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I posted these photo collages as prompts for our next PicFic, but they might also be of interest as a point of conversation.  The two men are very different, and yet their ability to work as a unit makes them the best in all of UNCLE.  How, why and what?
Perhaps you have answers to all the questions we might ask concerning these two.

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This is my homage to the soon to be revived televison show "Twin Peaks"... The series has developed a cult like status, as it was so different for a television show that began its journed in 1990.  At the time it was riveting to watch, and the bizarre characters kept the viewers coming back for more of the avante guard and peculiar story lines. ( Read more... )

This is the only slashy story I will lay claim to, but I must admit it's one that I always enjoy.  It's definitely tongue in cheek, silly and worthy of a spot on SNL or Monty Python; at least I'd like to think so ( Read more... )

We had a little poll yesterday that was centered around the partnership and ramifications thereof.  You can find it and still participate HEREThe content has to do with the men and when or if they submit to boundaries within the partnership/friendship.  I thought we might go a little farther with that topic and talk about the limits that exist, per ( Read more... )

The Round Table has moved to its new home here on Uncle du Jour, which is actually very much in keeping with the original vision for this comm.  I hope everyone learns their way around here.
The topic today is something I imagine we've all thought about, wondered about... Some of us have even written about it.
Do Napoleon and Illya have other ( Read more... )

Napoleon Solo: Anything new?

Illya Kuryakin: Not much. A revolution in the Orient,

a multi-million dollar train robbery in England,

five kidnapped scientists and a plot to melt the polar

ice caps.

Napoleon Solo: Good. I think I'll take the afternoon off.


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[Kay can't explain how she got into U.N.C.L.E. headquarters]

Illya Kuryakin: I ran a check on the girl's identification. No holes in the story so far.

Napoleon Solo: Which may only mean she has a good cover. Guess we'll have to try the Jekyll-Hyde routine.

Illya Kuryakin: Well, she's an attractive girl. Why don't I be her friend and companion ( Read more... )

"The Man from U.N.C.L.E.: The Bridge of Lions Affair: Part II (#2.21)"

[after an attack on Jordin fails]

Napoleon Solo: I thought you had a little more style than to try an old trick like that.

Illya Kuryakin: I don't know what you mean.

Napoleon Solo: Well, money clip, I'm surprised at you.

Illya Kuryakin: It is also a bomb.

Napoleon Solo: [ ( Read more... )

"The Man from U.N.C.L.E.: The Sort of Do-It-Yourself Dreadful Affair (#3.2)" (1966)
Napoleon Solo: [seducing Margo] How do I love thee? Let me count the ways.
Margo Hayward: No computations now, please, Napoleon.
[Margo laughs flirtatiously]
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