Avengers

An ex-soldier, thought to be dead, takes his revenge on Steed and three other former Army officers, by trapping them into participating in a series of deadly games.

An espionage ring is stealing secrets from the Government's top secret Cypher HQ, by posing as window cleaners.

Empty envelopes are delivered to top Government officials, who are then found dead. The only clue is that each man seems to have died from a fit of sneezing.

When agents in Lord Barnes's department at the Ministry of Top Secret Information are murdered, all the evidence points to an enemy agent named Kartovski.

A mystery enemy is targeting Britain's most important government computer with a series of sabotage attempts. Steed investigates the machine's designer with a clue the computer has provided.

When all the witnesses involved in the prosecution of Lord Edgefield, suspected of blackmailing key security and foreign service personnel, suddenly start lying. Which, Steed must solve.

Secrets are leaking from a defense research establishment, thanks to a new invention: an eavesdropping device which can use any shiny surface to reflect and amplify sound waves.

For revenge on Steed, an old enemy leaves him a deadly legacy in his Will: a jeweled oriental dagger worth a million dollars, the Falcon, which various dangerous men are anxious to acquire.

An injured Steed is being treated in a top secret hospital, with an assassin named Kafka, the former head of Murder International, on his trail.

The 1960s cult British spy-fi television series The Avengers, teams up an eccentric suave British Agent and his side-kick partners to offer punch-ups and haute couture, stories laced with thrills and a heady mix of tongue-firmly-in cheek humor.

Steed attends an Underworld auction and bids for three thousand stolen state-of-the art rifles to try to prevent them falling into the wrong hands.

Enemy agents disguised as Steed infiltrated a peace conference to assassinate the delegates. With the real Steed trying to stop them, chaos supervenes, because no one can tell them apart

Agents in Steed's department are being fooled into giving away secrets, by men posing as Army officers at a fake Government training establishment. And their next victim is... Tara King.

Steed investigates a firm named WormDoom, whose proprietor, a businessman widely thought a bit of a rotter, is killing off his business competitors, all experts on timber decay.

Steed and Tara investigate an unusual school: a military academy for young men and women, that hides a secret astronaut training centre.

While Tara is on leave, Steed takes on a temporary new partner, the aristocratic Lady Diana Forbes-Blakeney. Together they confront REMAK, a computerized assassin.

A double-agent, codenamed Merlin, steals a new sleep gas and tries it out on Steed. Awaking 24 hours later, with Merlin his prisoner, Steed can't turn him in... as if everyone has vanished.

In a spoof of Sherlock Holmes, Sir Arthur Doyle, investigates a careless criminal, who left clues everywhere. But no one can solve the crimes, not even Steed, because all clues are fakes...

In a spoof of the 1967 British TV series The Prisoner, Tara finds herself trapped in a posh prison without bars or guards, which, on the surface, appears to be merely an elegant hotel...

Steed investigates a Romantic fiction publishing house, while solving a mystery, where top Civil Servants are falling in love and divulging military secrets in 'pillow talk'.

Steed returns from holiday with no memory of where he has been or what he has been doing for the past three weeks. He is behaving oddly, and seems to have been brainwashed...

Steed and Tara are tracking the movements of a red attaché case containing money and documents intended for a top enemy agent.

The Gaslight Ghoul, a Victorian mass murderer similar to Jack the Ripper. The Ghoul strikes again in London, while plotting to assassinate all foreign delegates attending a conference.

Whilst on a top secret security assignment, Tara comes under suspicion of being a double-agent. She must cast similar suspicion on Steed if she is to prove that she has been framed.

Mother's two elderly aunties are all a-twitter over an improbable tale that he spins them: a dastardly plot to steal the Crown Jewels, illustrated with clips from earlier episodes.