The Avengers International Fan Forum

The House that Jack Built is fairly dark. So is Epic, in a surreal way. However, Dead Men Are Dangerous would probably get my vote.

A fantastic actress, who lifted The Avengers from standard fare to the greatest show on Earth. RIP.

Many thanks for all the kind messages.

This message is to share the sad news that my father passed away this afternoon, after a long, wretched battle with Alzheimer's and Vascular Dementia. He had been very unhappy and confused for a long time. Thankfully, despite the current global lockdown, my mother was able to be there at the end and...

According to a French site, Brian Clemens once claimed that a copy of the completed Shepherd film exists but without sound. Apparently he was surprised that it had not been used as a DVD bonus. Can anyone shed any light on this? Jaz, for example?

She was great fun in Auntie and understood the spirit of the show at its artistic pinnacle. RIP.

I grew up on Servalan in Blake's 7 where she was spellbinding. I loved her performances in Man in a Suitcase. She was one of the best things in A Sense of History. Great actor and a thoughtful, fun and quirky human being who cared passionately about the natural world.

The tie shop set in 50,000 Breakfast is a wonderful example of how The Avengers in colour celebrates the Pop Art fashion of the Swinging Sixties. However, in general, shows like Man in a Suitcase were far better at showing off the Swinging Sixties with its music, fashions and dancing. The lack of or...

fabulous piece of artwork. Shame there isn't an Avengers museum in the manner of Harry Potter.

There is no doubt that the music - both theme tune and incidental - was a huge part of the success of the artistic project. Had Dankworth taken up the option of creating the film era music, it would not have worked nearly as well. Serendipity once again.