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Steven's warming up his Snakes and Ladders, Brendan's broken out his miniature infantry, and Richard's playing cat and mouse with a soldier he judged harshly but fairly 20 years ago. It's all fair Game.The Three Handed Game is an Australian commentary podcast for the 1960s television classic, The Avengers. NEXT EPISODE: The Green Unpleasant Land kicks off with the seminal Emma Peel centric episode, Murdersville.(A note to this listening in February-March 2025. This pre-empts our episode on Game, which we hope will be with you soon)Please drop us a review on Apple Podcasts, and send us your thoughts via Bluesky, Facebook, X, or by email at thethreehandedgame@gmail.com.Music CreditsFaster Does It Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
The Earth has once again fallen under the thrall of some wizened cadaverous monsters, who demand our love, our loyalty, and our uncritical acceptance of the Great Monk theory of history. And the only way to throw off their yoke is with a lot of laborious exposition. It's The Lie of the Land. Notes and links Simon quotes from the Yes, Prime Minister episode The Bishop's Gambit (1986), which discusses the Church of England's dual roles as a religion and as “part of the rich social fabric of this country”. The Doctor's broadcasts from a ship somewhere outside the five-mile limit inevitably remind several of us of an episode of The Goodies called Radio Goodies (1970), in which the trio broadcast a pirate radio station into the UK from international waters, satirising real-world events chronicled in the Richard Curtis film The Boat That Rocked (2009). We've mentioned it before: Doctor Who: The Complete History is a ninety-volume book series covering the series from 1963 to 2017, which means that this episode comes up in Volume 88. The books themselves were beautifully produced, but the series is also available digitally. Follow us Nathan is on Bluesky at @nathanbottomley.bsky.social, Brendan is at @retrobrendo.bsky.social, and James is at @ohjamessellwood.bsky.social. Simon is on X at @simonmoore72. The Flight Through Entirety theme was arranged by Cameron Lam. You can follow Flight Through Entirety on Mastodon and Bluesky, as well as on X and Facebook. Our website is at flightthroughentirety.com. Please consider rating or reviewing us on Apple Podcasts, or we'll keep goading you until you shoot us with a big gun, and then — yeah, I've got nothing. I was hoping something would develop. And more You can find links to all of the podcasts we're involved in on our podcasts page. But here's a summary of where we're up to right now. 500 Year Diary is our latest new Doctor Who podcast, going back through the history of the show and examining new themes and ideas. Its first season came out early this year, under the title New Beginnings. Check it out. It will be back for a second season early in 2025. The Second Great and Bountiful Human Empire has broadcast our hot takes on every new episode of Doctor Who since November last year, and it will be back again in 2025 for Season 2. Last week, Brendan and Bjay's gaming podcast The Bjay BJ Game Show released their latest episode, in which they discuss Lost in Play (2022), a point-and-click adventure set in the imagination of two young children. Brendan, Richard and Steven also recently released another episode of their Avengers podcast The Three Handed Game. It's the first episode of their triptych The Pop Explosion, covering a monochrome Emma Peel episode called Death at Bargain Prices, in which Steed and Mrs Peel go undercover in a London department store and discover a plot to blow up much of the city. And finally there's our Star Trek commentary podcast, Untitled Star Trek Project, featuring Nathan and friend-of-the-podcast Joe Ford. This week, we roared with laughter as Marina Sirtis turned fabulously evil in an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation called Man of the People.
This week, Tom Salinsky joins us for a World War III–adjacent chat in Madeupistan, while a global apocalypse is self-organising somewhere in Yorkshire. Also, some scary people keep trying to invite us to a free Bible study. It's The Pyramid at the End of the World. Notes and links Brendan compares Extremis to Star Trek: Voyager's Course: Oblivion, which also kills its entire regular cast. Nathan and Joe were not kind to this episode when they watched if for Untitled Star Trek Project. Tom refers to his own less-than-enthusiastic review of Extremis in a blog post from way back in 2017. Joe 90 was a Gerry and Sylvia Anderson supermarionation show from 1968–69, which stars a nine-year-old super spy who wears special glasses which contain the brain patterns of expert adults and enable him to do all of his spy stuff. James refers to Star Trek: The Next Generation's Commander William T Riker as someone who, like the monks, has a real fetish for consent. This deep cut is a reference to the Star Trek podcast The Greatest Generation, which you are only allowed to listen to after you've finished all of Untitled Star Trek Project. The Andromeda Strain is a 1969 book by Michael Crichton and a 1971 film directed by Robert Wise (The Sound of Music, Star Trek: The Motion Picture). In it, an extraterrestrial microbe gets loose in a research station and the staff need to prevent the station's nuclear self-destruct system from releasing an irradiated version of the the microbe into the environment. The Tralfamadorians are time-aware aliens who appear in a couple of Kurt Vonnegut's novels, most notably Slaughterhouse-Five (1969). Follow us Nathan is on Bluesky at @nathanbottomley.bsky.social, Brendan is at @retrobrendo.bsky.social, and James is at @ohjamessellwood.bsky.social. The Flight Through Entirety theme was arranged by Cameron Lam. Tom Salinsky's blog includes his reviews of Doctor Who from Season 5 onwards, as well as his reviews of all the 60s and 90s Star Trek series. His most recent book, Star Trek: Discovering the TV Series, covers The Original Series, The Animated Series and The Next Generation, and is available in all good book stores, as well as on Amazon. (Amazon US) (Amazon UK) (Amazon AU) You can follow Flight Through Entirety on Mastodon and Bluesky, as well as on X and Facebook. Our website is at flightthroughentirety.com. Please consider rating or reviewing us on Apple Podcasts, or we'll save you from a crisis we created and demand your eternal adoration in return. At the time that this episode was released, the Doomsday Clock was at 90 seconds to midnight, mostly thanks to the climate disaster and the involvement of nuclear powers in wars in Ukraine and Gaza. So sleep well, everyone. And more You can find links to all of the podcasts we're involved in on our podcasts page. But here's a summary of where we're up to right now. 500 Year Diary is our latest new Doctor Who podcast, going back through the history of the show and examining new themes and ideas. Its first season came out early this year, under the title New Beginnings. Check it out. It will be back for a second season early in 2025. The Second Great and Bountiful Human Empire has broadcast our hot takes on every new episode of Doctor Who since November last year, and it will be back again in 2025 for Season 2. Brendan and Bjay's gaming podcast The Bjay BJ Game Show has just released a new episode today, in which they discuss Lost in Play (2022), a point-and-click adventure set in the imagination of two young children. Brendan, Richard and Steven have also just released another episode of their Avengers podcast The Three Handed Game. It's the first episode of their triptych The Pop Explosion, covering a monochrome Emma Peel episode called Death at Bargain Prices, in which Steed and Mrs Peel go undercover in a London department store and discover a plot to blow up much of the city. And finally there's our Star Trek commentary podcast, Untitled Star Trek Project, featuring Nathan and friend-of-the-podcast Joe Ford. This week, we laughed and clapped as the crew of the USS Protostar saved the Federation in the two-part Season 1 finale of Star Trek: Prodigy.
In this episode, we spoke with author Herbie J. Piato about his latest book "One Tough Dame: The Life and Times of Diana Rigg".One Tough Dame: The Life and Career of Diana Rigg offers a sweeping portrait of the revered performer's life and career. Deemed a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire in 1994, Diana Rigg (1938–2020) initially found fame as super sleuth Mrs. Emma Peel in the 1960s BBC/ABC-TV espionage series The Avengers.
Être une femme et avoir une île dans sa vie. C'est le thème de cette 4ème saison de Murmures en partenariat avec la Fondation Carmignac et le Parc national de Port-Cros. Je suis allée à la rencontre de femmes qui entretiennent un lien particulier avec leur île. Elles sont artiste, productrice, scénariste, gardiennes de la nature… Je leur ai demandé en quoi l'île travaille leur féminité, si l'île révèle, façonne les femmes qu'elles sont devenues ? Bernard Pesce les a photographiées. De cette collaboration sont nés des portraits sonores regroupés dans cette série intitulée Archipelles, un archipel visuel et sonore qui révèle l'île en elles.Les témoignages que vous allez entendre explorent des territoires intimes tels que l'amour, le rapport au corps, au vivant, au sacré, la sauvagerie, la création, la liberté, le désir, la sensualité A travers la parole de ces femmes, se pose une question qui nous concerne tous : en quoi les lieux nous constituent, comment les endroits où l'on a grandi, où l'on a fait notre vie, par hasard ou par nécessité, contribue à construire notre identité ?Découvrez cette semaine le témoignage d'Isabelle.Isabelle est produtrice executive. L'île est entrée dans sa vie par amour. Avec Isabelle, on a parlé de lignée de femmes fortes, de voyages, des îles en général et des femmes qui les peuplent, d'eau, d'amazone, d'odeur de ciste et de poussière, d'aventurière et de tarte aux pommes, de Marilyn Monroe et de Wonder Woman, de séduction, de Ying et de Yang, d'habiter son corps, de l'île comme révélateur de couleurs, d'équilibre et d'exacerbation des sens…Références :Pain, Amour et Fantaisie de Luigi Comencini avec Gina LollobrigidaMarilyn Monroe, Jane Russel, Katharine Hepburn Personnages de fiction : Wonder Woman, Emma Peel dans Chapeau melon et bottes de cuirImpératrice Wu Zetian, seule impératrice régnante de toute l'histoire de Chine au 7ème siècle. Le visuel du podcast est une création de Mona Cara et l'habillage sonore a été réalisé par Hubert Artigue. Découvrez le portrait sonore et toutes les notes de cet entretien ici Me suivre sur instagram : https://www.instagram.com/fragile_porquerolles/ Me soutenir sur Tipeee : https://fr.tipeee.com/fragile-porquerolles-1 Vous pouvez me laisser des étoiles et un avis sur Apple Podcasts et Spotify, ça aide ! Si vous souhaitez m'envoyer un mail: fragileporquerolles@gmail.com
