Episode 16 - Who's Who???

Subject	0-5	Subject	0-5	Subject	0-5	Subject	0-5
Direction		Music		Humour		Intro & tag
Mastermind		Plot		Emma		Set Design
Overall (0-10)	Joseph	Well, what can I say! My opinion of this episode has improved remarkably. It is not good enough to rank as one of the episodes I really like, but it is certainly better than something like You Have Just Been Murdered. What puts me off is Patricia Haines' hair, the terrible, terrible main theme, the lacklustre direction and some very poor sets. However, the wit is better than I first imagined, the fights are worth waiting for, and the swapping of one mind to another is very effective.
	Piers	I love Diana Rigg completely out of character - chewing gum, dancing to loud pop music and so on. The leads had a great time and it shows. And of course, there's the kiss. Freddie Jones and Patricia Haines are great, even if Freddie runs funnily.

Hooper is murdered in a warehouse by two enemy agents who plan to capture the Avengers. Steed is trapped at Hi-Limba Products and has his brain swapped with that of Basil. Basil - looking like Steed - lures Mrs Peel there and she is also switched. Lola and Basil then proceed to infiltrate Floral - a secret British department - killing bloom after bloom of the department, and drinking Steed's best champagne.
Trapped in other people's bodies, Steed and Emma are arrested by the department, then escape to find Krelmar and his machine so as to reverse the process. Switched back just before Major B forces the door, the Avengers seem still unsure who they are. It being Mr's Peel's birthday, her apartment is full of flowers from the grateful surviving agents, and Steed plans a surprise weekend in Paris... but finds that Emma has already packed.

Victim	Killer	Method	click a name to see the face
Hooper (Rose)	Basil & Lola V*	Pistols
Daffodil	Basil V*	Pistol
Poppy	Basil V*	Pistol
Pansy	Basil V*	Pistol
Cornflower	Basil? V*	Pistol? (off-camera)
Carnation	Basil? V*	Pistol? (off-camera)
Marigold	Basil V*	Pistol
Bluebell	Lola V*	Pistol