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The Avengers - The Lost Episodes, Volume 5
- Narrated by: Anthony Howell, Julian Wadham, Lucy Briggs-Owen
- Length: 3 hrs and 33 mins
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'Girl on the Trapeze' by Dennis Spooner, adapted by Rae Leaver. The circus has come to town - but after Keel witnesses an apparent suicide, it becomes clear that the clowns are concealing something sinister behind the scenes.
'Crescent Moon' by Phil Mulryne, from a storyline by Geoffrey Bellman and John Whitney. On a Caribbean Island, Steed finds himself caught up in a curious case of kidnapping, where if he wants to save a missing girl, he's got to find out what's really going on...and quickly.
'Diamond Cut Diamond' by John Dorney, from a storyline by Max Marquis. A smuggling ring is leaving a trail of bodies in its wake. Steed goes undercover as an air steward to investigate, but can he confront the culprit before it's his head on the block?
Adapted by John Dorney, Rae Leaver, Phil Mulryne and Dan Starkey.
Directed by Ken Bentley.