The Cool War continues with a trip back to Series 4, the first season featuring Diana Rigg as Emma Peel. Steven's going gaga over creme de violette, Brendan's going to a fashion show, and Richard's going to the dry cleaners over an impossible lipstick stain. But is that familiar man a caddish bon vivant or a model citizen? Find out as we discover Two's A Crowd. The Three Handed Game is an Australian commentary podcast for the 1960s television classic, The Avengers. NEXT EPISODE: The Cool War concludes in the Series 2 episode, The Decapod. Instagram: https://instagram.com/thg_podcast Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/thgpodcast.bsky.social X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/THG_Podcast Music Credits Faster Does It Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 1173, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: Historic Classifieds 1: "FSBO." this "vast region including Aleutian Islands. $7.2 million OBO". Alaska. 2: In 431 he would have jumped at the ad "Bishop needed for Celtic island. Must have shamrock". St. Patrick. 3: Situation wanted: this "ex-naval minister seeks post, nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, sweat". Winston Churchill. 4: In 1508 he may have successfully responded to "Chapel painter needed. Strong neck a must". Michelangelo. 5: In the 1660s she could have advertised, "Experienced queen seeks throne. Catholic countries only". Queen Christina of Sweden. Round 2. Category: 1995 Cars 1: This company has a new ragtop Celica. Toyota. 2: Pontiac's Sunfire replaced this other "Sun" model. the Sunbird. 3: Its new XJ6 sedan has a base price of $53,450; its XJ12, $77,250. Jaguar. 4: This Japanese automaker's Odyssey is its first minivan. Honda. 5: Its Integra LS is Consumer Reports' top recommended small car. Acura. Round 3. Category: Tough Chicks 1: Yvonne Craig on TV and Alicia Silverstone on film played this hero. Batgirl. 2: This New Zealander hung up her chakram in 2001. Lucy Lawless. 3: As this hero, Lynda Carter was in her satin tights, fighting for her rights. Wonder Woman. 4: She was played on TV by Diana Rigg and on film by Uma Thurman. Emma Peel. 5: She was a kick as Yu Shu Lien in "Crouching Tiger" and Wai Lin in "Tomorrow Never Dies". Michelle Yeoh. Round 4. Category: Comedians 1: Comic whose "trial by fire" fueled his comedy routines. Richard Pryor. 2: Michael Palin was one of "the knights who say 'Ni'" in a 1975 film by this comedy troupe. Monty Python. 3: His teaming with Dean Martin lasted 10 years - 1946 to 1956. Jerry Lewis. 4: Before he became Mork from Ork, he studied acting with John Houseman at Juilliard. Robin Williams. 5: After walking the beat with Nick Nolte, he's on his own in "Beverly Hills Cop". Eddie Murphy. Round 5. Category: Transportation In Song 1: In "The Christmas Song, "They know that Santa's on his way, he's loaded lots of toys and goodies on" this. his sleigh. 2: A hotel party inspired Steven Tyler to write, "Love In" one of these, "livin' it up when I'm goin' down". an elevator. 3: In "Dead Man's Curve" the driver of a Jaguar XK-E challenged the driver of this Chevy sports car to a drag race. a (Stingray) Corvette. 4: Day-o! This Harry Belafonte calypso favorite was featured in a raucous dinner scene in the film "Beetlejuice". the "Banana Boat" (song). 5: In "The Letter" the Box Tops didn't have "time to make the fast train", so they got a ticket on this. an airplane. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia!Special thanks to https://blog.feedspot.com/trivia_podcasts/ AI Voices used
I know what you're thinking - WTF Happened to The Avengers? Nothing, it was one of the biggest hits ever. Not so fast - we're not talking about the Marvel superhero team-up that shot the MCU into the stratosphere. Instead, we're talking about 1998's misbegotten remake of the classic British spy series, The Avengers. On paper, this should have been a great movie. The Avengers was a classic British TV series starring Patrick Macnee and Diana Rigg as super spy agents John Steed and Emma Peel. Their “will they or won't they” chemistry influenced everything from Cheers to Moonlighting, and the show still runs daily in the UK. Given that the show was always considered the best Eurospy franchise outside of James Bond, it should have turned into a massive franchise for Warner Bros. The cast was next-level, with Uma Thurman playing Emma Peel, Ralph Fiennes as John Steed, and James Bond himself, Sean Connery, as the main villain, Sir August de Wynter. So what went wrong? Just about everything, as we'll dig into in this episode of WTF Happened to this Movie.For one thing, the finished version of the film clocked in at 89 minutes, about a half hour shorter than intended. Director Jeremiah Chechik found himself saddled with a finished film that didn't make a lick of sense. Given the issues with the cut, instead of being a summer blockbuster, it was dumped to the same late-summer dumping ground we find ourselves in right now (there's a reason nothing really opens until after Labor Day). So dig in and check out this tale of the spy franchise that wasn't. For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: http://www.joblo.com
Maddy, Ryan, and Todd convened in person (!!) to watch an episode of 1960s television that has lived in infamy for Chris Claremont and all X-Men fans. The show is called The Avengers (but not *those* Avengers), and the episode is called "A Touch of Brimstone" because it's about the Hellfire Club. We discuss the incomparable Emma Peel, the inspiration for Emma Frost, as well as all of the other unexpected inspirations in this episode. Next episode: "eXit strategy," The Gifted E-mail us your feedback at themutantages@gmail.com or follow us on social media at TheMutantAges, MIDImyers and RyanPagella. If you like what you hear, please consider supporting us via patreon.com/themutantages. Thanks!
162 - The Avengers with Pete the Retailer “And there came a day unlike any other, when Earth's mightiest heroes found themselves united against a common threat.” John Steed and Emma Peel teamed up to fight an angry Scotsman with a weather machine. That's right. We're talking about the other ‘The Avengers'. Pete the Retailer from Star Wars Minute joins Travis to talk tea time, bear costumes and demand that Warner Bros #releaseTheChechikCut! Guest Plugs Star Wars MinuteABCD: TOSAlison Rosen is Your New Best Friend Discuss the episode over on the Facebook group: The Reel Comic Heroes League of Citizens Follow @ReelComicHeroes on Letterboxd Join us for our next movie review - Blade X | Instagram | Website Music from https://filmmusic.io: "Prelude and Action" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) - License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Music from https://filmmusic.io: "Deep Haze" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) - License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Intro/Outro by Matthew S Mendoza
Die aktuellen Wirtschaftsnachrichten mit Michael Weyland Thema heute: „BRAVO«-Starschnitte. Eine Sammlung von Legenden“ in der Kunst- und Kulturstiftung Opelvillen in Rüsselsheim Foto: The Beatles © Sparkassenstiftung Lüneburg Ich oute mich jetzt mal als älteren Herrn, der im April 1956 geboren wurde. Jaja, ich weiß, ich bin ein Aprilscherz. Vermutlich hat der Verlag deshalb mit der Erstauflage der BRAVO bis zum 26. August 1956 gewartet. Die Startauflage betrug 30.000 Exemplare, der Verkaufspreis 50 Pfennig. Foto: ABBA © Sparkassenstiftung Lüneburg Die damalige Jugend investierte fast ihr gesamtes, damals recht karges, Taschengeld in die Zeitschrift, im ersten Quartal 1966 erreichte die Auflage erstmals die Millionengrenze und im ersten Quartal 1991 mit 1,58 Millionen Exemplaren ihren Höchststand. Die vermutlich wichtigsten Bestandteile in all den Jahren waren Dr. Sommer als Beziehungs- und Aufklärungsratgeber und – der Starschnitt, der sicherlich auch ein gutes Marketinginstrument war. Denn je nachdem, aus wie vielen Teilen sich die lebensgroßen Poster zusammensetzten, konnte es Monate dauern, bis man den Star oder die Gruppen komplett hatte. Foto: Brigitte Bardot © Sparkassenstiftung Lüneburg Starschnitt Nr. Eins war übrigens Brigitte Bardot! Insgesamt wurden es im Laufe der Jahre 118 Starschnitte. Darunter fanden sich aus der Musikwelt Peter Kraus genauso wie Elvis Presley, natürlich waren für die einen die Beatles, für die andern die Rolling Stones dabei. Die Jüngeren wurden mit Madonna und Britney Spears bedient. Dass auch Abba dabei war, ist keine Frage. Natürlich kamen auch Sportler wie Schwimmolympiasieger Mark Spitz und „unser Boris“ vor und Filmstars wie Marylin Monroe waren dabei. Und dass Jürgen Drews einmal der König von Mallorca würde, war 1976 jedenfalls noch nicht abzusehen. 1974 war sogar die Männerfußballnationalmannschaft Starschnitt. Das wäre heute eher unvorstellbar! Foto: Madonna © Sparkassenstiftung Lüneburg Die meisten Teile hatte übrigens die Gruppe „Village People“ mit 53, da musste man ein Jahr lang Woche für Woche zum Kiosk und die brandneue BRAVO erwerben und man musste schnell sein, damit man den nächsten Teil des Puzzles garantiert bekam. Wie steht es im Pressetext? Man stelle sich vor, Suzi Quattro ohne Knie und Busen. Foto: Suzi Quattro © Sparkassenstiftung Lüneburg Insgesamt wurden 190 Personen abgebildet, davon nur 30 Frauen! Das ging heute GAR nicht mehr. Für mich war übrigens Diana Rigg alias Emma Peel das Maß der Dinge! Also um es auf den Punkt zu bringen. Der Besuch ist definitiv ein MUSS! Die Ausstellung „BRAVO«-Starschnitte. Eine Sammlung von Legenden“ ist noch bis 1. Oktober 2023 in der Kunst- und Kulturstiftung Opelvillen in Rüsselsheim zu sehen. Diesen Beitrag können Sie nachhören oder downloaden unter:
Episode 65 of the 'Round The Archives' podcast sees Martin Holmes considering 30 years of 'NYPD Blue'. Paul Chandler welcomes new voice Muffleyontour to the 'Round The Archives' team as they take a look at two black-and-white Emma Peel episodes of 'The Avengers' : 'The Hour That Never Was' and 'The House That Jack Built'. Finally, Andrew and Lisa come over all Tudor as they review 'The Shadow Of The Tower' (with some minor help from some random monarchs). That's all in Episode 65 of 'Round The Archives' starring Lisa Parker, Andrew Trowbridge, Martin Holmes, Paul Chandler and Muffleyontour. The 'Round The Archives' Cartoon and Essay collections by Martin Holmes are available on Lulu.com. If you've enjoyed this episode of 'Round The Archives', please leave us a star rating and/or review on Apple Podcasts or spread the word to your friends on Twitter.
Wer kennt noch Wickie, Miss Marple, Percy Stuart und Schlupp vom grünen Stern? Der Mutmachpodcast schwelgt hemmungslos in Nostalgie und liefert schonungslose Geständnisse bis hin zur Mini-Playback-Show: Warum Chris Norman immer geht. Cat Stevens und Shaun das Schaf. Der ewige Reiz von Tim und Struppi. Peter Lustig und Ritter Rost. Pan Tau, Kruder&Dorfmeister. Wer kennt Werner Schrader? Tommi und Annika - die Langeweiler von Pippi Langstrumpf. Wie hieß der Zauberspruch von Catweazle? Die bezaubernde Jeannie und Emma Peel. Warum „Die nackte Kanone“ mit jedem Gucken besser wird. Weshalb Quentin Tarantino und John Carpenter in allen Generationen funktionieren. Weshalb es Mike Tyson ohne Muhammad Ali nie gegeben hätte. Die Sexiness von Handballern. Plus: Mit etwas Großzügigkeit sind Eltern auch irgendwie Helden. Folge 534.
