned that she was being paid less than the cameraman. She demanded a raise to put her more on a par with her co-star, or she would leave the show. The producers gave in, thanks to

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caption to the episode title, using the format of "Steed , Emma ". For example, "The Joker" had the opening caption: "Steed trumps an ace, Emma plays a lone hand". "The Joker" was to a large extent a rewrite of "Don't Look Behind You", a black-and-white Cathy Gale episode. Three other colour Emma

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Added later as a regular was Mother's mute Amazonian assistant, Rhonda, played by uncredited actress Rhonda Parker. There was one appearance by an agency official code-named "Father", a blind older woman played by Iris Russell. (Iris Russell had appeared in the series several times previously in

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Humour was evident in the names and acronyms of the organisations. For example, in "The Living Dead," two rival groups examine reported ghost sightings: FOG (Friends of Ghosts) and SMOG (Scientific Measurement of Ghosts). "The Hidden Tiger" features the Philanthropic Union for Rescue, Relief and

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to visit each other's homes whenever they please, and it is not uncommon for scenes to suggest that Steed had spent the night at Catherine Gale's or Emma Peel's home, or vice versa. Although nothing "improper" is displayed, the close chemistry between Steed and Mrs. Emma Peel constantly suggests

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A prologue was added to the beginning of all the fourth-series episodes for the American broadcasts. This was to clarify some initial confusion audiences had regarding the characters and their mission. In the opener, a waiter holding a champagne bottle falls dead onto a human-sized chessboard, a

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In January 2014, Volume One, containing the first four stories, ("Hot Snow", "Brought to Book", "Square Root of Evil" and "One for the Mortuary") was released. Volume Two, containing the next four stories, ("Ashes of Roses", "Please Don't Feed the Animals", "The Radioactive Man" and "Dance with

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was not translated for obvious reasons) and a German hardback omnibus edition of the three titles was published by Lichtenberg (1968), reprinted in paperback by Heyne in 1998. All four titles were also translated and published in the Netherlands by Bruna (1967) and in Chile by Zig-Zag (1968).

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The first 16 episodes of the fifth series begin with Emma Peel receiving a call-to-duty message from Steed: "Mrs. Peel, we're needed". Emma Peel would be conducting her normal activities when she unexpectedly received a message on a calling card or within a delivered gift, at which point Steed

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credited as "In charge of production". For series 5, made by A.B.C. Television Films (which was created during the run-up to ABC Weekend TV and Associated-Rediffusion forming Thames TV) Clemens and Fennell became co-producers, with Wintle as executive producer. For series 6, after its initial

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In contrast to the Gale episodes, there is a lighter, comic touch in Steed's and Mrs. Emma Peel's interactions with each other and their reactions to other characters and situations. Earlier series had a harder tone, with the Gale era including some quite serious espionage dramas. This almost

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progressed, Steed's importance increased, and he carried the final episode solo. While Steed and Dr. Keel used wit while discussing crimes and dangers, the series also depicted the interplay—and often tension—between Dr. Keel's idealism and Steed's professionalism. As seen in one of the three

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John Bryce's original episode introducing Tara, "Invitation to a Killing", was revised as a regular 60-minute episode named "Have Guns Will Haggle". These episodes, together with "Invasion of the Earthmen" and the last eight Emma Peel colour episodes, were shipped to the US in February 1968.

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currently exist. Episodes 1 and 2 are copies from the original Sonovision tapes, and episode 3 is from an off-air recording, on audio cassette, made by Barbara Peterson; the rest of this serial is still missing. These episodes are also known to have been transmitted in New York on station

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By contrast, Steed's partners were youthful, forward-looking and always attired in the latest mod fashions. Catherine Gale's innovative leather outfits suited her many athletic fight scenes. Honor Blackman became a star in Britain with her black leather outfits and boots (nicknamed

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the Countless Clues" and production resumed. Production of the episode "Split!", a leftover script from the Emma Peel colour series, proceeded. Two completely new episodes were also shot: "Get-A-Way", and "Look (Stop Me If You've Heard This One) But There Were These Two Fellers".

