The Avengers

In this episode of the series, Mrs Peel finds herself admitted to the harem of a Middle Eastern prince as part of an undercover operation. Alongside Steed, she probes a company that purports to turn people’s fantasies into reality, using the prince’s harem as a cover for their inquiries. The storyline follows their attempts to uncover how the firm carries out its unusual services while navigating the exotic environment. Ron Moody makes a guest appearance, adding an extra layer to the intrigue. The narrative blends espionage with the exotic setting, keeping the focus on the investigation and the unusual circumstances that draw the agents into the harem.

In this episode, Steed and Emma find themselves drawn into a puzzling case. Men who are usually dependable start behaving as though they've slipped back into childhood, confiding significant information to an elderly nanny. The pair set out to uncover why these ordinarily trustworthy individuals are regressing and what the nanny is hearing. Their investigation leads them to question the motives behind the sudden innocence and the weight of the secrets being disclosed. As they piece together the clues, Steed and Emma work to determine whether the nanny is a conduit for hidden truths or merely an unwitting participant in a strange reversal of roles.

In this episode, Steed and Emma find themselves drawn into a puzzling case. Men who are usually dependable start behaving as though they've slipped back into childhood, confiding significant information to an elderly nanny. The pair set out to uncover why these ordinarily trustworthy individuals are regressing and what the nanny is hearing. Their investigation leads them to question the motives behind the sudden innocence and the weight of the secrets being disclosed. As they piece together the clues, Steed and Emma work to determine whether the nanny is a conduit for hidden truths or merely an unwitting participant in a strange reversal of roles.

In this episode of the series, Mrs Peel finds herself admitted to the harem of a Middle Eastern prince as part of an undercover operation. Alongside Steed, she probes a company that purports to turn people’s fantasies into reality, using the prince’s harem as a cover for their inquiries. The storyline follows their attempts to uncover how the firm carries out its unusual services while navigating the exotic environment. Ron Moody makes a guest appearance, adding an extra layer to the intrigue. The narrative blends espionage with the exotic setting, keeping the focus on the investigation and the unusual circumstances that draw the agents into the harem.

In this episode of the series, Mrs Peel finds herself admitted to the harem of a Middle Eastern prince as part of an undercover operation. Alongside Steed, she probes a company that purports to turn people’s fantasies into reality, using the prince’s harem as a cover for their inquiries. The storyline follows their attempts to uncover how the firm carries out its unusual services while navigating the exotic environment. Ron Moody makes a guest appearance, adding an extra layer to the intrigue. The narrative blends espionage with the exotic setting, keeping the focus on the investigation and the unusual circumstances that draw the agents into the harem.

In this episode the pair set about probing a series of killings, soon uncovering that a cut‑throat entrepreneur is behind the bloodshed, eliminating his competitors one by one. Their sleuthing leads them through a maze of clues as they piece together the businessman’s ruthless campaign. Set against shadowy streets and smoky offices, the investigation reveals a web of intimidation and betrayal, and as the duo closes in the tension mounts, exposing the gap between the businessman’s polished façade and his lethal methods. The story carries the classic, slightly nostalgic feel of vintage adventures, with Patrick Macnee and Diana Rigg delivering the investigative duo’s performance.

In this episode the pair set about probing a series of killings, soon uncovering that a cut‑throat entrepreneur is behind the bloodshed, eliminating his competitors one by one. Their sleuthing leads them through a maze of clues as they piece together the businessman’s ruthless campaign. Set against shadowy streets and smoky offices, the investigation reveals a web of intimidation and betrayal, and as the duo closes in the tension mounts, exposing the gap between the businessman’s polished façade and his lethal methods. The story carries the classic, slightly nostalgic feel of vintage adventures, with Patrick Macnee and Diana Rigg delivering the investigative duo’s performance.

Emma is lured into the grand, foreboding mansion owned by an elderly bridge expert, the building’s imposing façade and mysterious aura compelling her to step inside. Once within its walls, she quickly discovers that she must cope on her own, as Steed is back at their residence, occupied with a sprained ankle and unable to lend his usual assistance. Stripped of his support, Emma is forced to depend entirely on her own wits and determination to navigate the challenges that the old man’s expansive home presents. The silent corridors echo with the weight of years, and each heavy door seems to test her resolve.

Emma is lured into the grand, foreboding mansion owned by an elderly bridge expert, the building’s imposing façade and mysterious aura compelling her to step inside. Once within its walls, she quickly discovers that she must cope on her own, as Steed is back at their residence, occupied with a sprained ankle and unable to lend his usual assistance. Stripped of his support, Emma is forced to depend entirely on her own wits and determination to navigate the challenges that the old man’s expansive home presents. The silent corridors echo with the weight of years, and each heavy door seems to test her resolve.

