Miss Pegram (Yolande Turner) is the villainess in the 1968 episode "The £50,000 Breakfast" for the TV action series "The Avengers". Miss Pegram works for Litoff Organization. John Steed (Patrick Macnee) attempts to return £50,000 in diamonds to …

Emma Peel vs. Miss Pegram [The Avengers - S6E03 - "The £50,000 Breakfast"] *Also, Check out my Catfight comics: https://pfcomics.gumroad.com/A short, but sweet hand-to-hand catfight between Emma...

Yolande Turner ("The Girl from Auntie" and "How to Succeed....at Murder") has a field day as Miss Pegram, assisted by Cecil Parker, replacing John Laurie in fine style.

In London, Miss Pegram (Yolande Turner) instructs her assistant (Eric Woofe) what prices to buy and sell and, and has her second assistant (Philippe Monnet) arrange a trade through the Bourse. John Steed (Patrick Macnee) meanwhile takes Emma Peel (Diana Rigg) for a pleasant spin in the country, but the bonhomie evaporates when he delivers her ...

The authorities exhume Litoff’s body just as the villains plan to leave and Miss Pegram decides to kill the Avengers to stop them catching up with them. After a short fight, the crooks come quietly.

2023年4月7日 · A short, but sweet hand-to-hand catfight between Emma Peel (Diana Rigg) and Miss Pegram (Yolande Turner) from Episode 3, “The £50,000 Breakfast”, of Season 6, from the tv series: “The Avengers” (1961-1969).

Among the changes: Miss Pegram was originally Getz, a man, and the cigar party was a wine-tasting. One thing that wasn't changed, though, was the death of a woman, which was also considered a no-no this season.

The Avengers did serve up a good number of female villains over its run - which took in most of the 1960s - however, the duo played by Yolande Turner were among the most evil and incorrigible. Although her Receptionist is a lesser role than Miss Pegram in The £50,000 breakfast , Turner uses her limited screen time here to create a really icy ...

Yolande Turner's magnificently brittle Miss Pegrum is one of the real beneficiaries of the series' newly rediscovered sense of character. In a few scenes, she and the script work together to convey the frustration of an intelligent, ambitious woman …

When Steed attempts to return the diamonds he provokes little interest; when Mrs. Rhodes attempts to blackmail Miss Pegram she is instead killed. Meanwhile, Mrs. Peel investigates a pet cemetery and finds the body of Mr. Litoff in the grave of his own dog, Bellhound.