Brent Avery
Supporting Actor
- Joined
- Feb 19, 2002
- Messages
- 747
Michael - It is a specialty dvd store up here in Vancouver, B.C. that also does mail order, you need to have a free membership and they keep the one access door locked to keep track. They usually will put a title out when they receive it - so in this case I was fortunate to find some on display early. Helps that it is on my way home from work! I have to say, although I barely remember the show when it originally aired - which would have put me at 16, I nonetheless have found it pretty funny with a lot of great dialogue. Earl Holliman was a hoot as "Wheat" , one of the gang members in the pilot episode. Another reason for eagerly waiting for more of these older shows - they can't come close today. I don't even watch regular tv programming anymore. Oh, and concerning " Mrs. Peel ", glad you liked it, seems to be one of her more appealing poses. For some reason I was just thinking of Oliver Reed who, in a moment of intoxicated refection mentioned with great fondness girls in general from his youthful days in the 50's and '60's as being much more fun loving and kind than the - as he put it - cold hearted B's of today. Poor Ollie, it brought tears to his eyes. I assume he was referring to the entertainment industry in general, although they are just reflecting society more or less. I should look into that book you mentioned.