| The Morning After |
Brigadier Hansing |
Disgruntled British Army officer Hansing plans to take over the
country by faking a terrorist bomb, requiring the evacuation of
London and the disarming of the device - but he is in fact
installing his own nuclear device, supplied by Eastern Bloc insurgents.
His brigade rampage through town, summarily executing anyone they find
on the streets, but they hadn't expected that Steed and Tara would
have slept through the evacuation order and would be on hand to stop
his plan when some journalists uncover the truth.
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Sergeant Hearn |
Major Parsons (Gregor Parninski) |
Guard |
Guard |
Guard |
Guard |
Sergeant |
Corporal |
Private |
Private |
Private |
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| The Curious Case of the Countless Clues |
Earle |
The villainous Earle, Stanley and Gardiner (hur, hur) blackmail society
bigwigs, and frame them for murders if they don't come across with the goods
- they get a bit confused, though, and often frame them while blackmailing
them, but it's an enjoyable romp nonetheless.
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Gardiner |
Stanley |
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| Wish You Were Here |
Maxwell |
Parker |
Kendrick |
Mellor |
Vickers |
The staff of a large country retreat in a village atmosphere
trap people at the hotel so they can never leave in a pastiche
of McGoohan's "The Prisoner" - business partners and secret
agents can hire the hotelier to keep people against their will,
and dispose of them if need be too.
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Brevitt |
Miss Craven |
Mr. Maple |
Attractive Girl |
Busboy |
Busboy |
Waiter |
Waiter |
Maid |
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| Stay Tuned |
Proctor |
The hypnotic Kreer brainwashes Steed so he can't see Proctor, who
follows him around, occassionally thumping him in an attempt to
unhinge Steed and destroy confidence in British Security. We've seen
it all before...
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Lisa |
Wilks |
Kreer |
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| Take Me to Your Leader |
Colonel Stonehouse |
MI5 commander, Colonel Stonehouse, has sour grapes about Mother being higher up
the security services than he, so turns traitor in order to frame Mother for
treason. He devises a secure breifcase and courier network which he contrives
to lead to Mother's office, but it's all a bit too complex to actually work
and his plans are lost in transit when the case is intercepted by the
Avengers.
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Captain Tim |
Cavell |
Audrey Long |
Sally Graham |
Shepherd |
Howard Trent |
Condon |
Holland |
Williams |
Jackson |
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| Fog |
Mark Travers |
Devotee of the 'Gaslight Ghoul' and munitions trader Mark Travers plotted
to destroy yet another world peace conference, thereby guaranteeing his
profits, by killing off the delegates under the guise of the Victorian
mass murderer, the 'Gaslight Ghoul' in this Holmesian telling of the
Jack the Ripper case.
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| Homicide and Old Lace |
Dunbar |
A confused plot about an international crime syndicate coercing
a gormless military officer, in charge of protecting the nation's
treasures in the event of war so they can steal them is made more
confused by later producers trying to salvage footage from a canned
episode. Let's just move on, shall we?
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Fuller |
Freddie Cartwright |
Jackson |
Osaka |
African delegate |
USSR delegate |
Kruger |
Rossi |
Taxi Driver |
Ngushu |
Jeweller |
Thug (Wilson) |
Thug |
Thug |
Thug |
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| Love All |
Martha |
Nigwel Bromfield comes up with a plan to steal goverment secrets from
top bureaucrat by causing them to fall in love with their char lady -
actually one of his band, a young woman called Martha, and we're led
on a riotous journey through the purple prose and sweet nothings of
a Cartlandesque romance.
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Nigel Bromfield |
Thelma |
Athene |
Bellchamber |
Freeman |
Metcalfe |
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