Para haber sido considerada por años como un producto de una era pretérita, como una obra simple y populista, vaya qué sorprende la forma o, mejor dicho, las formas en que Les vampires ha influido década tras década desde su estreno serializado entre fines de 1915 y principios de 1916. Realizada por Louis Feuillade a partir del gran éxito de Fantómas (1913), los diez capítulos de Los vampiros son el punto origen del modo en que llegamos a entender el cine de acción y aventuras del siglo XX y anticipan de modo fascinante nuestra actual dependencia de superhéroes y supervillanos que se persiguen sin cesar de un filme a otro. Feuillade buscaba reproducir en pantalla el frenesí y la ansiedad que generaba el folletín literario, pero en el camino descubrió unas cuantas cosas que no estaban en su plan original: la creciente obsesión por el "underground", un orden de cosas paralelo que reproduce y pervierte la realidad del mundo vigil, y el gradual reemplazo de la tradicional figura del villano (encarnado por diversos machos alfa que van sucumbiendo ante los héroes) por la inquietante presencia de Irma Vep, malhechora porfiada e irreductible (antecedente directa de Gatúbela, Modesty Blaise, Emma Peel y un cuanto hay de intrépidas enfundadas en traje de malla y látex), una sombra que va ganando en agencia, libertad y locura, hasta tragarse el filme al completo, apoyada en el indeleble rostro y presencia de Musidora, actriz inmortal. De eso y más se habla en este podcast.
Much ado about Miatas: We are joined by Bob Hall, one of the founding fathers of the original MX-5 Miata. Among the unique questions that are answered: What pricing number is considered lucky in Japan and China? Why was the original Miata priced higher than it needed to be and why did the price point help Mazda sell more of them? How did Japanese car models in particular end up on a 4 year product refresh cycle? How much cargo can you fit in an MX-5? How simplicity adds elegance and profit? All this and much more in this first of a two part episode with Bob Hall. Shameless plugs: 1978 Toyota Corollas. 1960's Lotus', maybe all of them. Emma Peel. We welcome your support via Patreon and your questions and feedback via our website.
First broadcast on FAB RADIO INTERNATIONAL at 19:00 on June 26th 2022 This week we welcome back one of our regular contributors, the encyclopaedic and telly fact-filled mind that belongs to STEVE HATCHER, who has suggested that we might want to talk about the movie spin-offs and adaptations of television series that used to feature prominently in the cinemas in the fifties, sixties, and seventies, several of which proved to be very successful, and some of which were decidedly less so. Some of these films have gone on to become the more familiar versions of series that no longer seem to get much airtime simply through their regular appearances on television over the years and decades since they were made, and for many viewers, they might even have become the definitive versions of a whole host of television favourites. Often these films were adaptations of much-loved sitcoms, but also several drama series were deemed worthy of being transferred to the big screen, in colour, sometimes featuring the original television cast, and sometimes bearing little relationship whatsoever with the source material. STEVE has picked out five dramas (as well as five sitcoms which we're going to talk about some other time), for us to talk about as specifically British examples that demonstrate the various ways in which these adaptations were achieved by the film-makers of those eras, and, whilst our conversation might touch upon a few others that spring to mind, it's those five films that we are going to mostly focus our attention on. So sit back as we mull over the most exciting colourful eccentricities of DR WHO AND THE DALEKS, the colourfully dark and compelling re-imagining of QUATERMASS AND THE PIT in the London Underground Station at Hobb's End, the strangely detached environmental disaster that prompts the DOOMWATCH team to not exactly leap into action themselves but instead nominate a proxy, the government assassin CALLAN somehow managing to revisit his own past, and the bizarre, much-truncated, late 1990s re-invention of John Steed and Mrs Emma Peel in THE AVENGERS. We might not get the time to cover all them in any great depth, so there'll be little in the way of my usual VISION ON SOUND nonsenses of the kind that point out details like the future Roj Blake turning up working at Hobb's End that I might usually start to weave the interconnectedness of all things around to intrigue you with, especially as one of those five films does actually obliquely name-check this very show, but I hope you'll enjoy this quick time-trip through some great TV shows dressed up in their best clothes for their various trips to the ROXY and the REGAL. And once we've got back to base, STEVE will return in a few weeks time for a follow-up in which we chat in much the same way about those sitcoms. PLEASE NOTE - For Copyright reasons, musical content sometimes has to be removed for the podcast edition. All the spoken word content remains (mostly) as it was in the broadcast version. Hopefully this won't spoil your enjoyment of the show.
First broadcast on FAB RADIO INTERNATIONAL at 19:00 on April 24th 2022 A little over sixty years ago, a television series began that would, in many ways, come to encapsulate a particular view of nineteen sixties Britain that never really went away. It was so popular in certain countries that this particular image of Britain and the British seems to have stuck in their minds and shaped their perception of us ever since. Or perhaps one version of it has, anyway, because THE AVENGERS, the series PAUL CHANDLER, THE SHY YETI, is joining me to talk about today, went through several incarnations – and lapel carnations – as it progressed through most of the 1960s from its grey, grimy, and gritty origins in 1961, to its colourful, almost pop-art, last hurrah in 1969, and, in many ways, could be said to almost reflect that transformational decade on screen like almost no other television series of its time. Featuring PATRICK MACNEE as John Steed, a charmingly eloquent, and dapper, spy, who wears a bowler hat sometimes cast in stainless steel, and who carries a rolled umbrella which sometimes conceals a sword, who spends his professional career dealing with diabolical master minds intent upon some fiendish, eccentric, and freedom-threatening plot, usually with the assistance of a strong, plucky woman who seems far more adept at handling the rough stuff than he could ever hope to be. CATHY GALE, EMMA PEEL, and TARA KING were those fabulous, ground-breaking, and astonishingly independent women, and were played by three actors destined to become almost as iconic as the series itself: HONOR BLACKMAN, DIANA RIGG, and LINDA THORSEN. Although those other, grittier incarnations, also featured JULIA STEVENS as VENUS SMITH, JON ROLLASON as DR MARTIN KING, and the sublime and ridiculously talented IAN HENDRY who, as DR DAVID KEEL, was there right at the start, might be the person we have to thank for the series even existing at all, but who then chose to leave to pursue other career options, leaving JOHN STEED to step into the breech, and become the calm centre around which the series would carry on though such astonishing changes, not only in the lead actors, but from the technical point of view of switching from live studio videotape, to black and white, and later colour film, and a very successful penetration into the American market. In fact, if any show could be said to demonstrate the evolution of British television in the 1960s, I think THE AVENGERS may be the one that shows it off best, so much so that anyone who watched the 1961 version would barely recognise it as the same show if they tuned in again in 1969, with MOTHER and RHONNDA adding to the cast of eccentric regulars to battle each week with the very cream of 1960s acting talent. This other brainchild of Canadian Television supremo SYDNEY NEWMAN might not be your idea of what the Britain of the 1960s was really like, but it certainly is an image that has persisted since it first aired back in 1961 as a replacement for another series featuring its main star as a police surgeon, right through to its final episode in 1969, and the series was so internationally successful that it even got a fairly successful two year reimagining in the mid-1970s featuring PURDEY and GAMBIT as played by JOANNA LUMLEY and GARETH HUNT. PAUL is unashamedly a fan of the final year featuring TARA KING, so our conversation does inevitably spend a lot of time covering that era, but we do our best to give you a broader overview on our way there. PLEASE NOTE - For Copyright reasons, musical content sometimes has to be removed for the podcast edition. All the spoken word content remains (mostly) as it was in the broadcast version. Hopefully this won't spoil your enjoyment of the show.
James Bond! Emma Peel! And Troy Tempest? Malcolm Garrett MBE talks about how pop culture shaped his early understanding of branding in a way that would impact his entire career. The influence of Supermarionation can be felt throughout his design work and throughout his artistic oeuvre. Plus, Jamie undergoes another Quick Fire Five! Richard brings all the positivity and hard questions that the Podsteron Army can muster! Chris Dale gets Random with it! Next stop? The Gerry Anderson Podcast! 01:07 Welcome to the Kinda Sweet Gerry Anderson Podcast! 03:47 FABus Factlode 09:44 Listeners Get in Touch! 17:00 The Gerry Anderson News! See links below 20:43 Podsterons Reaching Out! 29:47 Malcolm Garrett - Part 2 47:53 People at Home Tune In and Sound Off 51:44 Yup Yup it's the Randomiser with Chris Dale 1:16:01 Wrapping things up! Links Mentionedhttps://www.malcolmgarrett.com/ (Malcolm Garrett Official Site) On Twitter @malcolmgarrett and @imagesco Instagram: @beingmalcolmgarrett https://andr.sn/links (Get the Anderapp for Exclusive Badges) https://andr.sn/bfi (Gerry Anderson: A Life Uncharted at the BFI - SELLING OUT) https://andr.sn/new (UFO Comic Anthology Vol. 2 Coming Friday) https://andr.sn/new (New SHADO and Spectrum T-Shirts) https://andr.sn/TerrahawksTechTalk (Terrahawks Vehicles | Complete Technical Breakdown) Never Miss An Episodehttps://www.facebook.com/groups/403736177096059/ (Join the Podsterons Facebook group) http://gerryandersonpodcast.com/listen (Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts) https://andr.sn/randomiser (The Randomiser with Chris Dale) Help The Showhttps://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-gerry-anderson-podcast/id1396254711 (Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts) Tweet about it! Use the hashtag #GerryAndersonPodcast @ImJamieAnderson / @RichardNJames / @ChrisDalek https://my.captivate.fm/andr.sn/insiders (Join the Anderson Insiders for Extra Content) Stay In TouchEmail Podcast AT GerryAnderson.com https://andr.sn/email (Join the Email Newsletter)
This week's episode sees Caimh give his shortest ever introduction (yay!) before the smashing Phil Nichol's provides you with an aural sensation narrating the new short story, What Is and What Should Never Be. This Stranger Times story features Led Zeppelin, Scrabble, a musical quest and the Avenger's Emma Peel.
