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Dandy Forsdyke wrote:

boo.

They look rather like the baddies in the last assignment of Sapphire and Steel.

mjhbuckeye wrote:I'd say Castle De'ath or, The Living Dead, as ghosts, real or imagined, are central to the plot of both.

Catle de'ath has my vote..still stunning..

mjhbuckeye wrote: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 forget the stoplight scene at the start where the lights tell Emma that they are needed.

I'd go with Don't Look Behind You, Fog, and Cat Amongst the Pigeons, which are three of my favourite episodes.

And five days later, Guy Fawkes Night, don't forget to watch "November Five"

Last year I watched November Five on Guy Fawkes Night. It was very atmospheric with the sound of fireworks outside and the smell of smoke and gunpowder in the air - almost made me feel like I was in Avengerland!

I've decided on Don't Look Behind You tonight ...



... and Mark Gatis' BBC4 Horror documentary. Brrrrrrr!

What about the Epic clip,
"we're waiting for you, Mrs Peel" and all the gravestones are revealed to have her name on them.

The scene from epic is spooky:
http://i772.photobucket.com/albums/yy8/ ... ipemma.png

I like the one from "Don't look behind you" in the garage, when Cathy is inside the Rolls-Royce, looking behind and discovering, that she is sitting in a hearse.

^ Spooky and sad. Looks like Steed is a ghost searching for his soulmate ...

That's a great one...
Is this Steed on the left??

Surely Warlock is the natural choice? Much as I dislike the episode and would rather not sit through it any time soon, it seems the most appropriate for Halloween.