Steed and Dr Keel return to action in these final three recreations of classic lost episodes.
Dragonsfield, written by Ian Potter, from a script by Terence Feely
A man has been murdered in an experimental laboratory, and Steed is
sent to investigate. Someone is working for the other side - and Steed
will need to untangle a messy web of inter-personal relationships if
he's to stand any chance of identifying who.
The Far Distant Dead, written by Tom Mallaburn from a script by John Lucarotti
En route from Chile back to England, Dr Keel stops off to help the
victims of a cyclone. Except not every fatality he encounters was caused
by the disaster. It appears he's stumbled onto an international
conspiracy of the most sinister kind... and the perpetrators will be
found many miles away...
The Deadly Air, written by John Dorney from a script by Lester Powell
When an experimental vaccine is destroyed Steed calls in Keel to join
him on the scene as a medical expert. But it isn't long before the
saboteur becomes a murderer. As the situation escalates, can the
Avengers identify their foe before they become his victims?
Producer David Richardson
Script Editor John Dorney
Executive Producers Jason Haigh-Ellery and Nicholas Briggs
Written By: Adapted by Ian Potter, Tom Mallaburn, John Dorney
Directed By: Ken Bentley
Cast
Anthony Howell (Dr Keel), Julian Wadham (John Steed), Lucy Briggs-Owen (Carol Wilson), Cate Debenham-Taylor (Lisa Strauss), Harriet Kershaw (Susan Summers / Secretary), Ramon Tikaram (Saunders), Richard Dixon (Redington / One-Fifteen), Christopher Taylor (Boris / Landlord), James Joyce (Jack Alford / Peters), Robert Fitch (Technician / Dr Philip Karswood), Karina Fernandez (Dr Ampara Alvarez Sandoval / Maria Alvarez), David Shaw-Parker (Hercule Zeebrugge / Luis Garcia), Andy Secombe (Inspector Gauvreau / Godoy / Jose Alvarez), Alex Blake (Rayner / Caron / Sergeant Delon), Tom Alexander (Mateos / Mario), Dan Starkey (One-Ten), Bettrys Jones (Barbara Anthony / Receptionist), Richard Atlee (Heneager / Herbert Truscott), Ewan Bailey (Dr Hugh Chalk / Armstrong), Glen McReady (Dr Owen Craxton / Professor Kilbride)