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Catherine Gale was unlike any female character seen before on British TV, and she became a household name. Reportedly, part of her charm was because her earliest appearances were episodes in which dialogue written for Keel was simply transferred to her. Series scriptwriter

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via an internet search of their on-line database, and "Tunnel of Fear", which was found in 2016. Additionally, part of the show's first episode was also found in the United States. The footage is of the episode's first 21 minutes, up to the first commercial break.

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Scriptwriter Dennis Spooner later reflected: "When I wrote 'Look (Stop Me If You've Heard This One) But There Were These Two Fellers', that was definitely the last series. They were going to make no more, so in that series we went right over the top; we went

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The revised series continued to be broadcast in the US. The episodes with Linda Thorson as Tara King proved to be highly rated in Europe and the UK. However, in the US, the ABC network chose to air it opposite the number-one show in the country at the time,

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Diana Rigg disliked wearing leather and insisted on a new line of fabric athletic wear for the fifth series. Alun Hughes, who had designed clothing for Diana Rigg's personal wardrobe, was suggested by the actress to design Emma Peel's "softer" new wardrobe.

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During the first series, there were hints that Steed worked for a branch of British Intelligence, and this was expanded in the second series. Steed initially received orders from different superiors, including someone referred to as "Charles", and "One-Ten"

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was released. Her on-screen personality was deemed less interesting than that of Honor Blackman's Catherine Gale, and it was decided that she was not right for the role. Another 20 actresses were auditioned before the show's casting director,

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Earlier Cathy Gale and Venus Smith episodes had aired in Canada before the arrival of Mrs. Peel. US audiences saw the 1962–1964 Gale and Smith episodes of the series for the first time in the early 1990s when they were broadcast on the

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girl appeared in the novel. The two novels published by Hodder and Stoughton in 1965/66 were co-written by Patrick Macnee, making him one of the first actors to write licensed spin-off fiction of their own shows. The Macnee novels,

649:. There was little provision for editing and virtually no location footage was shot (although the first shot of the first episode consisted of location footage). As was standard practice at the time, videotapes of early episodes of 1270:. However, the process badly damaged Linda Thorson's hair, so she had to wear wigs for the first third of her episodes, until her own hair grew back. Her natural brown hair was not seen until the episode, "All Done with Mirrors." 796:). By the third series, the delivery of Steed's orders was not depicted on screen or explained. The secret organisation to which Steed belongs is shown in "The Nutshell", and it is Cathy Gale's first visit to their headquarters. 1124:

were broadcast in the UK beginning in late September, while these episodes were withheld in the US until early 1968, where they would be immediately succeeded by the first batch of episodes featuring Diana Rigg's replacement,

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Emma Peel's avant-garde fashions, featuring bold accents and high-contrast geometric patterns, emphasise her youthful, contemporary personality. For the 1965 season, some of her most memorable outfits were designed by

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Dennis Spooner said the series "worked because it became a parody on itself, almost. You can only do that so long." He attributes the overall success of the show to its light approach: "We spoofed everything; we took

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plus silver boots, sash and welder's gloves. The suit (minus the silver accessories) became her signature outfit, which she wore primarily for fight scenes in early episodes and in the titles. Some episodes contain a

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The "Mrs Peel, we're needed" scenes and the alternate taglines were dropped after the first 16 episodes, after a break in production, for financial reasons. They were deemed by the UK networks as disposable if

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the show's great popularity in the US. At the end of the fifth series in 1967, Diana Rigg left to pursue other projects. This included following Honor Blackman to play a leading role in a James Bond film,

668:". Additionally, the first 15 minutes of the first episode, "Hot Snow", also exist as a telerecording; the extant footage ends at the conclusion of the first act, prior to the introduction of John Steed. 1187:, respectively). The show still carried the basic format: Steed and his associate were charged with solving the problem in the space of a 50-minute episode, thus preserving the safety of 1960s Britain. 1044:) also began to emerge in storylines. The duo encounters killer robots ("The Cybernauts"), telepaths ("Too Many Christmas Trees") and giant alien carnivorous plants ("The Man-Eater of Surrey Green"). 367:). Ian Hendry left after the first series; Steed then became the main character, partnered with a succession of assistants. His most famous assistants were intelligent, stylish, and assertive women: 2799:

Copies from the original off-air recordings have been restored by Alan and Alys Hayes, and can be heard at their "The Avengers Declassified" website and its sister website "Avengers on the Radio".

