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Title: A Sense of History (20 Jun 1966)
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| Episode complete credited cast: | |||
| Patrick Macnee | ... | John Steed | |
| Diana Rigg | ... | Emma Peel | |
| Nigel Stock | ... | Richard Carlyon | |
| John Barron | ... | Henge | |
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John Glyn-Jones | ... | Grindley |
| John Ringham | ... | Professor Acheson | |
| Patrick Mower | ... | Duboys | |
| Robin Phillips | ... | John Pettit | |
| Peter Blythe | ... | Millerson | |
| Bette Bourne | ... | Allen (as Peter Bourne) | |
| Jacqueline Pearce | ... | Marianne | |
Economist James Broom is shot with an arrow by one of a group dressed as Robin Hood whilst on his way to meet a man opposed to his Utopian vision of a new Europe. The trail leads the Avengers to St. Bode's College, where anarchic students oppose traditional schools of thought. Could one of these have killed Broom? All is revealed at a fancy dress party where everyone is a character from the Robin Hood legend. Written by don @ minifie-1
When a economist is murdered, Steed and Mrs Peel begin to investigate St. Bode's College to discover the identity of who wrote the thesis "Economics and a Sense of History".
This was a pretty standard and forgettable episode. Macnee and Rigg are charming as always, and there's several good guest stars like Nigel Stock and John Ringham. Patrick Mower is a bit over-the-top as one of the college students; he's a bit miscast, considering he was almost thirty when this was filmed. A pre-Blake's 7 Jacqueline Pearce has a small role, and Diana Rigg does look fetching in her Robin Hood outfit.