In this episode the pair set about probing a series of killings, soon uncovering that a cut‑throat entrepreneur is behind the bloodshed, eliminating his competitors one by one. Their sleuthing leads them through a maze of clues as they piece together the businessman’s ruthless campaign. Set against shadowy streets and smoky offices, the investigation reveals a web of intimidation and betrayal, and as the duo closes in the tension mounts, exposing the gap between the businessman’s polished façade and his lethal methods. The story carries the classic, slightly nostalgic feel of vintage adventures, with Patrick Macnee and Diana Rigg delivering the investigative duo’s performance.

In this episode the pair set about probing a series of killings, soon uncovering that a cut‑throat entrepreneur is behind the bloodshed, eliminating his competitors one by one. Their sleuthing leads them through a maze of clues as they piece together the businessman’s ruthless campaign. Set against shadowy streets and smoky offices, the investigation reveals a web of intimidation and betrayal, and as the duo closes in the tension mounts, exposing the gap between the businessman’s polished façade and his lethal methods. The story carries the classic, slightly nostalgic feel of vintage adventures, with Patrick Macnee and Diana Rigg delivering the investigative duo’s performance.

In this instalment of the series, a scientist who has gone off his rocker constructs a machine capable of travelling through time. The pair of agents, John Steed and his partner Mrs Peel, intervene and demonstrate why his reckless experiment is misguided, aiming to steer him away from the dangerous consequences of his invention. The episode stars Patrick Macnee as Steed and Diana Rigg as Mrs Peel, with Peter Bowles appearing as the unhinged scientist. The contraption threatens to upset the natural order, prompting the agents to act swiftly and with authority. Their calm resolve ultimately convinces him to halt the experiment.

In this instalment of the series, a scientist who has gone off his rocker constructs a machine capable of travelling through time. The pair of agents, John Steed and his partner Mrs Peel, intervene and demonstrate why his reckless experiment is misguided, aiming to steer him away from the dangerous consequences of his invention. The episode stars Patrick Macnee as Steed and Diana Rigg as Mrs Peel, with Peter Bowles appearing as the unhinged scientist. The contraption threatens to upset the natural order, prompting the agents to act swiftly and with authority. Their calm resolve ultimately convinces him to halt the experiment.

In this episode, enemy agents use a device that lets them shift their minds into Steed and Mrs Peel. Once possessed, the pair act oddly, putting them at odds with their duties. Their strange behaviour raises alarms within the security services, as they become a potential danger to national security. The story follows the consequences of this mind‑swap, showing how the infiltrators' manipulation turns two trusted agents into a serious threat. The transfer device, a compact apparatus, allows the agents to commandeer the bodies without leaving any physical trace. As the swapped agents behave unpredictably, their colleagues notice lapses in protocol and uncharacteristic decisions, prompting an urgent investigation.

In this episode, enemy agents use a device that lets them shift their minds into Steed and Mrs Peel. Once possessed, the pair act oddly, putting them at odds with their duties. Their strange behaviour raises alarms within the security services, as they become a potential danger to national security. The story follows the consequences of this mind‑swap, showing how the infiltrators' manipulation turns two trusted agents into a serious threat. The transfer device, a compact apparatus, allows the agents to commandeer the bodies without leaving any physical trace. As the swapped agents behave unpredictably, their colleagues notice lapses in protocol and uncharacteristic decisions, prompting an urgent investigation.

In this instalment of the series, a scientist who has gone off his rocker constructs a machine capable of travelling through time. The pair of agents, John Steed and his partner Mrs Peel, intervene and demonstrate why his reckless experiment is misguided, aiming to steer him away from the dangerous consequences of his invention. The episode stars Patrick Macnee as Steed and Diana Rigg as Mrs Peel, with Peter Bowles appearing as the unhinged scientist. The contraption threatens to upset the natural order, prompting the agents to act swiftly and with authority. Their calm resolve ultimately convinces him to halt the experiment.

In this instalment of the series, a scientist who has gone off his rocker constructs a machine capable of travelling through time. The pair of agents, John Steed and his partner Mrs Peel, intervene and demonstrate why his reckless experiment is misguided, aiming to steer him away from the dangerous consequences of his invention. The episode stars Patrick Macnee as Steed and Diana Rigg as Mrs Peel, with Peter Bowles appearing as the unhinged scientist. The contraption threatens to upset the natural order, prompting the agents to act swiftly and with authority. Their calm resolve ultimately convinces him to halt the experiment.

