The Danedyke Mystery 1979

Available on Paul's British TV.
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Uploaded all six episodes.
Supplied by Classic British Telly on YouTube.
When the organist of a small village church is knocked down by an unseen intruder, the peaceful new life of an ex-police inspector takes on an unsettling turn. Septimus Treloar, formerly of Scotland yard and now Rector of St Mary, Danedyke, soon finds himself embroiled with a pair of nasty characters; the bogus major, with his parcel of poisoned meat for the rector's dog and Armchair, with a taste for grievous bodily harm. The pair are after the famous Danedyke cup - a solid gold chalice said to have be

Testing, Testing, Testing on Saturday 12th October 2024

I've been trying to think of an easier way to distribute the Interactive Guide as having to send it out as an attachment within OK to nearly 500 viewers is very time consuming. My good friend Paul Lamphrey suggested maybe putting a link on my page to an external cloud site might be the answer. So I've uploaded the current version v1.5 of the guide to my Dropbox page and saved the link. Here it is and what a long link it is.
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Rubovia 1976

Available on Paul's British Children's TV.
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Uploaded all six episodes.
British children's puppet series about the Royal Family of the fictional European country of Rubovia. Amongst the regular characters in the show is Pongo, the Queen's pet dragon who turns into a cabbage when he hiccups.

Police Surgeon 1960 (Surviving)

Available on Paul's British Pilot/Surviving/Partial TV.
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Supplied by Jim Trenowden. Out of the 13 episodes made over one series, this is the only one I can locate, S01E01 Easy Money.
Called on to give evidence in connection with a young man arrested for robbery, Dr Geoffrey Brent gives his opinion - but one that is far-removed from that expected by the arresting officer.