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The Avengers: The Comic Strip Adaptations Volume 6 - Steed and Mrs Peel

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Three more thrilling episodes based on the adventures of Steed and Mrs Peel in the TV Comic strips. 6.1 Seven Deadly... Assassins by Roland Moore, Steed and Mrs Peel are on a cruise ship guarding a jewel, trapped with seven assassins who are after the gem... or are they? 6.2 Stand and Deliver by Sarah Grochala, Steed and Mrs Peel face a group of Highwaymen, and encounter a variety of different forms of espionage on their way. And they also have to be alert, as there is a spy at work within the organisation. 6.3 You Won't Believe Your Eyes by John Dorney, In the English countryside, strange things are afoot, with sightings of dinosaurs, polar bears and lions. Steed and Mrs Peel go on the trail of a potential weapon... but will their eyes deceive them? Julian Wadham (John Steed), Olivia Poulet (Emma Peel), Zora Bishop (Essie/Beata/Tannoy), John Dorney (Johnson/Sammy), Wayne Forester (George/Worrall/Franz/Scientist), Alasdair Hankinson (Conrad Talbot), Lucy Heath (Pilar Pollen), Lara Lemon (Tallulah Drake/Gluttony), Grant Masters (Emmett Shand/Wrath), Harry Myers (Captain Benjamin Crow/Pride/Envy/Greed), Jonny Weldon (Lord Jimmy De Montfort). Other parts played by members of the cast.

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Published April 30, 2022

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November 8, 2022
Rating between 3.5 & 4

As with the other Avengers adaptations the cast were very good, the sound design didn’t swamp the voices (unlike a number of the Big Finish Doctor Who releases unfortunately), and the stories were entertaining whilst I listened to them.
Why an indecisive score then - tbh nothing I can put my finger on. Yes the stories were fun to listen to and did reflect Avengersland but I think I just prefer the Avengers on tv. The lost stories season worked I think because they were thriller oriented plots, by the time of Mrs Peel the stories and characters are much more absurd and exaggerated. That is difficult to represent in audio only, also why the only radio comedy shows I like are pre 1970 I suspect , as they were written for radio only by writers whose careers had been spent in the medium.

Overall the. I did enjoy these but I doubt the stories will stick in my memory for very long, and it is unlikely a re-listen will happen any time soon.
But still a definite recommendation for Avengers fans
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