Thanks to Fantom Publishing for the following:“They keep throwing her off cliffs and things. Sometimes they hang her up by the feet and stand around cackling fiendishly. Sometimes they dip her head first in cold water. Cyd Child is the easygoing type, she doesn't take umbrage. That's her job. She's a stunt girl.” – Martin White, Evening Echo (Dec 1967).Christine Gallie is a 7th Dan who trained at the Budokwai in London, becoming the first woman to be allowed to train with the men's elite class. Amongst her many titles are European Champion and six times British Open Champion. Brian Jacks once hailed Christine as “the innovator of women's competition judo.” Christine was the first woman in this country to get 5th Dan and then 6th Dan.Under the stage name of Cyd Child, she became one of the foremost stunt performers in the UK, working on film franchises such as James Bond, Superman and The Pink Panther, as well as television classics such as The Goodies, Space: 1999 and UFO. But it is for The Avengers where she has received greatest acclaim, in her role as double for Emma Peel and Tara King, and then Purdey in The New Avengers.This autobiography is a celebration of Cyd's colourful life and her dual careers in judo and stunt performance, and contains hundreds of previously unseen photos from her personal archives. Foreword by Joanna Lumley, Brian Jacks and Elizabeth Viney.https://www.fantompublishing.co.uk/product/cyd-child-judo-the-avengers-and-me/https://linktr.ee/NeilAdamsPodcast https://linktr.ee/StuartWilliamsPodcasts
Tread Perilously enters the annual "Tread Merrily" festivities with the thoroughly British spy series The Avengers and its Christmas-infused episode, "Too Many Christmas Trees." It's the night before Christmas Eve Day and John Steed has been having disturbing dreams about a fellow in the Intelligence section, Father Christmas, and his own reflection. Emma Peel expresses some concern, but invites him to a party at the manor home of famed Charles Dickens collector Brandon Storey. Little does she realize, though, that the source of Steed's problems awaits them at the party. Will a night dressed as Sydney Carton and Oliver Twist lead to an experiment with telepathy? Justin pitches his own stylish 60s spy series with a low-key name: The Conversationalists. Erik proves to have better knowledge of Dickens than Justin. He also reveals the unlikely origins of The Avengers. The British Empire takes a beating. Geography Corner takes on a culinary tone as the pair both praise local eatery The Hat and warn against what it does to their stomachs. The Bond connection gets mentioned, as does The Avengers feature film. Justin ponders the unintentionally horrifying Father Christmas mask in the episode and the nature of the telepaths leads to "the slowest way to kill someone."
The Avengers was a classic ITV espionage series from the 1960s. It included some science-fiction elements and is often considered a “spy-fi” show. It isn't related to the Marvel Superhero franchise that has the same name. In this two-part discussion, we're talking about series four and five (1965 – 1968) featuring Patrick Macnee as John […]
The Avengers was an iconic 1960s spy series from ITV. It featured some science-fiction elements and is often considered a “spy-fi” show. In this two-part discussion, we cover series four and five (1965 – 1968) featuring Patrick Macnee as John Steed and Diana Rigg as Emma Peel. Please send us your comments, questions, requests and […]
We've been at the laughing potion again. For her birthday, Linda gets another movie she's wished to cover since we started the podcast: The Worst Witch! It's the original film, made in 1986, based on Jill Murphy's 'Worst Witch' book series. It stars Fairuza Balk (witch goddess) as Mildred, the 'worst witch'; Diana Rigg (Olenna Tyrell in GoT, Emma Peel in 'The Avengers', Ms. Collins in Last Night in Soho, a total smokeshow) as Miss Hardbroom; Charlotte Rae (Ms. Edna Garrett in 'Fact of Life') as Miss Cackle and Agatha; and Tim Curry (you know...Tim Curry) as the The Grand Wizard all the witches lust after. Listen in as we cover this childhood classic, share some behind-the-scenes information, and discuss Agatha's dubious upbringing! Meow. Meow. Meow. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Ce jour là une Auto. Cette semaine c'est une femme qui est à l'honneur : Emma Peel. Personnage fictif de la série télévisée Chapeau melon et bottes de cuir, son rôle était interprété par Diana Rigg, puis Linda Thorson et finalement Johanna Lumley. Le nom du personnage d'Emma Peel vient d'un jeu de mots avec « Man Appeal » ou « M. Appeal » (qui attire l'homme - charmeuse d'hommes), ce qui pour l'équipe de production correspondait à un des éléments requis du personnage.
After a teenage publishing career of film fandom and criticism, Sam Irvin's first professional job came on the set of Brian De Palma's The Fury. Quickly, and for the next few years, he would become De Palma's assistant and a jack of all trades on movies from Fury to Dressed to Kill, before starting his own directing career and eventually coming back to film writing. On today's episode, joined once again by Ted Haycraft, we discuss:- Irvin's early career writing about Hammer films and interviewing actors like Vincent Price and Emma Peel;- his first contact with De Palma, then casting Carrie alongside George Lucas (who was then casting Star Wars) by inviting him to a film festival at his college;- and how that led to Irvin braving a phone call asking to work on The Fury.Also:- Interacting with the established crew for The Fury's Chicago crew;- why it's difficult to see the first film one worked on objectively;- his work with a young filmmakers Mark Romanek and Keith Gordon on Fury, Home Movies, and Dressed to Kill;- how Irvin progressed this to his first short and feature films.Sam Irvin is a veteran director, producer and screenwriter for movies and television who began his career as the assistant to Brian De Palma. His directing credits include Guilty as Charged (Rod Steiger, Lauren Hutton, and Heather Graham), Out There (Bill Campbell and Billy Bob Thornton), Elvira's Haunted Hills (Elvira, Mistress of the Dark), and Fat Rose and Squeaky (Louise Fletcher and Cicely Tyson). Irvin also co-executive produced Bill Condon's Academy Award-winning motion picture, Gods and Monsters, and wrote the book, Kay Thompson: From Funny Face to Eloise. Irvin also teaches graduate courses on directing at the University of Southern California School of Cinematic arts and resides in Los Angeles.The Fury is currently streaming on Starz and available on VOD and Blu-ray.
Die (un)sichtbare Frau - Warum ich lieber Emma Peel bin und so andere Frauen empowere. Die 100-Tage-Netzwerkchallenge. Jetzt schon in der 2. Staffel! Heute mit Christine. Viel Spaß beim Zuhören! Wie netzwerkt man eigentlich, wenn man keinen Bock auf Netzwerken hat? Es fing alles mit einer völlig bescheuerten Idee kurz nach dem Aufwachen an. Nachdem wir die erste Staffel mit den Schwerpunkten Macht, Verhandeln und Sichtbarkeit in Netzwerken für unsere Coachees fertiggestellt hatten, wollten wir wissen, wie man Menschen das Netzwerken näher bringen kann, die Netzwerken hassen. Das führte zu einer 100-Tage-Schreibchallenge in einer ironisch-kritischen Schreibgruppe nach einer harmlosen Teilnahme an einer Halloween-Book-Party von Jasmins knallharter Verlegerin und dann kam eines zum anderen. Wir haben nun die 'Best Of' Beiträge aus den 100 Tagen gefiltert und für euch eine Hör-Challenge daraus gemacht. Und wir sind gespannt, wohin das noch alles führt... "Wer so tut, als bringe er die Menschen zum Nachdenken, den lieben sie. Wer sie wirklich zum Nachdenken bringt, den hassen sie." Aldous Huxley https://ctgjez.podcaster.de/cal_cast/die-52-wochen-netzwerkchallenge/ Treasure Island for Networkers! Spass am Netzwerken vermitteln! Darum geht es uns. Netzwerke werden inter- und transdisziplinär betrachtet, analysiert, bearbeitet, besprochen und geschaffen. Mit dem NetNuggets-Podcast wollen wir dieser Vielfalt gerecht werden, indem wir unterschiedliche Methoden, Formen und Beiträge innerhalb unserer Folgen wählen. Im Mittelpunkt steht dabei stets das Thema „Netzwerke“, die Auseinandersetzung erfolgt bewusst und gewollt aus verschiedenen Perspektiven, auf unterschiedlichen Ebenen und zu diversen Aspekten. Dabei gehen wir erforschend und diskursiv vor, schließlich sollen sich die NetNuggets weiterentwickeln, ganz im Sinne einer Schatzsuche nach Goldstücken. Wir erstellen so eine akustische Collage, die sich an jeden und jede richtet, die und der sich mit Aspekten von sozialen Netzwerken, deren Auf- und Ausbau sowie Analyse beschäftigen will bzw. an diesen interessiert ist. Die Folgen wechseln daher zwischen den Formaten Interviews, Blogbeiträgen und Methoden gehören. Also Schaufel und Sieb gepackt, oder in unserem Fall, Mikro und Garageband gerichtet und ab zur Nuggetssuche! Wir sind: Jasmin Döhling-Wölm. Ich bin Pädagogin und Strategie- und Netzwerkberaterin seit 1997 heute bei dem Consultinginstitut karrierekunst in Bremen. Ich habe unter anderem das Coachingtool NetQuest ® entwickelt, mit dem zum Beispiel persönliche Karrierenetzwerke ausgelotet und nutzbar gemacht werden können. Ich wirke zudem als Autorin, Keynote-Speaker und Netzwerkbotschafterin, indem ich mich mit gezielter Öffentlichkeitsarbeit für strategische Netzwerkkompetenz und Empowerment für weibliche Forschende und Lehrende einsetze. Mein Ziel mit den NetNuggets: Noch mehr Menschen die Möglichkeit zu geben, persönliche Netzwerke aktiv zu nutzen und Strukturen zivilcouragiert weiterzuentwickeln. Und darüberhinaus mit Christina die Freude am Netzwerken zu transportieren. Christina Plath: Ich bin promovierte Psychologin, Wissenschaftlerin, systemische Supervisorin und Referentin für Gleichstellung und wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin in der Zentralen Einrichtung Gleichstellung & Diversität (ZEGD) der Universität Vechta. Dort bin ich u.a. für den Transfer zwischen Forschung und Praxis zu Chancengerechtigkeit und Gleichstellung sowie für die Förderung des wissenschaftlichen Nachwuchses und damit zusammenhängenden Aspekten der Chancengerechtigkeit verantwortlich. Beruflich wie privat sind mir der Einsatz gegen unterschiedliche Formen von Diskriminierung, die chancengerechte Förderung sowie Sichtbarkeit insbesondere für den wissenschaftlichen Nachwuchs sowie das Engagement für gerechtere und kritisch-reflektiere gesellschaftliche Bedingungen und Strukturen zentrale Anliegen. Mehr zu meinen Arbeits- und Forschungsschwerpunkten findet ihr auf meiner Homepage: www.christinaplath.de Folge direkt herunterladen
For this episode of BERGCAST, we were joined by veteran novelist and screenwriter Stephen Gallagher, who chatted with us about the trajectory of his career, and the influence of Nigel Kneale on his work. In a wide-ranging conversation, we talked about how a false memory of Quatermass and the Pit haunted Stephen for years, how Hollywood treats writer-creators, what Emma Peel and Bernard Quatermass would look like as a team, and whether more screenplays should be written using the Marvel Method.
Welcome to Wibbly Wobbly Dicey Wicey - The Doctor Who RPG Podcast. This is Another Universe where we take characters from other universes, convert them to the Vortex system and see how they would fare in the Whoniverse... This time we are looking at the better half of the UK Avengers - Mrs Emma Peel of the UK TV show The Avengers. A true figure of action and adventure and amazing banter, you want to know where the Black Widow originated from? Look no further... You will find all of Emma Peel's stats etc available on the Blog, please take a look. Episode Hosts Ryan Blake and Michael Nixon of Game of Rassilon fame Subscribe and Review |Itunes|Spotify|RSS|Anchor|Breaker|Google|Overcast|Pocket Casts|Radio Public| Contact |Email|Twitter|Blog|Facebook|
Ce jour là une Auto. Cette semaine c'est une femme qui est à l'honneur : Emma Peel. Personnage fictif de la série télévisée Chapeau melon et bottes de cuir, son rôle était interprété par Diana Rigg, puis Linda Thorson et finalement Johanna Lumley. Le nom du personnage d'Emma Peel vient d'un jeu de mots avec « Man Appeal » ou « M. Appeal » (qui attire l'homme - charmeuse d'hommes), ce qui pour l'équipe de production correspondait à un des éléments requis du personnage.
