The Avengers International Fan Forum

Thank you for sharing the pictures of Steed's car! It still looks good.

I'd say Castle De'ath or, The Living Dead , as ghosts, real or imagined, are central to the plot of both. I concur. These are both awesome for spooky atmosphere. BTW my FIRST Avengers episode was The Living Dead and it made me fall in love with the show (and my beloved Emma) immediately. I'll never...

Oh I would definitely spend time with my beloved Emma. I'm not really sure what we would do. Probably tour around avengerland- I would definitely want to see the bridge at Tykes water lake. Then make stops at some of the more notable houses and buildings where things happened. We would end our day a...

Gor Blimey! I've started a debate about pretend politics with my praising one episode of the show! Time for me to go see auntie Maud.

Has everyone overlooked that Steed collects classic cars? How many Bentleys does he own?

Johnny O wrote:I'd love to take a stroll down Mackiedockie Street.

Yes yes! That's where I would want to go to. If they ever were to build an "Avengers" museum, they would have to build a re-creation of this set inside of it. OH, I can dream about it, I guess!

The completely unexpected opening scene - a shapeless black plastic 'apparition' emerging from the sea, out of which blithely steps an archetypal english gentleman, who then casually makes a throwaway remark about the weather before strolling away amongst the dunes - no explanation, completely unde...

I've got a soft spot for "A funny thing happened on the way to the station". The whole concept of a gang of spies running a railroad is interesting to begin with. One of the most charming characters in the episode is John Laurie's character (the guy living in the signal box). And one of th...

I usually watch one episode late in the evening after the kids are in bed. I have a cup of soup and some crackers whilst I enjoy the episode. It's hard to watch more than one at a time because it doesn't let it "soak in" as well.

Areal cottage from "Never, Never Say Die"

...and I love how talking with a foreign accent rather than talking in a foreign language can make you understood on the radio! Hilarious!