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in France (series 1 in 1976–1977 and series 2 in 1979). The final four episodes were almost completely produced by Canadian interests and were filmed there. In some markets they carried the title

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were made between 1961 and 1969. There was an enforced break in filming and transmission towards the end of series five due to financial problems. Television researcher Andrew Pixley and authors

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ran a four-page photo spread on Diana Rigg's new "Emmapeeler" outfits (10–16 June 1967). Eight tight-fitting jumpsuits were created, in a variety of bright colours and made of the stretch fabric

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In March 2014, Big Finish extended the audio recreation programme to include all 26 season one episodes, including the then-two extant stories. A total of seven boxed sets were released.

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Many more serials were broadcast during its two-year run on South African radio; it is thought 83 serials were made and transmitted, but no other episodes are known to exist at present.

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in standard paperback in 1994 and in France by Huitieme Art (1995 & 1996). They were also published in the US for the first time by TV Books in 1998. Titan reissued the books in

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in 1968; and two by Norman Daniels 1968/69. Berkley Medallion later re-printed all nine novels with new covers that featured photos of both Rigg and Thorson, regardless of which

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O", "Silent Dust" (which featured Emma being attacked with a horsewhip), "Quick-Quick Slow Death", "A Touch of Brimstone" and "Honey for the Prince" (in which Emma performed the

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and climaxed with Emma being dressed in a skimpy corset costume with spiked collar and high-heeled boots to become the Queen of Sin, and being attacked with a whip by guest star

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In her fourth episode, "Death at Bargain Prices," Mrs. Emma Peel takes an undercover job at a department store. Her uniform for promoting space-age toys is an elaborate leather

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and six- and seven-episode serials under Dennis Folbigge, of approximately 15 minutes each (including adverts) and stripped across the week, Monday-Friday, on Springbok Radio.

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comic from issue #52, dated 29 January 1966, to issue #63, dated 16 April 1966. This had featured the adventures of 14-year-old Emma Knight and was run concurrent with the

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consider the last eight episodes produced after the break as constituting a short series six, and therefore count seven series in total. Within the internal production of

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novels in the UK, Berkley Medallion continued publishing original novels of their own: one featuring Peel and four featuring Tara King for the US market only; three by

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Avengers strips and the 1966 Avengers comic and a few comic strips from the Annuals have been translated and published in Germany, the Netherlands, France, and Chile.

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in Elstree. The use of film, rather than the videotape of the earlier episodes, was essential, because British 405-line video was technically incompatible with the US

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the popular paper for girls. Its run ended in issue #224, dated 2 June 1967, with art by Emilio Frejo and Juan Gonzalez Alacrojo – this run consisted of 8 serials.

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were not broadcast on television in the United States. The American ABC purchased the rights to broadcast seasons 4 and 5 in the United States in 1965. The sale of

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to United States television prompted a change in production style from the 405-line British multi-camera stand to the single-camera shooting method, originated on

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hardback Annuals for 1967, 1968 and 1969, which also featured original Avengers comic strips featuring Steed, Emma Peel, and Tara King, as well as text stories.

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before Steed does. It was fixed by having a character ask Steed 'What took you so long?', to which he replies 'I came the pretty way'. "You can only do that on

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The series parodied its American contemporaries with episodes such as "The Girl From AUNTIE", "Mission... Highly Improbable" and "The Winged Avenger" (spoofing

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followed by an onstage interview with Diana Rigg, during which she discussed her reasons for leaving the show and Patrick Macnee's reaction to her departure.

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Diana Rigg's stunt double was stuntwoman Cyd Child, though stuntman Peter Elliot doubled for Diana Rigg in a stunt dive in "The Bird Who Knew Too Much".