Part James Bond, part Wonder Woman, The Avengers epitomized Sixties British Cool on the small screen. The infrastructure for TV broadcasting was slow to be adopted in South Africa, but they had this terrific version of The Avengers from Springbok Radio. The Avengers burst in the door of spy and super-hero adventure drama on South African radio in 1971, starring Donald Monat as John Steed, and Diane Appleby as the wonderful Emma Peel. It was based on the fine TV series, which was very popular from the start in the UK, and is an excellent example of radio's adaptation of the television medium...as it had done with movies all along.Part pop art, part super hero, and part adventure serial... This radio show has all of the excitement and intelligence of the original television hit. Donald Monat has said, "I guess I was aiming to interpret the script in the spirit of the TV series, but in my own way - as my voice is quite different to Patrick's." Patrick McNee played Steed on the original television show, and the radio format, as national TV wasn't available in South Africa until '76, was the way it was popularized there. It was produced as usually six fifteen-minute serial episodes (with space for commercials), very unlike the hour TV show with the entire adventure. The "cliff hanging" segments keep the action moving and always leading up to a thrill to be continued. The quality of production sounds great. The radio stars even caught the fever and appeared to sign autographs as Steed and Peel to promote the show! Exactly as the television show did, it features outlandish, quirky villains, mad scientists, secret organizations and off-the-wall situations. Each adventure presents the Avengers with a Gordian knot of plot twists that they almost always manage to fray with aplomb. (Part James Bond, part Wonder Woman...why not?) A quick scan of the stories give the flavor: "From Venus with Love" is a fine example, featuring a very odd organization with a hidden agenda. Another excellent adventure is "Super Secret Cypher Snatch" the title alone titillates! "Not to be Sneezed At..." are the Avengers. Such madcap multi-parted adventures with two perfectly adept and adroit Avengers is a great radio example of why the pictures in the mind are the most exciting. As for the lovely Emma Peel, you may substitute the television vision of Diana Rigg if you desire.
Hi! My name is Terry J. Aman and this installment marks my 69th episode of "VideoFuzzy," reporting the progress I've made in cataloging more than 2,900 VHS transfers and digital recordings. In this installment, titled "Belligerent Optimism," comments on "Grey's Anatomy" segue into overarching themes, and in milestone news, as of this episode I've cataloged Disc 1000 in my Classic Collection! I posted a "throwback Thursday" pic on my VideoFuzzy Facebook page of me and that disc from when I first burned it in April 2009 to when I finally cataloged it last month. Check it out! In Corrections, the release date on the next James Bond, "No Time to Die," has been pushed to next year sometime. Also, I admit to cultural appropriation at times in this production, slipping into voice and characters in my podcast, impressions and other instances. I try to limit the inappropriateness of these instances, but I am aware of them, and if something sounds wrong, please contact me. I'm always trying to do better. In Old Business, I wanted to highlight and celebrate other aspects of comedian Sarah Silverman's work, and wish her a happy 50th in December. In my Friday Night Feature, I find a strong episode of "Grey's Anatomy" on disc 976, centered on a death row inmate who is expressing contrition and a wish that his organs, scheduled for termination at the hand of the state, save a young boy in need of a liver transplant. I pulled up a past episode for some background on the story arcs this fifth-season episode, "Stairway to Heaven," resolves, closing on a stark realization for Izzy Stevens in hallucinating her late boyfriend Denny Duquette. In cross connections, I am struck by how the realities of cancer have touched, darkened, textured and destroyed lives of patients, survivors, friends and families throughout human history. My show title is from an interview by late Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who succumbed to cancer recently. I noted several storylines I'd traced in discs from this set like "Grey's Anatomy," "Nip/Tuck" and "Battlestar Galactica" and other shows in my collection, together with such high-profile losses of Ginsburg, Gwen Ifill, Richard Hatch, Eddie Van Halen and Diana Rigg. In more conventional cross connections, I look at Eric Stolz in "Grey's Anatomy," Dina Meyer in "Nip/Tuck," Gena Rowlands and Marc Vann in "Monk," Andy Richter in "Bones," Danny Strong in "Leverage," Maggie Siff in ABC's "Life on Mars" reboot, Mira Sorvino and Omar Sharif in NBC miniseries "The Last Templar," Tom Irwin in "24" and "LOST," and oh WOW there were just a ton of cross-connections in the office dramedy "Trust Me," including Eric McCormick, Tom Cavanaugh, Tim Russ, Jason O'Mara, Adam Scott, Monica Potter, Griffon Dunn and Rhea Seehorn. I close out by tracing a Golden Thread on Chase Kim, appearing in my recording of "Leverage" on disc 1000. In my classic VHS-to-DVD collection, comments on an episode of "Fringe" open onto a Fond Reflection on the recent passing of Diana Rigg. On a related note, a fan posted this video celebrating the vivacious Mrs. Emma Peel. Also, I've archived a recording from the inauguration of Barack Obama across four discs, with comments on the season 4 finale of "The West Wing," "Battlestar Galactica," "Nip/Tuck" and "South Park," Fox Movie Channel's presentation of "Looking for Richard," and the Turner Classic Movies presentation of "Annie Hall." In my Current direct-to-DVD recordings, comments on "Fargo," "Archer," Syfy's presentation of "Dead Still," IFC's presentation of "Eyes Wide Shut" and the Sundance presentation of "The Green Mile." Plus I trace the rather eye-popping body of work by actor Steven Tobolowsky. Finally, I have updated my Facebook and podcast page to include a "top ten" episode guide for people looking for a quick read-in on this blog and podcast effort. Enjoy!
Ariel and Zoya discuss two legendary women who died a week apart - Dame Diana Rigg and Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, both of whom could be called feminist icons, but neither of whom fully embraced the title when advocating for pay equity or gender equality. Dame Diana tackled gender stereotypes in her roles from Emma Peel in The Avengers to Lady Olenna on Game of Thrones, while the Notorious RBG tackled those same stereotypes in court. Ariel and Zoya discuss these great women and how they have shaped understanding of gender equality in Western culture.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/omnibusride)
It is a somewhat different Comic Book Bears Podcast this time around as there is isn't a hell of a lot of actual comic book talk but there is a hell of a lot of comic book related talk. Listen in as Bill, Steve and Bryan talk about the TV versions of The Boys and Lucifer, I Am Thinking of Ending Things, The League of Regrettable Sidekicks, Stuck Rubber Baby, Toni Tennille (!), ComiXology's free Black Panther books, many things Dune and offer a fond farewell to Diana Rigg with a discussion about how Emma Peel influenced comics.
We remember Diana Rigg, the British actress who defined the high point of the classic British television series THE AVENGERS as Emma Peel. LISTEN IN....
A l’occasion de la disparition de Dame Diana Rigg il y a quelques jours, nous vous racontons aujourd’hui l’histoire et l’importance de son personnage Emma Peel dans Chapeau melon et bottes de cuir. Nous apprenions... Cet article La loi des séries s’la raconte : Emma Peel (avec Alain Carrazé / Previously) | La loi des séries #410 est apparu en premier sur VL Média .
C'est après quelques jours d'hommages télévisés divers que nous nous décidons sur Crooner radio à vous dire un mot de cette excellente chanteuse et danseuse qu'était Annie Cordy. Bien loin de tata yoyo et des fantaisistes populaires des années 70-80, Annie Cordy, meneuse de revue, actrice et chanteuse belge était l'une des seules artistes en France à pouvoir tenir la dragée haute aux américaines et aux stars du music-hall...
This week Dan Selcke & Mia Johnson take a moment to discuss the passing of Diana Rigg, the actress best known as Emma Peel from The Avengers, Tracy Bond in On Her Majesty's Secret Service, and Olenna Tyrell in Game of Thrones. We also take a look at the newest trailer for The Mandalorian season 2 which premiered earlier this week and talk about we hope to see from this upcoming season. Lastly, we discuss the newly published excerpt from Fire Cannot Kill a Dragon: Game of Thrones and the Untold Story of the Epic Series, which features plenty of exciting details including some information regarding the unaired pilot! All of this and much, much more on Take The Black LIVE! See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.
