1 of the iconic British TV shows of the 60s featuring the 1 & only Diana Rigg/Emma Peel
The Avengers was one of England’s best quirky secret agent-mystery series of the 1960s. It and its contemporaries like The Prisoner and Dr. Who helped define a decade of British TV.<br /><br />The show had many female co-stars such as Honor Blackman who is best known for her role as Pussy Galore in James Bond’s Goldfinger. However the most famous and iconic was Diana Rigg as Mrs. Emma Peele. She entered the series in 1965 during Season 4. This collection has all of her episodes over the two seasons she appeared in the show.<br /><br />Peele built on what Blackman started and took it to another level. That was a woman who was not only the equal of her co-worker John Steed (Patrick Macnee) but often exceeded him in many topics such as art and science. She was also an expert fighter. Finally, she engenders a lot of nostalgia for the 1960s. Peele always wore hip mod outfits, some of which are quite sexy, while also maintaining the leather suits that Blackman first started wearing. The producers also made sure to always put Peele and Steed in some of the newest sports cars of the time such as a Lotus Elan.<br /><br />The first episode “The Town of No Return” was an example of the writing the show was known for. It starts with a man coming out of the ocean in a plastic bag, which he then peels off to reveal a British gentleman with an umbrella. He walks up to a fisherman like nothing happened and asked where Little Bazeley was and walks off. John Steed (Patrick Macnee) and Rigg are sent to investigate.<br /><br />The first season with Peele was actually quite like the previous one with Blackman. Steed and Peele were faced with a series of challenges that were a bit quirky, but were still rooted in plausibility. The second season together the writers and producers began experimenting more with the absurd, and the show was much better for it. Thus the stories began to switch from spies and enemies of the state to deranged comic book artists, ghost stories, robots, crazed actors, to bouncy balls that turn British officials into infants.<br /><br />I do have one major issue. That’s the fact that there is no “Play All” option on the first volume of the collection, which includes 8 discs. You have to hit play after each episode. That might seem minor, but with SOOO many episodes it gets to be a chore quickly. Fortunately the play all feature is included in the second volume of DVDs.
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