The ForgetMeKnot Malayalam Movie Download

The Forget-Me-Knot Malayalam Movie Download

Steed's colleague Sean Mortimer comes to see him in a very confused state. He knows there is a traitor in the organization but he has been drugged to put him in an amnesiac state and he can remember little else. Mrs. Peel investigates but she too falls prey to the drug as she and Sean are abducted by bikers. It is down to trainee agent 69, Tara King, to whom Steed is introduced by spymaster 'Mother' to help him save the day. Finally Miss King becomes his new partner as Mrs. Peel's missing husband reappears and she goes off to join him.
To my mind, this is where the rot set in, before this, the Avengers might have been at times, ridiculous, far-fetched, outlandish, eccentric or even weird and bizarre. But this is where they started to be just silly.<br/><br/>The replacement of Emma with Tara doesn&#39;t help but it&#39;s not all her fault, following the Divine Mrs Peel was always going to be a thankless job and to give credit where it is due, Linda Thorson did the best with what she had to work with. It&#39;s just all about her, it was getting more daft and brainless, the previously shadowy control known on various occasions as the Ministry or the Treasury or some other organisation, is known be the person known as &#39;Mother.&#39; A fat bloke in a wheelchair is overseeing England&#39;s secret service and the fate of the free world is in his pudgy (and usually filled with a glass) hands.<br/><br/>The plots become more zany and wacky, here a drug delivered by blow gun, makes the person lose memory, never fully explained why, it&#39;s just a hook to hang segments and set pieces about Emma, Steed and Tara losing their memories. Why the villains don&#39;t just kill them is never considered except to let them run around constantly saying, &quot;who am I?&quot;<br/><br/>The partnership with Steed is changed forever here too, before his female aides were very much equals with him. In many cases making crucial solutions to the crimes with their scientific knowledge. Neither Cathy Gale or Emma Peel were ever anybody&#39;s fools. <br/><br/>But Tara King is very much in Steed&#39;s shadow, secretly in love and always in awe of him, she is now the Dr. Watson to his Sherlock Holmes. Oh, she can kick and fight with the best of them, but is still the lost little girl who needs Steed&#39;s help. Making her far younger than the previous women doesn&#39;t help, she never seems in command of a situation like Cathy and Emma were, even when they were powerless in front of a gun! You knew they were just waiting for their moment.<br/><br/>There are nice moments in this episode as it is the farewell appearance of Mrs Peel and the meeting of Emma and Tara is handled well. And you tell that at the end, Patrick Macnee was going to miss her both professionally and personally.
When agent Sean Mortimer turns up at Steed&#39;s place with no idea who he or anybody else is; he just has a vague idea that he had to tell somebody a secret concerning a traitor within an organisation. Steed leaves him with Mrs Peel and sets off to see &#39;Mother&#39;. &#39;Mother&#39; is in fact Steed&#39;s boss and also a man! Mother agrees that Mortimer must be brought in and seen by experts and Steed returns to collect him. Unfortunately the traitor learns this and by the time Steed gets home both Mortimer and Mrs Peel have gone missing; the enemy agents having shot them with a dart gun that causes temporary memory loss. While at Mother&#39;s Steed meets awestruck trainee agent No 69 Tara King, she gives him her address and this proves useful when Steed himself is shot by one of the &#39;memory darts&#39; as it is the only clue to who he is. By the time he gets to her place he has been missing for hours and has been placed on the wanted list… she doesn&#39;t believe he could be a traitor though and agrees to help; until she too is shot with one of the darts! If the traitors are to be unmasked somebody will have to get their memory back!<br/><br/>Anybody watching this episode without being forewarned wouldn&#39;t suspect it would be Diana Rigg&#39;s final appearance as Mrs Emma Peel… largely because when it was filmed it wasn&#39;t known that she was leaving! Thankfully she got to leave on a high note as this is an enjoyable episode. It also serves to introduce Steed&#39;s new partner; Tara King. Tara is a pretty young thing, quite a bit younger than Mrs Peel and she looks up to Steed rather than seeing him as an equal. I thought Linda Thorson did a good job in the role; it helped that her character was so dissimilar to Mrs Peel; comparison will of course be inevitable but as nobody could truly replace Mrs Peel it is good that the creators didn&#39;t try to bring in another character just like her. Tara isn&#39;t the only new character introduced in this episode; it is the first time we meet Mother; Patrick Newell does a decent job in the role and certainly isn&#39;t what one would expect Steed&#39;s &#39;Mother&#39; to look like! The story itself is typical Avengers; a mix of sci-fi and espionage, humour and drama done in a way that I found most enjoyable. Since it wasn&#39;t planned Mrs Peel&#39;s departure does come a little out of nowhere but it gave a poignant conclusion to Diana Rigg&#39;s time on the series.

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