In which we rope in a real musician – aka our producer Magic Alex – to discover why bands always play their big hits too fast (‘are you a dragger or a pusher?'), decode stage names (Perry Farrell, Lipps Inc, Fay Fife ...), delight in Trump's recent campaign trail faux pas with John Fogerty's Fortunate Son and remember pop exploitation films (Gonks Go Beat!) and ill-advised rock star advertising capers.If you'd like to receive this - and indeed every future - Word Podcast before the rest of the world, and if you so wish in full audio-visual glory, then make sure you're subscribed to our Patreon: https://www/patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In which we rope in a real musician – aka our producer Magic Alex – to discover why bands always play their big hits too fast (‘are you a dragger or a pusher?’), decode stage names (Perry Farrell, Lipps Inc, Fay Fife ...), delight in Trump’s recent campaign trail faux pas with John Fogerty’s Fortunate Son and remember pop exploitation films (Gonks Go Beat!) and ill-advised rock star advertising capers. If you'd like to receive this - and indeed every future - Word Podcast before the rest of the world, and if you so wish in full audio-visual glory, then make sure you're subscribed to our Patreon: https://www/patreon.com/wordinyourear
In which we rope in a real musician – aka our producer Magic Alex – to discover why bands always play their big hits too fast (‘are you a dragger or a pusher?'), decode stage names (Perry Farrell, Lipps Inc, Fay Fife ...), delight in Trump's recent campaign trail faux pas with John Fogerty's Fortunate Son and remember pop exploitation films (Gonks Go Beat!) and ill-advised rock star advertising capers. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In which we rope in a real musician – aka our producer Magic Alex – to discover why bands always play their big hits too fast (‘are you a dragger or a pusher?’), decode stage names (Perry Farrell, Lipps Inc, Fay Fife ...), delight in Trump’s recent campaign trail faux pas with John Fogerty’s Fortunate Son and remember pop exploitation films (Gonks Go Beat!) and ill-advised rock star advertising capers. Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
On this episode : spies in cinema and Spy Games: Agents, Operatives, Spurs, Moles: Man in search of COVID-19 Hackers and Malware: Apple, Hong Kong, Universities, South China, robotics And industrial automation and cyber. Vulnerabilities ————On this episode: China : TikTok, COVID-19 and the Cybercrime Threat Matrix : Canada, Trudeau, Australia Chinese apps wash your hands and send a voicemail to 313-MAN-0231.............. ° ͜ʖ ͡°) ◕_◕ ༽ *‿'*(•_•)じゃ ┌༼ຈل͜ຈ༽┐ ¬^(-¬)!! ( ᵖᴼᵒʳ ᶦᶠᶦᵉ ᵐ⁸) _(ツ)_/¯ کಥೊಸೃ ಠ_ಠ) ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ ᴗʰᴀʜ ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ ( ─__ .寻找有关中国间谍活动的真相的人：病毒，生物战，口罩和路边COVID-19 @ Best Buy，当心这些冠状病毒网站和骗局，中国散布有关COVID-19，黑客，台湾，美国，中国和中国的谣言 俄罗斯巨魔全天候（24/7）传播虚假信息，国务院员工对冠状病毒，埃博拉病毒和Netflix呈阳性反应，以减慢流传输速度以阻止互联网中断，并在313-MAN-0231留下语音邮件1.1 Air-Gapped Network. 1.2 Antivirus. 1.3 Best Practices. 1.4 Black Hat. 1.5 Blacklist. 1.6 Botnet. 1.7 Casus Belli. 1.8 Civilian Participation. Igloo Security, ESTSecurity, SOPHOS, SK Infosec, Check Point, and Trend Micro have selected 7 cyber security keywords for the year 2020. △AI △Ransomware △Supply Chain Attacks △Cloud △IoT △Malicious Emails △Dark Web ASIA PACIFIC SECURITY, CYBER RESILIENCE, DATA BREACH, EDITOR'S DESK, EDUCATION, EVENTS, IT SOLUTIONS, MOVERS & SHAKERS, RISK MANAGEMENT, SECURITY PRODUCTS, TECHTIME, VULNERABILITIES公司（BBC）记者芭芭拉·普莱特·厄瑟（Barbara Plett Usher）提出的有关病毒起源情报的问题。FBI和CISA警告不要以中国为目标打击COVID-19研究组织 联邦调查局（FBI）和网络安全与基础设施安全局（CISA）今天发布了一项公共服务公告，警告那些正在研究COVID-19的组织可能会被中华人民共和国（PRC）定位为目标并危害网络。从事COVID-19响应的医疗，制药和研究部门都应意识到它们是这项活动的主要目标，并采取必要的步骤来保护其系统。 中国针对这些领域的努力对我国应对COVID-19的行动构成了重大威胁。该公告旨在提高研究机构和美国公众的认识，并为可能成为目标的人提供资源和指导。 FBI要求怀疑可疑活动的组织联系其当地的FBI外地办事处。 CISA要求所有支持COVID-19响应的组织与该机构合作，以帮助保护这些关键响应工作。 有关威胁的其他技术详细信息将在未来几天发布。 CISA和英国国家网络安全局（National Cyber Security Agency）在本月早些时候发布了类似的警报，警告恶意行为者使用密码喷雾策略针对COVID-19响应组织。
Ein trauriger Anlass, aber der Tod von Diana Rigg hat uns zu dieser kleinen Pilot Pickups-Sonderfolge gebracht. Wir besprechen einige ihrer Paraderollen, wie sie zur Ikone wurde und ob Mr. Steed und Mrs. Peel die Vorreiter von Scully und Mulder waren. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pilot-pickups/message
Que Diana Rigg, qui incarna le personnage d'Emma Peel dans le feuilleton Chapeau melon et bottes de cuir, ait pu se sentir « rabaissée, parce que j'étais tellement bien plus que cette simple image de femme sexy », voilà qui m'attriste, plus encore peut-être que sa mort, regrettable mais hélas inévitable. … Continue readingBottes de cuir Cet article Bottes de cuir est apparu en premier sur Improvisations.
Pour les Genevois qui ne font pas le pont (et pour tous les autres): - des (bonnes) nouvelles du Ice Bucket Challenge, ce matin, six ans après avoir déversé des litres d'eau glacée sur les têtes du monde entier. - des (mauvaises) nouvelles de la part des CFF, en revanche, pour ceux qui espéraient une baisse des tarifs - mais peut-être, bientôt, le droit de vote à 16 ans. ...et une couronne de roses pour la Reine des épines Emma Peel.
durée : 00:04:21 - La Chronique de Benoit Lagane - L'actrice britannique Diana Rigg, inoubliable Emma Peel dans la série "Chapeau melon et bottes de cuir", vue plus récemment dans "Game of Thrones", vient de mourir à l'âge de 82 ans. Retour sur son parcours sur le petit écran.
After an August break, jessamyn and I are back to talk about Metafilter, bad weather, libraries, Metafilter, blaseball, and Metafilter.Helpful LinksPodcast FeedSubscribe with iTunesDirect mp3 downloadMisc - element 166 is pretty UHH - and adorable but not-for-everyone hairless, eyeless kitty - mathowie still misses Google Reader - a useful introduction to Blaseball - a somewhat less useful one - welcome to Zook, Kansas - BAT QUARTERS Jobs - Blog migration by brainwane - Game UI/Generalist Programmer, Character Modeler, and VFX Artist by DoctorFedora - Android OAuth2 mentor to help improve some token refresh code by johngoren - Help me with WIX? by cyndigo Projects - Random Animal Crossing Island Dream Codes by disaster77 - 25 examples of Hackney & Islington's BLM street art by Paul Slade - What caused institutions to take Y2K seriously? by brainwane - "Cruiser" is a strong word for what it is now. But just you wait ... by donpardo - Mixolumia by davejh - linocut print: A Powerful Culture by cortex - ReLarn: A classic Roguelike, updated by suetanvil - A Book Of Beasts by dng MetaFilter - Emma Peel, Bond girl, Mrs. Danvers, Lady Olenna Tyrell, etc. by theora55 - "Tagaq's concerts serve as acts of resistance" by jessamyn - "she bought low, sold high, and kept her calm through every panic." by jessamyn - The problem is that this person cannot speak Scots. by Think_Long - Need a safety sign? by GuyZero - Never, ever, anger a librarian by Wordshore - Crying in blaseball is [censored] by taquito sunrise - How To Cook Steak by philip-random - An Awkward, Anomalous Step, Usually Skipped by adrianhon Ask MetaFilter - What would happen if you bought a ghost town? by ficbot - hacking cabin construction by history is a weapon - COVID trend? by snerson - a comment by fancypants - Swallowing Pills For Adults by Anonymous - What lounge chair is this? by lalunamel - Is it possible to stay socially distant at the Grand Canyon by nancynickerson - Are board game rules copyrightable? by escape from the potato planet - When I say lyrical sci-fi, you say... by Beardman MetaTalk - Metafilter Fundraising Month! by restless_nomad - Help cortex cut his hair, fundraising edition. by cortex - Dream Week by travelingthyme - MeFi Posts: $20 SAIT by jessamyn FanFare - Special Event: Blaseball Season 6 by cortex MetaFilter Music Featured in this episode: - Sweet Nell by hades - Heroes On My Sleeve by allaboutgeorge - Better Watch Your Step (It's The Charleston Shoe Thieves) by cortex - Song 1 by Kye - For Now, For Now by moonmilk
durée : 00:04:21 - La Chronique de Benoit Lagane - L'actrice britannique Diana Rigg, inoubliable Emma Peel dans la série "Chapeau melon et bottes de cuir", vue plus récemment dans "Game of Thrones", vient de mourir à l'âge de 82 ans. Retour sur son parcours sur le petit écran.
Diana Rigg has died aged 82. Her breakthrough role was as Mrs Emma Peel in The Avengers, going on to have a distinguished career across film, theatre and television with roles including as a Bond Girl in Her Majesty's Secret Service, Lady Macbeth at the National Theatre and Olenna Tyrell in Game of Thrones. Charles Dance remembers the actress alongside Mark Gatiss who wrote an episode of Doctor Who for Diana especially. On the line from Beijing, Chinese pianist Lang Lang discusses his new recordings of Bach’s Goldberg Variations, the culmination of a 20-year musical journey for the musician. One version was recorded in the studio, the other in the Thomaskirche in Leipzig, Germany, where Bach worked and is buried. Cinemas have faced huge disruption through this pandemic - closing and now re-opening, so how have film distributors managed to get their movies seen? Kirsty asks film producer Julie Baines and Hamish Moseley of the independent distributor Altitude whether the altered landscape of the cinema industry is here for good. Presenter: Kirsty Lang Producer: Hannah Robins Studio Manager: Emma Harth
Steve Hansgen has such an important story to tell that we couldn't limit it to one episode! On this deep dive into his work we revisit Minor Threat, as well as get into topics like his time in Government Issue, Second Wind, Emma Peel, and Sleep Of Reason. We also talk addiction, family, the nature of the scene and just what he's learned from all this. This is one of my personal favorite interviews. Enjoy!
Heute geht's um Intimität und Distance, um die Erosion der Diskussionsfähigkeit und um die Untiefen der Obertöne. Es treten auf: Oscar Wilde, Georg Schramm, Jack Sparrow, Arthur Schopenhauer, Emma Peel, Helge Schneider, die Wunderkinder Adrian Leverkühn und Jacob Collier, und die wunderlichen rotlaternigen Schlumpfen und blaue Schlümpfe. Folge abspielen
Here we are, the final installment of this series of Sidetracks: Metalshop Part 3. Did we talk more about Steve Slaten? Damn right we did! Did he play Emma Peel by The Allies? Probably not. Mike, as usual, is getting it mixed up with something else. In this episode we talk about a band Scott's apparently obsessed with: Blotto. Who were they? No one knows. Well, we clearly don't at any rate. He talks about a song he remembers (is that possible?). We also talk about Perennial, a local band only some recall. Also discussed is whether or not the 90s local bands listened to Metalshop, let alone metal. Further on the docket is Deep Purple. Remember when they got back together in the 80s? We do and talk about the reunion and album as well as their amazing career of great songs and revolving band members. There's also talk about our friends from Confused?!'s previous metal bands and the amazing names they had in said bands. It's all here: metal, metal and metal. The Pacific Northwest and its relationship with metal is a subject (it really is). Give the horns and crank out this loud (?) podcast of metal!