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Brian Clemens and Albert Fennell decided to film a new episode to introduce Tara King. This, the third episode filmed for the sixth series, was titled "

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debuted on TV, the Tara & Steed strip continued until issue #1077, dated 5 August 1972. This run consisted of 28 serials plus a 4-page one-off in

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The cars used in the series became almost as famous as the actors. From the 4th series on, Steed's signature cars were six vintage, green 1926–1928

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The first episode broadcast in the second series introduced the partner who would change the show into the format for which it is most remembered.

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champagne, in which Thorson and Macnee reprised their roles. The advertisement's success spurred financing interest in France for new episodes of

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producer John Bryce left, Clemens and Fennell returned as co-producers; early episodes also credit Julian Wintle as consultant to the series and

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Small references to Steed's background were occasionally made. In the Series 3 episode "Death of a Batman," it was said that Steed was with

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During the Gale era, Steed was transformed from a rugged trenchcoat-wearing agent into the stereotypical English gentleman, complete with

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featured all of Steed's partners (David Keel, Cathy Gale, Emma Peel and Tara King) with the exception of Venus Smith and Dr Martin King.

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American censors objected to some content, in particular the episode "A Touch of Brimstone", which featured a modern-day version of the

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Venus Smith did not return for the third series, and Cathy Gale became Steed's only regular partner. The series established a level of

630:), the nurse and receptionist who replaced the slain Peggy. Carol assisted Dr. Keel and Steed in cases, and in at least one episode (" 5058: 1685: 1676:

as the first people to show kung fu on television. Later he became a prolific television director. Joe Dunne took over for series 6.

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that Brian Clemens had written.) Diana Rigg's screen test with Patrick Macnee showed that the two immediately worked well together.

3034: 497: 3001: 1386:... we took them all. The film buffs used to love it. There were always lines in it that people knew what we were talking about". 4625: 3757: 2971: 2011:], because it was too violent". Austin goes on to explain that US television follows a "different code". Austin said that on 3990: 1633:

The production team changed during the series' long run, particularly between the third and fourth series, but the influence of

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Only three complete episodes from the show's first series, plus a portion of another episode, are known to exist, as 16mm film

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squadron. Since the ties he wears are either cavalry or old school, it is apparent that he has attended a number of leading

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was felt throughout. He wrote the second episode and became the series' most prolific scriptwriter. Succeeding producers

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mini-coats and accessories, and a silver ensemble comprising a bra bodice, low-slung trousers and jacket. She represents

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Although telerecordings of the second and third series were seen in Canada as early as 1963, the first two series of

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When Diana Rigg joined the series in 1965, the opening credits of the series were redesigned and new theme music by

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was marked by different eras as co-stars came and went. The only constant was John Steed, played by Patrick Macnee.

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In the UK, where hardback annuals are traditionally produced for sale at Christmas, The Avengers first appeared in

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became the fight arranger for series 4 and 5, introducing kung fu to the series. Ray Austin had been training with

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check out a televised drama featuring the relatively unknown Diana Rigg. (She had earlier guested in an episode of

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Death") was released in July 2014. Volume Three, containing the next four stories, was released in January 2015.

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expressed the opinion that the show's violence ultimately harmed its popular success in the United States. There

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issue 412, 20 September 1963, page 4, Inside Story Of The Avengers: Brief For Murder!, Crime Reporter, England"

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The sustained popularity of the Tara King episodes in France led to a 1975 French television advertisement for

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was introduced. This was based on a previously released title on LP, called "The Shake" (which capitalised on "

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television series, created in 1961, that ran for 161 episodes until 1969. It initially focused on David Keel (

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as Dr David Keel, and Lucy Briggs-Owen as Carol Wilson. The stories are adapted for audio by John Dorney.

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and a two-part story, in issues #2 & #3, "A Deadly Rainbow" by Anne Caulfield; both strips had art by

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accepted. Put him in a crowd and he sticks out like a sore thumb! Let's face it, with normal people he's

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at one point being considered a front-runner for the role of Steed. Ultimately, the 1998 film, starring

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reprinted this series in six issues in early 2012, and later published a new ongoing series written by

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Laurie Johnson subsequently collaborated with Brian Clemens on other projects, including the theme for

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into the fight scenes and credit sequences. Ray Austin, Diana Rigg and Chee Soo were later awarded a

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and says to the audience "They'll be back!", before adding in shock "They're unchaperoned up there!"

