The Avengers Forever: Website News Archive

	Website News Archive January 1999

31 Vistor feedback is growing faster than I can keep up. Seems more and more people have more and more to say about the Avengers—and that's great! I'm glad to be behind—it means the show is alive and well, and this site is becoming a forum for it. Wouldn't have it any other way.

29 Finally returned to the long-term project of upgrading the color images with grabs from A&E's new tapes. First recipients of the latest JPEGs: "Murdersville," "Mission... Highly Improbable" and "The Forget-Me-Knot." Also got around to checking—and correcting—two episode titles: "How To Succeed....At Murder" and "Mission... Highly Improbable." You will note that the former title has four dots, and the latter has three. Trivial, to be sure! But I do prefer being accurate.

27 Corrected the production/transmission dates on several Cathy Gale pages that got mangled during the site overhaul back in November. Bad webmaster. Bad bad webmaster.

24 Getting around to more unfinished business. In this case, the links pages got some long overdue reorganization.

22 Bonus! Full review with images of a "lost" Emma Peel episode!

21 With the addition of the elusive "The Golden Fleece," the Cathy Gale series of reviews is 100% complete at long last! As a bonus, there are three new New Avengers reviews.

20 After a bit more twiddling and tweaking, I think I've finally got the Rigg/King season listings to a state that may stick for a while. Some folks may not be too happy with the new arrangement, and there may yet be some more entries in the season debate, but it's impossible to please everybody. And being as it's my site, they will just have to deal with it. Right? Right! (Wink, wink, nudge, nudge, say no more.)

17 There is a new section added to the Table of Contents: Fan Tales, where fans can share their personal Avenging experiences.

11 The Rising Stars page is finally receiving some overdue attention with the addition of some neglected Avengers guest stars. Also, the actors' images now all link to the Internet Movie Database for instant access to more information.

8 For serious trivia fanatics, there is a detailed description of the differences between the original UK and the abbreviated US versions of the Tara King titles.

4 Well, it was an interesting experiment and a definite learning experience. For those of you who participated in the visitor episode rating, I thank you, and I apologize to all for having to remove the rating system. I figured I'd get maybe a dozen votes or so a day... Surprise! Within hours of launching the system, the server became overloaded, so the episode rating is no more. Sorry! (Maybe someday, if someone voluntarily offers up the money or service to support it, I'll bring it back.)

1 Well, fine, so call me a masochist—I finally decided to review the movie. Don't say I didn't warn you...