S1.E6

Target!

Épisode diffusé le 23 déc. 1976
50min

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Joanna Lumley in Chapeau melon et bottes de cuir (1976)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueMinistry agents are dropping dead of natural causes either on leave, or just about to go. Discovering a pattern, all clues lead back to the training range where Purdey has just scored a 99% ... Tout lireMinistry agents are dropping dead of natural causes either on leave, or just about to go. Discovering a pattern, all clues lead back to the training range where Purdey has just scored a 99% walk through. Unfortunately for her, it's the one remaining per cent that kills.Ministry agents are dropping dead of natural causes either on leave, or just about to go. Discovering a pattern, all clues lead back to the training range where Purdey has just scored a 99% walk through. Unfortunately for her, it's the one remaining per cent that kills.

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Another good episode of the New Avengers

Yes, another topic in the pure line of the previous AVENGERS schemes. Espionage, of course, but brilliantly done, with of course the "new touch" which the producers could not avoid. But for the rest, you have a pretty effective, awesome western atmosphere which sometimes reminds me WESTWORLD - the movie, not the series. Purdey is terrific as the so convincing gunlady.

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The shot where Deep Roy is on a tricycle was filmed in Slough, outside the Prince of Wales, Windsor Road, now a McDonald's.

Gaffes
When Purdey is at the shooting range, she takes out a rooftop sniper. The slide on her gun then locks half way back suggesting a jam. However she takes out a dummy behind the red telephone box. Only when shes on the roof shortly after, does she field strip the pistol to clear the jam.

Citations
George Myers: You're a very wonderful human being, Purdey.
Purdey: But a terrible kangaroo.
George Myers: You do like me a little then?
Purdey: I like you a lot, but then I like Beethoven a lot.
George Myers: The difference is he's dead and I'm very much alive.
Purdey: But you're playing in the wrong key.