The Avengers International Fan Forum

Dandy Forsdyke wrote:Guns are regarded as phallic symbols. Whether that comes from Freud I don't know.

Q: Which episode does Emma Peel stroke the barrel of a cannon suggestively?

That was in 'Castle De'ath'.

Sue

Excellent topic to get the creative juices flowing! I have been working on a story line where Emma has a younger brother. I would use him as a catalyst to Steed and Emma's relationship. They would learn more about each others pasts by integrating him into their lives. The initial introduction would...

I was just watching 'Death On The Rocks'. In the party scene with Mrs. Gale posing as Steeds wife she says to a guest, "Do come and meet my mother-in-law. She's really quite a character!" Though she is never produced, we now have the notion that Steeds mother is alive. ( And the look on St...

Without Ian Hendry's departure from the show it's very unlikely to have gone in the direction that it did. And of course there would be no Avengers at all if they weren't looking for a vehicle to carry his talent. It's fascinating to see how fate worked out in the success of the Avengers. One could...

The fact that Emma is the one who took over Knight Industries always makes me think she was an only child, btw. Even if Sir John was liberal-minded enough to want to a daughter in charge of his company, you'd think if she had a sibling he/she would have some stake in the company, even if they weren...

Excellent topic to get the creative juices flowing! I have been working on a story line where Emma has a younger brother. I would use him as a catalyst to Steed and Emma's relationship. They would learn more about each others pasts by integrating him into their lives. The initial introduction would ...

Keeping to this high level of respect :wink: , I'm glad Ian had a good career in films. It is Patrick Macnee, however, who is a TV legend in a cult classic series. The fact he was more popular with fans, as Mona stated, is what makes him outshine Ian. And, in my opinion , Ian never rose to the expec...

Hello, MRotten, I understand your belief that when fictional characters have sex on TV, it ruins a show for you, and you feel it ruins the show. Obviously, this is not the case for everyone--Niles and Daphne getting together was About Time for me, after nearly 7 years of endless dancing about. Thei...

A quick response from yours truly: "None of our business!" The fact that things were ambiguous between the leads is what gave the show such appeal. If it had been an American show, they would have been a married couple, hopping in and out of bed in various stages of undress, with nothing ...

A quick response from yours truly: "None of our business!" The fact that things were ambiguous between the leads is what gave the show such appeal. If it had been an American show, they would have been a married couple, hopping in and out of bed in various stages of undress, with nothing ...