Mike Gambit, I can cook, sew, dance, break your back in three places if you step out of line AND I know how to use your bed against you.

Hm, sounds like Purdey.

Haha!

''Use his bed against....'' Hm, he's probably more used to his bed working as an advantage for him.

Khell wrote:Mike Gambit, I can cook, sew, dance, break your back in three places if you step out of line AND I know how to use your bed against you.

Hm, sounds like Purdey.

That's Purdey in a nutshell. (A marshmallow-lined one).

I'm with Maartje--it's dirty pool, using Gambit's greatest weapon against him. The woman doesn't play fair.

Now if only Gambit could reach the controls next time, things could get really interesting.

Timeless A-Peel wrote:I'm with Maartje--it's dirty pool, using Gambit's greatest weapon against him. The woman doesn't play fair.

Yeah, she learned that from Steed, you know?

Khell wrote:

Timeless A-Peel wrote:I'm with Maartje--it's dirty pool, using Gambit's greatest weapon against him. The woman doesn't play fair.

Yeah, she learned that from Steed, you know?

Gambit needs to start fighting dirty to keep up. You have too much honor, Gambit dear. It's letting you down.

From Gladiators

Man: We'll keep her around for more pleasurable reasons
Steed: You know a remark like that may annoy Purdey
Man: And what does Purdey do when Purdey's annoyed

*Cue purdey punching him in the face*

Best part of the episode

Haha, nice one!

From Emily:

G: Could be that Purdey was wrong...
S: You know better than that.

Maartje wrote:Haha, nice one!

From Emily:

G: Could be that Purdey was wrong...
S: You know better than that.

Oh, I'd forgotten all about that one! Gambit should keep quiet--Purdey might be able to hear him across the fields and valleys. "Wrong? Wrong?! Mike Gambit, you're a dead man!"

M-J;;W wrote:From Gladiators

Man: We'll keep her around for more pleasurable reasons
Steed: You know a remark like that may annoy Purdey
Man: And what does Purdey do when Purdey's annoyed

*Cue purdey punching him in the face*

Best part of the episode

I knew there was something positive to say about "The Gladiators" episode ...

Maartje wrote:Haha, nice one!

From Emily:

G: Could be that Purdey was wrong...
S: You know better than that.

Really, Gambit. Purdey's never wrong. Never ever. It's everyone else who's not quite right.

Khell wrote:

Maartje wrote:Haha, nice one!

From Emily:

G: Could be that Purdey was wrong...
S: You know better than that.

Really, Gambit. Purdey's never wrong. Never ever. It's everyone else who's not quite right.

That's right. If Purdey says it's the moon in the sky during the day, it's the moon. Quit arguing, Gambit. You'll only get a headache.

S: Irresistable.
P: The chef, or the omelette?
S: What is one without the other?

Ohlala!

Maartje wrote:S: Irresistable.
P: The chef, or the omelette?
S: What is one without the other?

Ohlala!

Well in Purdey's case it's true

Maartje wrote:S: Irresistable.
P: The chef, or the omelette?
S: What is one without the other?

Ohlala!

"Gambit, if you say 'ooh la la,' I think I shall scream."
"Ohh la la? Who's saying oh la la?"
"You have. Twice."

I'm sorry. Maartje cued me up.

Haha I just knew you we're gonna post that. But then again - it's a good one, innit?

Which brings me to the very last lines of that episode:

P: Believe me, there's no difference. No difference at all.

(Quoting from memory, so I might be a bit off... )

Maartje wrote:Haha I just knew you we're gonna post that. But then again - it's a good one, innit?

'Tis. Just somehthing about Gambit saying "ohh la la" that I find hilarious.

Khell wrote:Which brings me to the very last lines of that episode:

P: Believe me, there's no difference. No difference at all.

(Quoting from memory, so I might be a bit off... )

I always notice Purdey doesn't get out of the car, presumably because she's going to move on to a district lit with a little less red. Men are men, regardless of social background.

Timeless A-Peel wrote:

Maartje wrote:Haha I just knew you we're gonna post that. But then again - it's a good one, innit?

'Tis. Just somehthing about Gambit saying "ohh la la" that I find hilarious.

Haha yes, and I love the look Purdey gives him too. It kinda reminds me of a song by the Kooks:

Then you smiled, he got wild.
You didn't understand that there's money to be made.
Beauty is a card that must get played,
By organisation,
And ooh la, she was such a good girl to me.

I love that song, and it's actually called Ooh La, so that's good

Haha yes I know, that's why I posted it. It's a great song!

Timeless A-Peel wrote:

Maartje wrote:Haha I just knew you we're gonna post that. But then again - it's a good one, innit?

'Tis. Just somehthing about Gambit saying "ohh la la" that I find hilarious.

Khell wrote:Which brings me to the very last lines of that episode:

P: Believe me, there's no difference. No difference at all.

(Quoting from memory, so I might be a bit off... )

I always notice Purdey doesn't get out of the car, presumably because she's going to move on to a district lit with a little less red. Men are men, regardless of social background.

Yeah, Purdey's probably going on to watch some Moliére? Since the Chippendales weren't established before 1979, I guess that's the best she can get ...

Khell wrote:

Timeless A-Peel wrote:

Maartje wrote:Haha I just knew you we're gonna post that. But then again - it's a good one, innit?

'Tis. Just somehthing about Gambit saying "ohh la la" that I find hilarious.

Khell wrote:Which brings me to the very last lines of that episode:

P: Believe me, there's no difference. No difference at all.

(Quoting from memory, so I might be a bit off... )

I always notice Purdey doesn't get out of the car, presumably because she's going to move on to a district lit with a little less red. Men are men, regardless of social background.

Yeah, Purdey's probably going on to watch some Moliére? Since the Chippendales weren't established before 1979, I guess that's the best she can get ...

Purdey at the Chippendales. Oh, help! That'd get Gambit's attention, that's for sure!

G: I assure you, Purdey, there's no difference at all.
P: Oh yes? Like there's no difference with French girls? *smirk*

Checkmate, Gambit!

Khell wrote:G: I assure you, Purdey, there's no difference at all.
P: Oh yes? Like there's no difference with French girls? *smirk*

Checkmate, Gambit!

Purdey actually thought there was no difference between English and French girls, either, but Gambit's got a different opinion on that one. If she knows men, I can pretty much guarantee he knows women.

G: What could YOU do for me? Well, first of all I'd like to go over the school records, list of all the old boys...
P: And second?
G: Take you to dinner, and then go somewhere for a nice, quiet drink?
P: Like your place, Mr Gambit?
G: The service there is highly recommended.
P: How well do you mix a Martini?

Now, one thing... You don't mix Martini, you have it pure! But otherwise: brilliant scene.