The Best Episodes Written By Gerald Savory

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   9.0/10(1 votes)

   #1 - Jane in Search of a Job

   S1:E911/9/1982

   Unemployed Jane Cleveland is the spitting image of the Grand Duchess of Ostravia, who is feared to be the next target of an anarchist group. Jane accepts the job of impersonator in a charity fête, risking her life for a very big sum of money.

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   #2 - The Manhood of Edward Robinson

   S1:E1011/16/1982

   A mousy clerk named Edward Robinson, completely dominated by his stern fiancée, buys a flamboyant sports car as an act of independence and embarks himself in a romantic adventure when he hides a beautiful cat burglar and her loot, a priceless diamond collier.

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   Writer:Gerald Savory

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   8.0/10(2 votes)

   #3 - Finessing the King

   S1:E611/27/1983

   Tuppence's curiosity about a cryptic message in a newspaper personal column leads her to suspect a romantic rendezvous. Attempting to prove her theory correct she persuades Tommy to attend the Three Arts Ball and later to visit a cafe suspected to be a meeting point. Hearing a cry from an adjoining room, Tuppence investigates and discovers Lady Merivale. Before dying Lady Merivale whispers ""Bingo did it"" Captain Bingo Hale, Lady Merivale's lover, is arrested, which leads the Beresford's to go from accusers to trying to prove Captain Hale's innocence.

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   Writer:Gerald Savory

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   7.5/10(2 votes)

   #4 - The Man in the Mist

   S1:E812/11/1983

   Tommy and Tuppence have failed to crack a robbery, and they are sitting in a smart hotel drowning their sorrows in cocktails. Suddenly, they have a murder mystery on their hands.

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   Writer:Gerald Savory

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   7.2/10(4 votes)

   #5 - The Crackler

   S1:E111/14/1984

   Inspector Marriott of Scotland Yard needs Tommy and Tuppence's help to defeat a gang of forgers who appear to move in high society. He suspects that the exclusive Python Club is at the centre of the fraud, so the Beresfords go there armed with money to gamble...

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   Writer:Gerald Savory

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   5.6/10(8 votes)

   #6 - Rude Awakening

   S1:E39/27/1980

   Estate agent Norman Shenley has a dream about murdering his plain, bad-tempered wife, which leaves him free to chase his secretary, Lolly. Later that day, a man approaches Norman wanting to sell an old house called Lower Moat Manor. From that point on, real life and fantasy start to become intertwined...

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   5.5/10(2 votes)

   #7 - The Last of the Midnight Gardeners

   S7:E66/16/1984

   Walter is a vain writer and publisher with a wife and a mistress, based in London, and he likes to show off. He stages a story writing competition, with a £5,000 prize, to find the plot for a perfect murder.

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   5.0/10(2 votes)

   #8 - The Luncheon

   S6:E106/19/1983

   Tony eats a pricey meal with Susan Mandeville, the extravagant wife of a filmmaker who wants the rights to his book.

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