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What I was getting at was that she put him down pretty easily in order to apply the scarf hold. The throw was so bollixed up because he didn't know how to fall that I couldn't put a name on it. She didn't get enough hip in to it for any of the goshi variations. She basically just laid him down. Howe...

I'm not sure there was a "good" fight by Emma. For all the hype about her studying gung-fu, Diana pretty much had zero technique, and if she ever saw the inside of a kwoon, I would be much surprised. Besides, her techniques (such as they were) were more of a karate style than a wushu (gun...

I'm not sure there was a "good" fight by Emma. For all the hype about her studying gung-fu, Diana pretty much had zero technique, and if she ever saw the inside of a kwoon, I would be much surprised. Besides, her techniques (such as they were) were more of a karate style than a wushu (gung...

guntram wrote:I agree ...homicide and old lace is Terrible!!!

Amen! It's the only episode that I refused to finish. It was either turn it off, or gouge out my eyeballs. . .

Anyone who believes Linda Thorson to be too heavy just needs to re-watch "Stay Tuned," and catch the plaid kilty outfit at the end. I'm guessing 80% of the women on the planet would envy that figure.

I discovered the Avengers when the first broadcasts were made in the U.S in 1966 whilst I was still in college. After the first episode, I was completely, irrevocably hooked. I was (and am) a rabid fan, from Cathy to Emma to Tara to Purdy. When the episodes popped up again on A&E, I watched them...