In the episode, two spies manage to obtain intelligence about a concealed missile base. Their plan is to pass the information to the opposite side via a man known only as Captain Caruso. Both agents realise the data could tip the balance of power, so they’re eager to get it across quickly, trusting Caruso as their sole conduit. The exchange is intended to be swift, as any delay could expose the operation. Their success depends on Caruso’s willingness to cooperate. Steed and Mrs Peel are assigned to track down Caruso before the hand‑over occurs, hoping to stop the secret of the missile installation from being handed over. They must locate him before he disappears.

In the episode, two spies manage to obtain intelligence about a concealed missile base. Their plan is to pass the information to the opposite side via a man known only as Captain Caruso. Both agents realise the data could tip the balance of power, so they’re eager to get it across quickly, trusting Caruso as their sole conduit. The exchange is intended to be swift, as any delay could expose the operation. Their success depends on Caruso’s willingness to cooperate. Steed and Mrs Peel are assigned to track down Caruso before the hand‑over occurs, hoping to stop the secret of the missile installation from being handed over. They must locate him before he disappears.

The story follows a pair who manage to slip into an international conference, a gathering of delegates from across the globe. Within the venue, the atmosphere turns as the attendees begin to behave oddly, each one openly forecasting the moment of their own demise. Each proclamation is delivered with confidence, turning the diplomatic proceedings into a series of ominous forecasts that grip all present. The episode stars Patrick Macnee and Diana Rigg, who portray the central figures navigating this scenario. Their presence anchors the narrative as the strange predictions ripple through the conference, creating a tense and uncanny backdrop for the unfolding events. Throughout, Macnee and Rigg maintain a determined demeanor, steering the plot as the forecasts dominate conference atmosphere.

The story follows a pair who manage to slip into an international conference, a gathering of delegates from across the globe. Within the venue, the atmosphere turns as the attendees begin to behave oddly, each one openly forecasting the moment of their own demise. Each proclamation is delivered with confidence, turning the diplomatic proceedings into a series of ominous forecasts that grip all present. The episode stars Patrick Macnee and Diana Rigg, who portray the central figures navigating this scenario. Their presence anchors the narrative as the strange predictions ripple through the conference, creating a tense and uncanny backdrop for the unfolding events. Throughout, Macnee and Rigg maintain a determined demeanor, steering the plot as the forecasts dominate conference atmosphere.

In the episode, two spies manage to obtain intelligence about a concealed missile base. Their plan is to pass the information to the opposite side via a man known only as Captain Caruso. Both agents realise the data could tip the balance of power, so they’re eager to get it across quickly, trusting Caruso as their sole conduit. The exchange is intended to be swift, as any delay could expose the operation. Their success depends on Caruso’s willingness to cooperate. Steed and Mrs Peel are assigned to track down Caruso before the hand‑over occurs, hoping to stop the secret of the missile installation from being handed over. They must locate him before he disappears.

In the episode, two spies manage to obtain intelligence about a concealed missile base. Their plan is to pass the information to the opposite side via a man known only as Captain Caruso. Both agents realise the data could tip the balance of power, so they’re eager to get it across quickly, trusting Caruso as their sole conduit. The exchange is intended to be swift, as any delay could expose the operation. Their success depends on Caruso’s willingness to cooperate. Steed and Mrs Peel are assigned to track down Caruso before the hand‑over occurs, hoping to stop the secret of the missile installation from being handed over. They must locate him before he disappears.

In this episode, the pair turn their attention to a series of unsettling fatalities that have struck several astronomers. Each of the victims has been found with their flesh inexplicably turned a stark, bleached white, creating a chilling visual that underscores the oddity of the case. The duo methodically pursue clues, seeking to understand how such a peculiar transformation could have occurred to the scholars of the heavens. The instalment also marks a milestone for the series, as Jon Pertwee makes a guest appearance in what is billed as the programme’s inaugural colour broadcast, allowing the eerie whiteness of the bodies to be shown in full‑colour detail.

In this episode, the pair turn their attention to a series of unsettling fatalities that have struck several astronomers. Each of the victims has been found with their flesh inexplicably turned a stark, bleached white, creating a chilling visual that underscores the oddity of the case. The duo methodically pursue clues, seeking to understand how such a peculiar transformation could have occurred to the scholars of the heavens. The instalment also marks a milestone for the series, as Jon Pertwee makes a guest appearance in what is billed as the programme’s inaugural colour broadcast, allowing the eerie whiteness of the bodies to be shown in full‑colour detail.