Patrick Macnee

College student Joanna Craig committed suicide. That's the official ruling of the courts. Detective Nick Miller was unable to convince them that corrupt businessman and heroin dealer Max Vernon is responsible for forcibly turning Joanna into a junkie. Joanna's father Duncan, however, doesn't need any convincing. Unfortunately, he also can't be convinced not to take the law into his own hands.

The Living dead: Steed finds a mine of information-- and Emma goes underground. A haunted chapel provides the first clue to an underground (literally!) effort to conquer all of Britain. The correct way to kill: Steed changes partners-- and Emma joins the enemy. Even multiple Steed replicas cannot prevent The Avengers from putting paid to a secrets-for-sale entrepreneur. The hidden tiger: Steed hunts a big cat-- and Emma is badly scratehed. The Avengers...

Little Mouse worries that the big, hungry bear will take his freshly picked, ripe, red strawberry for himself.

From master storyteller Frederick Forsyth-best-selling author of The Day of the Jackal and The Odessa File-comes this collection of five suspenseful gems. Justice does not always come easily, and it comes in many guises. On the seedier side of London, a shopkeeper witnesses a brutal beating in "The Veteran" (read by Patrick Macnee). In a better neighborhood, a famous London auction house is scammed in "The Art of the Matter" (also read by Macnee)....

In the first episode, the Avengers dig up a nefarious inheritance plot. In the second episode, wine merchants and a malevolent medium form a deadly plot to sell military secrets. In the third episode, a prominent stable becomes a haven for hoods, and a notorius gambling syndicate starts closing the book on certain politicians.