To think of New York City burlesque is to think of NYC fabuloso Fem Appeal. Foreparent of the neoburlesque scene via fifteen years of solo work plus the longrunning Kitty Nights, which ended in 2014. She has 5 Silver Tusk Awards as of release: Most Utterly Ridiculous (2019), Geek of All Media, Unconventional Conventionist (2018), Least Like Dita, Class Clown (2017) out of a total 15 nominations. ...topics: coffee and tea, swearing in front of parents, off the turnip truck, the end of Kitty Nights, Abraham Lincoln, the weirdo Halloween shit, mercenary burlesque, being classic, upping your game for Helsinki, Miss Galapagazonga, spelling names wrong, playing dudes since junior high, Emma Peel, history repeating, tropes, the janitor act, alcohol and sobriety, AA, 2009 vs 2019, spidermonkey, Lando and James Brown, Black Mask, finding the right music, drag, identities, performative outrage, negative attention, relevance, the Dresden Dolls thru Avril Lavigne, the cat, Maz Kanata, taglines, controversy, bad people and good art, fandom divide, horror and sci-fi, inappropriate at Halloween, black Hollywood, auditions, political climate ...shout-outs and acknowledgments: Bambi the Mermaid, Pat and Tony, Gal Friday, Maine Attraction, Taradise, Mr Gorgeous, Magdalena Fox, Murray Hill, Femme Brulee, Femme Fae la Butche, Tansy, Broody Valentino, Atticus Stevenson, Imogen Kelly, Nasty Canasta, Lil Miss Lixx, Epic Win Burlesque, The Cakeboys, Faux Pas le Fae, Stormy Leather, Bastard Keith ...recorded: January 8, 2019 / relased on January 13, 2020 ...keep in touch: IG: @femappeal ... give love to the pod at patreon.com/weburlesque and see capsule reviews of previous episodes at http://www.weburlesquepodcast.com ... intro/outro music: "On A 45" This Way to the Egress (http://www.thiswaytotheegress.com) ... used with permission ... download it at: https://www.amazon.com/This-Delicious-Cabaret-Explicit-Egress/dp/B005D1GROO ... Check out: Viktor Devonne presents 2 Night Stay at Qhttp://www.2nightstaypod.com ... interlude music: "Chromatic Rag" (Mini Vandals) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ .. see us live: http://www.weburlesque.com/upcoming-shows ... follow us: @weburlesque @viktordevonne on instagram and twitter & talk to us: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1576 73948280099
Emma Peel is a Melbourne radio personality, DJ and MC, A copywriter, co-curator of the Reservoir Stomp & a Mum. In this episode we discuss being creative Mums, people’s opinions on DJ-ing while pregnant and after having babies, the way the music industry deals with Motherhood (spoiler: not so well), life out in Reservoir, the joys of coming home to your family after a big night of working, and the creation of Reservoir stomp. https://www.reservoirstomp.com/https://www.instagram.com/djemmapeel/Intro music by J. Dale Pearson
Charlotte Rampling, like Diana Rigg and many others of her generation, began her career as a 60's fashion model. After bit parts in such well remembered films as A Hard Days Night and The Knack and How to Get It, she stepped into a major role in the seminal Swinging London kitchen sink drama Georgy Girl, which got her noticed and brought over to Italy where she showed up in two WWII related epics that made her famous (and perhaps unintentionally helped kick off a certain infamous and short lived exploitation subgenre in Italy, France and the US): Visconti's The Damned and Liliana Cavani's The Night Porter. Making minor waves and memorable if brief appearances in everything from existential counterculture opuses like Vanishing Point and much feted dramedies like Woody Allen's Stardust Memories to neo-Noirs like Farewell My Lovely and Angel Heart and cheesefests like Zardoz and Orca, tonight we celebrate the cool yet sexually charged Emma Peel-style appeal of the lovely Charlotte Rampling, only here on Weird Scenes! Week 66: That Knowing Smile, That Piercing Gaze: The Tao of Charlotte Rampling https://weirdscenes1.wordpress.com/https://www.facebook.com/WeirdScenes1https://twitter.com/WeirdScenes1 (@weirdscenes1)https://thirdeyecinema.podbean.com/ https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/third-eye-cinema-weird-scenes-inside-the-goldmine-podcast/id553402044
Explicit Content: Authorized Eyes OnlyAgent Codenames: Old Dude; Diabolu FrankAssignment: Father & Son Spy-Fi PodcastMission: An overview of the 1961-1969 British television series The Avengers starring Patrick Macnee as the dapper bowler’d spy John Steed and his various (mostly female) partners with an emphasis on Honor Blackman’s Cathy Gale (who we must never call by character name in the episode) and Emma Peel (unnamed actress.) While the episode is ostensibly centered on the second episode of the third series, “The Undertakers,” shake any pursuers through lengthy tangents on Beatles movies, Dr. Who, lowbrow sex comedies (“The Yakety Sax” maneuver) and long forgotten children’s daytime shows that cannot be located even by Google.See Also:WordPressrolledspinepodcasts@gmail.com@rolledspineFacebook
Today’s topic for our super-secret counter-intelligent Spy podcast is The Avengers! No, not that Avengers, the serialized British television show The Avengers, which ran from 1961 to 1969. The Avengers, a kind of satirical, stylized drama, played on the more lighthearted aspects of the Cold War, the space race and the Youthquake. In terms of tone, The Avengers is more Dr. Who than James Bond. The show follows the adventures of John Steed, a British spy, who works for a shadowy organization run by Mother and Father. Throughout the show he is partnered with, at first a forgettable male doctor, and then several far-more-competent, female super-spies, of whom Emma Peel is likely the most famous. The fashion of the era, was an important part of the style and look of the show and many mod designers, such as Pierre Cardin, lent their skills or design to the costuming. While it might be easy to assume that the Avengers only made use of fashion for Cathy Gale, Emma Peel or Tara King, who exemplified different parts of that swinging Mod style, the character of John Steed represents an important part of 1960s fashion, the rise of the Edward Dandy. We’re gonna talk about it all today, or almost all of it, or maybe only a few seasons of it, but we’re definitely going to talk about it a lot. Patreon: www.patreon.com/unravelpodcast PayPal: www.paypal.me/unravelpodcast Website: www.unravelpodcast.com Instagram: @unravelpodcast Twitter: @unravelpodcast Facebook: www.facebook.com/unravelpodcast/ Pinterest: Unravel: A Fashion Podcast www.pinterest.com/afashionpodcast/ Stitcher: www.stitcher.com/podcast/unravel-podcast Waller Gallery Website www.wallergallery.com/ Waller Gallery Instagram: @wallergallery Jasmine's Nicaragua Instagram: @recuerdosdenicaragua
Massimo Giacon, "Ed è subito Serial", 9L, Panini Comics, Emma Peel, Il segno del Comando, Ray Donovan, American Horror Story, The Terror, Mindhunter, Il miracolo, Frank Zappa, King Crimson, David Bowie
Massimo Giacon, "Ed è subito Serial", 9L, Panini Comics, Emma Peel, Il segno del Comando, Ray Donovan, American Horror Story, The Terror, Mindhunter, Il miracolo, Frank Zappa, King Crimson, David Bowie
Massimo Giacon, "Ed è subito Serial", 9L, Panini Comics, Emma Peel, Il segno del Comando, Ray Donovan, American Horror Story, The Terror, Mindhunter, Il miracolo, Frank Zappa, King Crimson, David Bowie
@TinDogPodcast reviews @Bigfinish #TheAvengers #TooManyTargets - Its A wonderful bit of nostalgia for a superb show. This is the 5 Doctors of Avengers Law. Not to be missed This title was released in September 2018. It will be exclusively available to buy from the BF website until October 31st 2018, and on general sale after this date. Two agents are dead, and their murderers sound worryingly familiar. A killer gorilla is on the loose, a deadly disease is ravaging a distant country and an eminent doctor has been kidnapped. It's all pretty much business as usual. But when John Steed is called in by his old boss and given an appalling task to complete, at the same time as Tara is given one that's even worse, it becomes clear that the myriad threads of a terrifying scheme are drawing together. The fate of the world hangs in the balance. Steed won't be able to handle this case alone. The Avengers are needed. All of them. Written By: John Peel and Dave Rogers, adapted by John Dorney Directed By: Ken Bentley Cast Julian Wadham (John Steed), Olivia Poulet (Emma Peel), Anthony Howell (Dr David Keel), Lucy Briggs-Owen (Carol Wilson), Beth Chalmers (Cathy Gale), Emily Woodward (Tara King), Christopher Benjamin (Mother), Hugh Fraser (Dr Cowles), Robert Portal (Armstrong), Dan Starkey (Wallace / Charles / Brodny), Leighton Pugh (Hunter / Lipp / Marty), Glen McCready (Alfie / Charlie). Other parts played by members of the cast. Producer David Richardson Script Editor John Dorney Executive Producers Jason Haigh-Ellery and Nicholas Briggs
In the first episode of Super Secret Spies, we discuss the iconic British espionage series The Avengers featuring John Steed, Cathy Gale, Emma Peel, Tara King, Mike Gambit, and Purdey. The Avengers Online http://theavengers.tv/ http://theavengers.tv/forever/ http://avengerland.theavengers.tv/ http://artland.theavengers.tv/index.html http://www.declassified.hiddentigerbooks.co.uk/introduction.htm http://wingedavenger.theavengers.tv/sitemap.htm http://deadduck.theavengers.tv/ http://deadline.theavengers.tv/ http://losvengadores.theavengers.tv/ The Avengers 50th Anniversary Celebration at the University of Chichester https://www.chi.ac.uk/department-film-and-media/department-film-and-media-presents/avengers-50th-anniversary The Avengers 50th Anniversary Celebration Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/Avengers50th/ Promo #1: Bat Books for Beginners Promo #2: Batgirl to Oracle Super Secret Spies is part of the RaD Adventures Network Please try our other podcasts: Trekker Talk at www.TrekkerTalk.com Warlord Worlds at www.WarlordWorlds.com Xenozoic Xenophiles at www.XenozoicXenophiles.com Website: http://www.RaDAdventuresNetwork.com E-mail: RaDAdventuresNetwork@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RaDAdventuresNetwork Twitter: https://twitter.com/RaD_Adventures iTunes: http://apple.co/2ybpDmA Stitcher: http://bit.ly/2nQd9OV Google Play: http://bit.ly/2Eh6wLC Podbean: http://RaDAdventuresNetwork.com YouTube: http://bit.ly/2g0hMmi We are a proud member of the Comics Podcast Network at http://comicspodcasts.com/ Thank you for listening and please consider leaving a review to help promote the show!
El mundo del cine de espionaje ha reservado un lugar indigno para la mujer, desde el recurso de convertirlas en damas en peligro hasta comparsas del malo de turno - con la excepción de Emma Peel - no hemos tenido grandes espías femeninas. Hasta que llegó Lorraine y su look a lo Blondie, acción, violencia, buena música y actuaciones realmente logradas. Oigan el programa y vayan a ver la película. (El Langoy 115)
Episode 7.8: Invitation to a Swindig In which Mike Royce links CGI to a diminishing cinema experience, wonders if the ‘superhero squeeze’ might claim Valerian as its next victim, and is never really in the mood for being ‘Zimmered’. Martin Unsworth pleads the case for more fantasy airplanes, drifts slightly into the musical mainstream, and pays yet another visit to a celebrity grave. STARBURST Magazine gets a bogeymen boost, Doctor Who goes back to the late seventies for its newest release, The Simpsons prepare to hit cinemas with a comeback that no-one asked for, and Planet Earth shudders as Emma Peel drops the C-Bomb. [Warning: Content may contain guilty pleasures] All recordings are issued under official license from Fab Radio International
This week's recommendation comes from @VideoNegative podcast – who eschewed the mean-spirited and plain nasty rubbish film for the kind that tries hard but is nevertheless the equivalent of the dog with one leg shorter than the rest, hobbling urgently away from its own mess. Well played, we say, Video Negative. Well played. Featuring: a story maze, the wrong workmate, an original idea, signer's regret, a grabby Bond and an evil Emma Peel we may or may not have explained.