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Dave Rogers, "The Complete Avengers: The Full Story of Britain's Smash Crime-Fighting Team!", 1989,

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A stage adaptation was produced in Britain in 1971, written by TV series veterans Brian Clemens and

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and Caleb Monroe which lasted 12 issues. Boom! subsequently announced a six-issue follow-up series,

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glasses in hand, accidentally launching themselves into orbit aboard a rocket, as Mother breaks the

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On 18 January 2024, it was announced that Mickey Down and Konrad Kay were developing a reboot for

434:(1976–1977), with Patrick Macnee returning as John Steed, and two new partners. In 2004 and 2007, 4865: 4777: 4709: 4667: 4376: 4302: 2419: 1171: 616: 600: 471: 399: 63: 2860:

to produce full-cast audio productions of 12 lost first season episodes. The main cast includes

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on 99.5 FM, from 1977 to the early 1990s, and are currently being transmitted on Miami station

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off-air recordings made by John Wright in 1972. Also, the first three episodes of a remake of

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did not last long, viewers praised Ian Hendry, and ABC Television cast him in its new series

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became the producer of the 4th series with Brian Clemens credited as associate producer and

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videotape format. Filmed productions were standard on US prime-time television at the time.

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by Dave Rogers (Boxtree Ltd., in Great Britain, 1989; St. Martin's Press, in America, 1989)

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by Peter Leslie entitled "What's a Ghoul Like You Doing in a Place Like This?" appeared in

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in 1945. In the Series 4 episode "The Hour That Never Was," Steed attends a reunion of his

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For this series the government official who gave Steed his orders was depicted on screen.

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other roles.) In one episode, "Killer", Steed is paired with Lady Diana Forbes Blakeney (

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After more than 60 actresses had been auditioned, the first choice to play the role was

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Medallion Books reprinted these in the United States. After Panther stopped publishing

1303: 1183: 983: 979: 931: 877:". Honor Blackman also carried a pistol in "Killer Whale". Some of the clothes seen in 874: 816: 417: 219: 3761: 1326:, introduced in "The Forget-Me-Knot," is a man in a wheelchair. The role was taken by 4723: 4576: 4516: 4104: 4080:

Two Against the Underworld: The Collected Unauthorised Guide to The Avengers Series 1

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published a 68-page Avengers comic featuring Steed & Peel, with original art by

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Bowler Hats and Kinky Boots: The Unofficial and Unauthorised Guide to the Avengers

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suddenly appeared (usually in her apartment). The series also introduced a comic

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The US deal meant that the producers could afford to start shooting the series on

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played police surgeon Geoffrey Brent, from September through December 1960. While

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The series screened as one-hour episodes for its entire run. The first episode, "

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A radio series was transmitted between 6 December 1971 and 28 December 1973 on

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as villainess Madame Gerda. All three had guest roles in the original series.

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imprint; it featured a three-part story, "The Golden Game" in issues #1–3, by

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Recuperation of Cats—PURRR—led by characters named Cheshire, Manx and Angora.

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for colour series at that time), followed by Steed unwrapping the foil from a

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outfit of corset, laced boots and spiked collar to become the "Queen of Sin".

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by Alain Carrazé and Jean-Luc Putheaud, with Alex J. Gearns (Bay Books, 1998)

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The Complete Avengers: The Full Story of Britain's Smash Crime-Fighting Team!

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was given a late timeslot due to its violence: "They did that with the first

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the last eight episodes were considered to be a continuation of series five.

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films of the 1970s would make use of a similar gimmick for Bond's briefings.

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lists a set for every Steed/Emma Peel episode except "The Forget-Me-Knot").

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between Steed and Cathy Gale, but the writers were not allowed to go beyond

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Stapleford Miniature Railway Leics, location of the "Grave diggers" episode

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from 14 September 1963 to 9 May 1964 (and later in 1964, re-printed in the

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was played by Steed's regular stunt double, with bowler hat and umbrella).

