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BBC Drama - A Decent British Murder 





BBC Drama - A Perfect Spy 1.8 by John LeCarre
BBC Drama - A Perfect Spy 2.8 
BBC Drama - A Perfect Spy 3.8 
BBC Drama - A Perfect Spy 4.8 
BBC Drama - A Perfect Spy 5.8 
BBC Drama - A Perfect Spy 6.8 
BBC Drama - A Perfect Spy 7.8 
BBC Drama - A Perfect Spy 8.8 







BBC Drama - Adventures of Richard Hannay 1.6 - The Man Who Died 
                                                      by John Buchan
BBC Drama - Adventures of Richard Hannay 2.6 - Hawk Swoops  
BBC Drama - Adventures of Richard Hannay 3-6 - The Thirty-Nine Steps 
BBC Drama - Adventures of Richard Hannay 4.6 - Hannay Gets Down To Work 
BBC Drama - Adventures of Richard Hannay 5-6 - Ivery is Revealed  
BBC Drama - Adventures of Richard Hannay 6.6 - Mr Standfast 




BBC Drama - An Odd Body 1.4-Past Imperfect
BBC Drama - An Odd Body 2.4-A Slim Chance 
BBC Drama - An Odd Body 3.4-A Sheltered Life 
BBC Drama - An Odd Body 4.4-The Hostage
BBC Drama - An Odd Body II 1.3 - Talking Poison 
BBC Drama - An Odd Body II 2.3 - Old Dog  
BBC Drama - An Odd Body II 3.3 - Dead Heads and Chutney  
BBC Drama - An Odd Body III 1.5- Lollipop 
BBC Drama - An Odd Body III 2.5- Surfing  
BBC Drama - An Odd Body III 3.5- Grinding 
BBC Drama - An Odd Body III 4.5- Family Ties 
BBC Drama - An Odd Body III 5.5- The Tunnel  


BBC Drama - Blackout 


BBC Drama - Body Of Glass 1.2 by Marge Piercy
BBC Drama - Body Of Glass 2.2 


BBC Drama - Bolt 1.5 by Dick Francis
BBC Drama - Bolt 2.5 
BBC Drama - Bolt 3.5 
BBC Drama - Bolt 4.5 
BBC Drama - Bolt 5.5 





BBC Drama - Christopher Marlowe Mysteries 1.4- The Curious Case of the 
                                               Curs'd Quayside  by Ged Parsons
BBC Drama - Christopher Marlowe Mysteries 2.4- The Turbulent Tale  of the Troubl'd Tragedy
BBC Drama - Christopher Marlowe Mysteries 3.4- The Perplex'd Plot of the Perilous Plague  
BBC Drama - Christopher Marlowe Mysteries 4.4- The Murky Murder Mystery at St Mark's


BBC Drama - Confessions by Charlotte Greg 


BBC Drama - Cool Water Murder 


BBC Drama - Doctor No 1.2  
BBC Drama - Doctor No 2.2  


BBC Drama - Haverstock Hill Murder by George R Sims


BBC Drama - Last Days Of Mankind 1.4
BBC Drama - Last Days Of Mankind 2.4
BBC Drama - Last Days Of Mankind 3.4
BBC Drama - Last Days Of Mankind 4.4


***BBC Drama - Lord Of The Rings 01.13 
BBC Drama - Lord Of The Rings 02.13 
BBC Drama - Lord Of The Rings 03.13 
BBC Drama - Lord Of The Rings 04.13 
BBC Drama - Lord Of The Rings 05.13 
BBC Drama - Lord Of The Rings 06.13 
BBC Drama - Lord Of The Rings 07.13 
BBC Drama - Lord Of The Rings 08.13 
BBC Drama - Lord Of The Rings 09.13 
BBC Drama - Lord Of The Rings 10.13 
BBC Drama - Lord Of The Rings 11.13 
BBC Drama - Lord Of The Rings 12.13 
BBC Drama - Lord Of The Rings 13.13 



***BBC Drama - Rob Roy Part 1.3 - by Sir Walter Scott 
BBC Drama - Rob Roy Part 2.3  
BBC Drama - Rob Roy Part 3.3  




***BBC Drama - Murder In Paris 1.2 - Two-act play about the mysterious death of Marie-Jo, daughter of famous 
writer Georges Simenon 
BBC Drama - Murder In Paris 2.2  







***BBC Drama - One Day in the Life 0f Ivan Denisovich by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn  


***BBC Drama - Philadelphia Moonshine - Part 1.2
BBC Drama - Philadelphia Moonshine - Part 2.2


***BBC Drama - Piano 1.3
BBC Drama - Piano 2.3
BBC Drama - Piano 3.3







***BBC Drama - Price of Silence 1.9- The Alert  
BBC Drama - Price of Silence 2.9- The Catch  
BBC Drama - Price of Silence 3.9- Old Pros and Cons
BBC Drama - Price of Silence 4.9- On Your Own
BBC Drama - Price of Silence 5.9- Limbo
BBC Drama - Price of Silence 6.9- Pressure Point
BBC Drama - Price of Silence 7.9- In the Know
BBC Drama - Price of Silence 8.9- Crackpoint 
BBC Drama - Price of Silence 9.9- The Price  


