Spies Like Us

The Saint

BBCAmerica is playing episodes of The Saint followed by the Avengers... Just thought you might want to know that.

One of many things I would like to know.

What else is there?

A gentleman relishes the suspense.

I'm working on that long post I spoke about last night. This time I'm saving it before posting.

Emma Peel wrote:

Emma Peel wrote: I'm working on that long post I spoke about last night. This time I'm saving it before posting.

I'm looking forward to it, Mrs. Peel.

Emma Peel wrote: I'm working on that long post I spoke about last night.

Interesting choices, Mrs. Peel.

I'll have to put some thought into my post...

Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

Emma Peel wrote: I'm working on that long post I spoke about last night.

Interesting choices, Mrs. Peel.

I'll have to put some thought into my post...

Do you know how hard it is just to pick three? There are some amazing talented women out there.

I think I was born in the wrong era...it seems like most of my choices are in the earlier part of this century. :)

The ones I've thought about so far were also in the earlier part of this century... And the 19th century.

Hmmm... Better make that the earlier part of the 20th century.

As long as it's not both movie versions playing back to back, it's not bad.

I wonder what Mrs. Peel thinks?

I just noticed for the first time that Simon Templar's Volvo P1800 is equipped with Panasport wheels. Very nice.

I suspect, however, that Mrs. Peel may prefer Mr. Steed's Bentley over Mr. Templar's P1800, and her Lotus Elan above all.

Comrade Shampanyov wrote: The ones I've thought about so far were also in the earlier part of this century... And the 19th century.

Hmmm... Better make that the earlier part of the 20th century.

I look forward to reading your post!

Comrade Shampanyov wrote: I wonder what Mrs. Peel thinks?

I just noticed for the first time that Simon Templar's Volvo P1800 is equipped with Panasport wheels. Very nice.

I suspect, however, that Mrs. Peel may prefer Mr. Steed's Bentley over Mr. Templar's P1800, and her Lotus Elan above all.

As usual, you are 100% correct. ;)

Comrade Shampanyov wrote: The Saint

He's way too smarmy for me - every time I see him I picture the Spitting Image puppet of him in my mind with a single moveable eyebrow that expresses all his emotions.

Best 'spies' to me:

Matt Damon as Jason Bourne John Clark in the Tom Clancy books.

Emma!

Emma Peel wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov wrote: The ones I've thought about so far were also in the earlier part of this century... And the 19th century.

Hmmm... Better make that the earlier part of the 20th century.

I look forward to reading your post!

It will be tomorrow at the earliest, but I will think about it tonight. I've actually been by the site of one of the women I'm thinking of, but I need to do my research before i decide.

Steve Lea wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov wrote: The Saint

He's way too smarmy for me - every time I see him I picture the Spitting Image puppet of him in my mind with a single moveable eyebrow that expresses all his emotions.

Best 'spies' to me:

Matt Damon as Jason Bourne John Clark in the Tom Clancy books.

Emma!

Steve!

I will definitely be checking out the Bourne movies.

Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

Emma Peel wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov wrote: The ones I've thought about so far were also in the earlier part of this century... And the 19th century.

Hmmm... Better make that the earlier part of the 20th century.

I look forward to reading your post!

It will be tomorrow at the earliest, but I will think about it tonight. I've actually been by the site of one of the women I'm thinking of, but I need to do my research before i decide.

I told you it would be challenging... ! Schizophrenicbabe indeed!

Schizophrenicbabe is in fine form tonight.

Emma Peel wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

Emma Peel wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov wrote: The ones I've thought about so far were also in the earlier part of this century... And the 19th century.

Hmmm... Better make that the earlier part of the 20th century.

I look forward to reading your post!

It will be tomorrow at the earliest, but I will think about it tonight. I've actually been by the site of one of the women I'm thinking of, but I need to do my research before i decide.

I told you it would be challenging... !

Problem is, some of my books are still in California. I'd have to fly into SJC to do some proper research.

Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

Emma Peel wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

Emma Peel wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov wrote: The ones I've thought about so far were also in the earlier part of this century... And the 19th century.

Hmmm... Better make that the earlier part of the 20th century.

I look forward to reading your post!

It will be tomorrow at the earliest, but I will think about it tonight. I've actually been by the site of one of the women I'm thinking of, but I need to do my research before i decide.

I told you it would be challenging... !

Problem is, some of my books are still in California. I'd have to fly into SJC to do some proper research.

I wonder if you can get a proper tax deduction for your research trip to SJC.

A proper introduction would suffice.

Is it this time of night already? ahh, then, Buona sera, Mrs. Peel. Il mio cuore batte solo per te.

Comrade Shampanyov wrote: Is it this time of night already? ahh, then, Buona sera, Mrs. Peel. Il mio cuore batte solo per te.

Buona sera, Comrade!

E adesso il Suo "Cavallo" ingegnoso impara che capisce la lingua dell'amore.