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by Paul Cornell, Martin Day and Keith Topping (London: Virgin Books, 1998)

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because the rights to the names "Avengers" and "New Avengers" are held by

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based upon the series circulated during the 1960s, 1980s and 1990s, with

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by Alan Hayes, Richard McGinlay, Alys Hayes (London: Hidden Tiger, 2017)

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by Dave Rogers (ITV Books in association with Michael Joseph Ltd., 1983)

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had been offered an opportunity to helm a new series, but had declined.

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Emma Peel and John Steed were seen among the crowd in a bar scene in

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in issue #720, dated 2 October 1965, beginning after the TV debut of

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A four volume fan fiction set produced in Australia but authorised.

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here , with Diana Rigg. They put us on at 11:30 pm on CBS [

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husband, Peter Peel, was found alive and rescued, and she left the

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was shown in more than 90 countries. ITV produced a sequel series,

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format (with the same covers) to coincide with the release of the

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occasionally appeared in a silver Rolls-Royce. Tara King drove an

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The transfer to film meant that episodes would be shot using the

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The Avengers Blog, Department of Media, University of Chichester

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is littered with oblique references to events and characters in

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TV Guide Names the Top Cult Shows Ever – Today's News: Our Take

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was brought in to design a new wardrobe for Macnee. In the US,

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John Bates minidress, 1965. Based on a design for Emma Peel in

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in early 1993, otherwise mostly consisting of Gale episodes).

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weird, because they knew there weren't going to be any more".

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The Avengers: A Celebration: 50 Years of a Television Classic

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by Patrick Macnee and Dave Rogers (New York: TV Books, 1997).

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John Steed: An Authorized Biography Vol. 1: Jealous in Honour

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After one filmed series (of 26 episodes) in black and white,

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for the BBC, never received screen credit as the creator of

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On 25 October 2015, to mark 50 years of Emma Peel, the BFI (

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The missing television episodes were recreated for audio by

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about to hit John Steed when Emma Peel shows up behind him.

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The Avengers Dossier: The Unauthorised and Unofficial Guide

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by Michael Richardson (London: Telos Publishing Ltd, 2014)

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page), which included two newly coloured and reformatted

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Owing to a professional commitment to score for the film

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Patrick Macnee and Diana Rigg remained lifelong friends.

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by Michael Scott Phillips (Atlanta: GR|OWL Books, 2018).

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The Avengers: Episode Guide to Season 4 Dissolute.com.au

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The first UK Avengers comic strips, featuring Steed and

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The other regular in the first series was Carol Wilson (

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Quite, Quite Fantastic! The Avengers for Modern Viewers

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The Avengers Dossier: The Definitive Unauthorised Guide

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Film location plate presented by ABC Weekend TV to the

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List of The Avengers and The New Avengers cast members

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became one of the first British series to be aired on

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by Dave Rogers (Boxtree Ltd., in Great Britain, 1995)

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Currently only 19 complete serials survive, all from

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The 1961 series featured a jazz-influenced theme by

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Peel episodes were rewrites of Cathy Gale episodes.

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Television shows shot at Associated British Studios

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"Season Five Episode Guide". 3801:The Avengers Illustrated comic strip info 3660: 3558:"The Avengers Forever: Avenging Vehicles" 3504:"The Avengers Forever: Avenging Vehicles" 3468:"The Avengers Forever: Avenging Vehicles" 3123:"BFI Screenonline: Police Surgeon (1960)" 2426:Steed and Mrs Peel comic strips began in 2360:, Julie Kaewert, 1998 (film novelisation) 1993:The series' stunt man and stunt arranger 1686:List of The Avengers (TV series) episodes 1208: 905: 690: 545:Learn how and when to remove this message 5029:Black-and-white British television shows 3421:Peel, John. "Dennis Spooner Interview". 3405:Peel, John. "Dennis Spooner Interview". 3293: 3209:Peel, John. "Dennis Spooner Interview". 3041:. British Film Institute. Archived from 3008:. British Film Institute. Archived from 2978:. British Film Institute. 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