***BBC Drama - Puss-In-Boots  


BBC Drama - Red House Mystery by A A Milne  >>>>>>>>>


***BBC Drama - Sister Agnes Investigates 1.5 by Alison Joseph - 
Sister Agnes is taken from her valuable work with runaways at the 
hostel to catalogue books at the order's library, with mousy Catherine 
for company. Or so it seems.
BBC Drama - Sister Agnes Investigates 2.5 
BBC Drama - Sister Agnes Investigates 3.5 
BBC Drama - Sister Agnes Investigates 4.5 
BBC Drama - Sister Agnes Investigates 5.5 


BBC Drama - Smiler with the Knife 1.3  
BBC Drama - Smiler with the Knife 2.3  
BBC Drama - Smiler with the Knife 3.3  



***BBC Drama - Sympathy For The Devil by Angus Graham Campbell - James Kenneth Stephen 
(February 25, 1859–February 3, 1892), poet and tutor to Prince Albert Victor ("Eddy"), Duke of 
Clarence and Avondale. Perceived as a misogynist, he suffered from serious physical and 
mental problems after an accident occurring during the winter of 1886/1887. J.K. Stephen as he 
signed himself - was a King's Scholar at Eton College. The fact that he was a King's Scholar 
meant that he was in College - the most historic part of the school - as opposed to one of the 
normal houses for the majority of boys who are not King's Scholars. Stephen was noted for his 
prodigious size and physical strength. He was also a renowned intellectual who spoke in a 
pedantic but highly articulate and entertaining manner. He bore some of the hallmarks of 
Asperger's syndrome. His father was a barrister-at-law. Stephen later became a notorious bore - 
visiting Eton on the slightest excuse and staying with the Master-in-College for several days at a time. 
J.K. Stephen is rumoured to have been an active homosexual. He was a Cambridge don. A play about 
him - positing the theorem that he was Jack the Ripper - was first performed at the Eton Drama festival 
in 1993. The playwright is Old Etonian and Eton housemaster Angus Graham Campbell. The play is entitled, 
"Sympathy for the Devil".
 J.K. Stephen was a published poet. He wrote a satirical pastiche of Thomas Grey's Ode to the Distant 
Prospect of Eton College in which Stephen pilloried Eton for being Tory. J.K. Stephen wrote misogynistic 
poesy saying that if all the evil that women had done were collected it could not be contained in the entire 
world. He calls violence against women 'work'. Jack the Ripper in his letters to the police called the 
murders 'work'. Some think J.K. Stephen carried out these horrid crimes because he was distraught that 
Prince Eddy was due to marry. Some believe that Stephen and Prince Eddy were gay lovers. 

 J.K. Stephen had several brothers but no sisters. He was known as 'Jem' among his family and close friends. 
He later was committed to a mental asylum called St Andrew's Hospital. He died of mania according to his 
death certificate. He has been excluded as a suspect for the Jack the Ripper murders on the basis that the 
murders occured at a certain time of night and J.K. Stpehen is recorded to have delivered lectures to dozens 
of undergraduates the following morning in Cambridge. Looking at railway timetables from 1889 it is impossible 
that he committed the murders and was able to get back to Cambridge in order to deliver his lectures the next morning. 
There is a very faint possibility that he could have had access to a car or ridden the 65 miles from London to 
Cambridge after each murder.



***BBC Drama - The Tenth Man by Graham Greene - The story begins 
in a prison in Occupied France during World War II. It is deemed that 
one in every ten prisoners is to be executed; lots are drawn to decide 
who will die. One of the men chosen is a rich lawyer. He offers all his 
money to anyone who will take his place. One man agrees. Upon his 
release from prison the lawyer must face the consequences of his actions.
In the introduction to the First edition of his novel Graham Greene states 
that he had forgotten about this story until receiving a letter about it from a 
stranger in 1983. Greene had first suggested it as an idea for a film script in 
1937, and later developed it whilst working for MGM during the 1940s. Nothing 
came of it and the rights were offered for sale by MGM in 1983. The buyer 
(Anthony Blond) allowed Greene to revise and subsequently publish the work. 
Greene also writes of this novel that "I prefer it in many ways to The Third Man" 


***BBC Drama - Unpredicted by Annie McCartney - A candidate for election to the newly formed Stormont Assembly 
is rattled when his wife and then his young son begin receiving anonymous voice and text messages, accusing him 
of hypocrisy on the issue of abortion. His party is pro-life, but though his wife disagrees with this in principle, she is 
not going to let a blackmailer destroy her family without first finding out the truth.


***BBC Drama - Unprotected - prostiiution & the law


***BBC Drama - Who Am I This Time by Kurt Vonnegut - This ran in the Saturday Evening
Post in the Summer, 1972 edition. A shy office worker lives his life through the characters he 
portrays on the stage of his amateur dramatics company, inhabiting the roles to incredible 
effect in a series of remarkable performances but retreating into his shell as soon as the 
play finishes. But when a new girl in town auditions for the role of Stella Kowalski in 
A Streetcar Named Desire, playing opposite his Stanley, their lives will never be the same.



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