On this episode of ITG's ABCs (which is short for Anthology & Back-up Comics Stories), I'll be taking a look at the 6-part Phantom Lady serial from Action Comics Weekly #s 636-641! This series introduced a new legacy hero to the DCU, as recent college grad Dee Tyler attempts to fill the singular one-piece of Golden Age great, Sandra Knight! I think Dee showed some potential, and writer Len Strazewski packed this series with ideas that I think could have supported an ongoing series, had the public demanded it. Still, we're left with what I think is one of the more enjoyable Action Comics Weekly features, so please have a listen to my recap!Download this episode HERE!Scroll down to see images from these issues, and please be sure to check out previous episodes of I'm the Gun on iTunes & Google Play!Also, I'd love to hear from you! Email me at: imthegun@gmail.com, or hit me up on Twitter: @imthegunThanks for listening!This episode's promo: Worst Collection EverTheme created using a sample of 'Shotgun' by Duran DuranMrs Emma Peel - commencement speaker?Great expressions, and a nice demonstration of what PL can doFight scene that would have Frederic Wertham spinning in his graveA crowd of Phantom Ladies, plus Hobbes makes the scenePL swipes Cyclops' headgearA shocking revelation
#288 The cars we’ve driven, Richard drives Mercedes’ AMG GT and C63 Coupe, Alex Goy drives the Focus RS and Vantage GTS and Gareth drives the SEAT Leon Cupra 280 and the Vito Tourer. Plus Sniff Petrol on American car buying habits and Australian driving.
George Grimwood joins Jeremy to talk about The Avengers, the 1998 film version of the classic 1960s TV series, in which their conversation includes chat about the correct way to pronounce Ralph Fiennes' name, geographically accurate chase scenes and the worst film in the world.
This week, tensions run high as Stephen and Matthew take a look at Steed and Mrs. Peel #7 from BOOM! Studios. STEED AND MRS. PEEL #7 Writer: Caleb Monroe Artist: Yasmin Liang Publisher: BOOM! Studios Cover Price: $3.99 Steed and Mrs. Peel enter The Suicide Town! John Steed and Emma Peel travel up the coast to a small seaside community to investigate what should be a minor issue, but things become increasingly bizarre -- and deadly -- by the moment... Another all-new tale of the smashing spy duo!
This week, tensions run high as Stephen and Matthew take a look at Steed and Mrs. Peel #7 from BOOM! Studios. STEED AND MRS. PEEL #7 Writer: Caleb Monroe Artist: Yasmin Liang Publisher: BOOM! Studios Cover Price: $3.99 Steed and Mrs. Peel enter The Suicide Town! John Steed and Emma Peel travel up the coast to a small seaside community to investigate what should be a minor issue, but things become increasingly bizarre -- and deadly -- by the moment... Another all-new tale of the smashing spy duo!
Teri Samuels and Christina Stroffolino Keller continue our talk in this episode to talk about Cosplay Safety tips, Adipose mishaps, Hoppy the Marvel Bunny as an accessory, and why Emma Peel doesn't get any love . Check it Out! Christina's Livejournal and Etsy shop can be found here: http://cultoftardis.livejournal.com/ and here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/MombieZombie You can find them both on [...]
In this issue: Zach is MIA, the bugs are about to FLEE, Rocketeer and the Cargo of Doom reaches a dramatic conclusion, R.I.P.D. City of the Damned is visited, and Steed and Mrs. Peele ride off into the sunset. All this, plus a wishbone! NEWS TWINKIES LINK REVIEWS STEPHEN ROCKETEER CARGO OF DOOM #4 Writer: Mark Waid Artist: Chris Samnee Publisher: IDW Publishing Cover Price: $3.99 SOLICITATION: Cliff Secord, AKA, the Rocketeer, finds himself flying high over the smog-drenched skies of Los Angeles, locked in mortal combat with an ancient and terrifying creature… and then it all starts to go to Hell! Plus, the ultimate truth about Peevy’s niece is revealed! The final issue of Mark Waid and Chris Samnee’s Rocketeer series is going full throttle and the thrills show no signs of slowing down-miss this comic at your own peril! [rating:4.5/5] MATTHEW Steed and Mrs. Peele #3 John Steed & Emma Peel are not fooled by the con the new Hellfire Club has pulled over Parliament and the leaders of the UK — but will they live long enough to do anything about it? Mark Waid (IRREEDEEMABLE, DAREDEVIL), Caleb Monroe (BATMAN 80 PAGE GIANT, ICE AGE) and Steve Bryant (ATHENA VOLTAIRE) bring us “A Very Civil Armageddon”! [rating:4/5] RODRIGO RIPD City of the Damned #1 Roy Pulsipher and Nick Walker are dead, but that doesn’t mean their time in law enforcement is over. Both Roy and Nick are officers in the Rest in Peace Department, sworn to serve the Almighty and protect the living from evil’s foul corruption. Their current case has them chasing a ghostly fanatic determined to undo all of creation—a threat with very personal connections to Roy’s past, stretching back a hundred years into a weird, Wild West and Roy’s first day on the job. It’s a twisted history that Nick is only starting to uncover, and one that could have him reconsidering ever joining the R.I.P.D.! [rating:3/5] Major Spoilers Poll of the Week In the United States of America this week is a week of stuffing our mouths with turkey, stuffing, and a number of other goodies. We understand our friends to the North sometimes celebrate two of these events, while others don’t celebrate at all. For those of you who have some kind of Thanksgiving celebration, what is your favorite food? [poll id="261"] Discussion: FLEE Rigby Pinkerton was your average bug exterminator stuck in a dead end job and living with his plastic surgery addicted mom. But, when two warring alien races crash land in his backyard and a new sexy neighbor moves in next door, Rigby has no other choice but to step up and be the hero he never knew he was. With the help of a lone alien warrior and his wisecracking robot, Rigby is the only one that stands to save three worlds from galactic doom — whether he knows it or not! Get ready for an Alien invasion unlike anything you've expected. Prepare to FLEE! Contact us at podcast@majorspoilers.com Call the Major Spoilers Hotline at (785) 727-1939. A big Thank You goes out to everyone who downloads, subscribes, listens, and supports this show. We really appreciate you taking the time to listen to our ramblings each week. Tell your friends about the podcast, get them to subscribe and, be sure to visit the Major Spoilers site and forums.
Episode 5: Ever wondered what happens Inside Parliament? Well dive in with Montague the Gargoyle to find all about it. In episode 5 Monty takes us to meet a MP, Emma Peel, as we find out what MP’s do!
Alan Dean Foster (author of over 100 novels of science fiction and fantasy and noted world traveler) is today's featured guest. Many of this interview's topics were made possible only because of Alan's longstanding enthusiasm for traveling to places tourists rarely go. He seeks the places where wildlife is still unspoiled; and where the ancient ways that predate writing still exist. He knows they are fading rapidly, and wants to see them before they are gone forever. Topics include: how cell phones are changing even the third world with amazing speed; primitive cultures accepting technology, and leapfrogging passed the intermediate technologies; the rise of ebooks overseas, as well as how traditional publishers may watch their income evaporate when people buy ebooks online directly from the authors, which would cut publishers out of the loop; how policing oceanic piracy is forcing the naval ships of nations which are normally enemies to cooperate, and how this may build relationships of respect: a precursor to trust. He also shares some personal anecdotes: about writing movie novelizations such as Aliens 1, 2 and 3--and why he didn't write number 4; how he met Diana Rigg (who played Emma Peel on The Avengers) as well as Julie Newmar (who played the original Catwoman on Batman); his trip with James Gurney (author of Dinotopia and illustrator for National Geographic) who joined him on travels through Malta, Tunisia, Morocco, Dakar and Gibraltar. He also described his intention to travel to the Western Indian Ocean, which is part of the area threatened by the pirate's that have been in the news so much lately for hijacking cruise ships and oil tankers and holding everyone aboard hostage, sometimes for many months. Hosted by Stephen Euin Cobb, this is the January 21, 2009 episode of The Future And You. [Running time: 64 minutes] While most of his novels involve worlds he has created himself, such as those in his Commonwealth series and Spellsinger series, and those in his various trilogies such as The Damned, The Taken and Icerigger, a portion of his time is spent writing novelizations of successful movies and TV shows. Examples include: the first three Aliens movies, The Chronicles of Riddick, Outland, Clash of the Titans, Starman, The Thing, Alien Nation, Transformers, The Last Starfighter, and the first Star Wars novelization, which he co-wrote with George Lucas. The quality and extent of this body of work won him the 2008 Grand Master award from the International Association of Media Tie-In Writers.
clickhere Visit the Radio America Store web site.Buy your 50 mp3 for &5.00 Affordable Web Hosting $5.99 A month 24 hour radio streaming Christian recovery The Avengers burst in the door of spy and super-hero adventure drama on South African radio in 1971, starring Donald Monat as John Steed, and Diane Appleby as the wonderful Emma Peel. It was based on the fine British TV series, which was very popular from the start in the UK, and is an excellent example of radio's adaptation of the television medium...as it had done with movies all along.
The Avengers burst in the door of spy and super-hero adventure drama on South African radio in 1971, starring Donald Monat as John Steed, and Diane Appleby as the wonderful Emma Peel. It was based on the fine British TV series, which was very popular from the start in the UK, and is an excellent example of radio's adaptation of the television medium...as it had done with movies all along.
Diana Rigg wird geboren, bekannt als Mrs. Emma Peel.
Radio series Between 1971 and 1973 the TV series scripts were adapted for radio for broadcast in South Africa, which did not have television until 1976. The Tara King episodes had the character effectively renamed Emma Peel. Donald Monat played Steed, and Diane Appleby, Mrs Peel. The stories were adapted into between 5 and 7 episodes of approximately 15 minutes each (including adverts) and stripped across the week on the SABC. Currently 19 complete serials survive, all from original reel-to-reel off-air recordings, as well as three episodes of "Escape In Time", from a mixture of sources.
The Avengers burst in the door of spy and super-hero adventure drama on South African radio in 1971, starring Donald Monat as John Steed, and Diane Appleby as the wonderful Emma Peel. It was based on the fine British TV series, which was very popular from the start in the UK, and is an excellent example of radio's adaptation of the television medium...as it had done with movies all along.
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