Oh my, the memories! When I was a child living in Germany for a spell.( My Dad Was a US Army Helocopter Pilot.) We had very few options for telvision that were broadcast in English at that point in technological time. The Avengers was my fovorite TV show. Emma Peel was my first crush for sure. Dianna Rig was really something.
@@kirstythewitch Hey Kirsty 💙. Cheers it's been fun, the response has been overwhelming! I might have to slow down though( my Partner has given me a Yellow Card my OCD is surfacing) I'm up to 30 something videos and they take ages to do ( ignore the first half dozen they are pretty rough. Still teaching myself) 👍
Hi Doug. Very well done. But I preferred Diana Riggs black and white series. Maybe it's because it is b&w, but I find the stories better, with a bit more of an edge. That's the Sixties to me. Whereas the colour episodes always seemed a bit too flippant and feeble by comparison.
@@nevillewatkins4997 Hey Neville cheers mate👍. I totally agree I've been rewatching The Avengers and those black and white episodes are magic. Particularly The House that Jack Built. It had me enthralled as a kid and still does my head in watching it now. It's like watching someone's nightmare. The Cybernauts scared the crap out of me. That whipping sound they made when they struck. Of course A Touch of Brimstone 👌
@@dougsims4242 I'll see your House that Jack Built and raise you The 13th Hole, The Hour that Never Was and Death at Bargain Prices. 😄 I mean golf balls were lethal and department stores were sinister places. Such imaginative story telling, and all gone today. It's a huge pity. Oh, for happier times.
