The Avengers International Fan Forum

When I corresponded with Liz a few years ago, I very much got the impression that the set up and production schedule for "The Avengers" simply didn't allow for cast input and didn't allow for collaboration. By comparison, if you take a look at her in Granada's amazing and extraordinary &qu...

Ah! No! These codes! The designation isn't entirely a date code. They're project codes within a year and they all relate to 'E' for Elstree Studios (i.e. ABPC). The next two digits - '64' or '66' - is the year in which the project/series starts production; the Tara King episodes have the root code ...

Hope you have a lot of fun here. :)

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Andrew

Always nice to know that people are still going to the locations used in the series and having so much fun doing so. :)

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Andrew

Glad you all liked the pics 😀.... I am aware not everyone is so close to such a location. Plus the limited times of the year it is open to the public. My wife and I have been lucky enough to get along there for the open days a few times over the years, and it really is a lovely place to visit. Glad...

dissolute wrote: ↑Thu Feb 22, 2024 4:14 am Ah, thank you, that's very helpful!

Happy to help. Took me a while to fathom it out...

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Andrew

Are they the only pictures of the script? It says "Julian Wintle" at the top, must have been the producer's copy of the script. Episode 31 is correct as it was E.66.6.5 in the paperwork, and there had been 26 episodes in series 4 (designated E.64.10.1-26) Episodes were numbered from the s...

Brian Clemens' famous quote about "thicker cardboard" springs to mind :) Yes! Quite! :) The more I think about it... the more I think he put that very well. Because it's not real relationships - like you'd have in a taped drama like "The Sandbaggers" or anything... but it is a d...

As do I. Although my watching history of the series over 40 years does not go prior to season 4… I still love to see how the characters, film style, sets and wardrobe evolve… especially when viewed in production order. I love that season 4 is so different to season 5 and likewise season 6, after it...

It's in that rather interesting period where the show's just gone to film... but the scripts are still written at times as if for tape. As such, you get a rather tight, studio-heavy script… Well observed Bless you Rob. I find the points of transition fascinating. One of my regrets - I suppose - is ...