Name the Classic Film & TV Show.

[Richie]

Classic meaning back in yesteryear. I will start the snowball rolling.

This tv anthology was set in a mysterious venue where art is exhibited.

 

[Jessica 🤗]

Can we have another clue please

 

[Richie]

Can we have another clue please

It is hosted by the creator of the famed Twilight Zone.

 

[Jessica 🤗]

It is hosted by the creator of the famed Twilight Zone.

I have no idea

 

[Richie]

I have no idea

Will leave that one for the other two while another for you Jess , easier, a Brit show. You must have seen repeats of this even tho it was produced in the 60s.
A popular British spy fiction series that ran for 160 episodes over six seasons.

 

[Jessica 🤗]

Will leave that one for the other two while another for you Jess , easier, a Brit show. You must have seen repeats of this even tho it was produced in the 60s.
A popular British spy fiction series that ran for 160 episodes over six seasons.

I'll have a wild guess...The Saint?

 

[Richie]

The Saint?

No but a similar series. Mine has two main characters a dapper man and a rather pretty female.

 

[Richie]

This television anthology was set in a mysterious venue where art is exhibited.

looker-on or Grier Thomas and Terry do you know the answer.

 

[Jessica 🤗]

No but a similar series. Mine has two main characters a dapper man and a rather pretty female.

So is it a man and woman team?

 

[looker-on]

looker-on or Grier Thomas and Terry do you know the answer.

Afraid not.

 

[Richie]

Afraid not.

This tv anthology was set in a mysterious venue where art is exhibited. It was hosted by Rod Serling the creator of The Twilight Zone.

You know this Thomas, it would have been repeated on German television over the years. Terry should also know it.

 

[looker-on]

This tv anthology was set in a mysterious venue where art is exhibited. It was hosted by Rod Serling the creator of The Twilight Zone.

You know this Thomas, it would have been repeated on German television over the years. Terry should also know it.

Now that I googled Twilight Zone I know that this series was repeated frequently but even that one has totally past me by let alone the one you're looking for. The only Twilight thing I heard about was The Twilight Saga and the hype about Robert Pattinson. Afraid I'm not much of a cineaste...

 

[Richie]

Now that I googled Twilight Zone I know that this series was repeated frequently but even that one has totally past me by let alone the one you're looking for. The only Twilight thing I heard about was The Twilight Saga and the hype about Robert Pattinson. Afraid I'm not much of a cineaste...

It was called The Night Gallery.

 

[looker-on]

It was called The Night Gallery.

Don't know that either.

 

[Richie]

So is it a man and woman team?

Yep. He always wears a suit, bowler hat and carries an umbrella, his two secret weapons to kill Russkie agents, as the hat is steel rimmed and the brolly contains a thin sword, while his female companion wears the latest Carnaby Street fashions and is a whizz at unarmed combat.. You must have seen this repeated on tv growing up.

 

[looker-on]

Oh, that reminds me. Is that Emma Peel and her partner starring in The Avengers? Seen that regularly as a teenager.
Every dog has his day....

 

[Richie]

Oh, that reminds me. Is that Emma Peel and her partner starring in The Avengers? Seen that regularly as a teenager.

Yeh mate , that is the one. I have the entire Rebecca Rigg (Emma Peel) episodes in my film/tv file.

 

[looker-on]

Her name's Diana I vaguely remember. What's the name of her partner?

 

[Richie]

Diana

Of course it is, Rebecca Rigg is an Australian actress. Her partner was John Steed played by Patrick MacNee.

 

[looker-on]

Of course it is, Rebecca Rigg is an Australian actress. Her partner was John Steed played by Patrick MacNee.

I'd have said "by Ryan O'Neil". Close, but no cigar.