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1 Snake in the Grass
By Jane Hollowood
06/09/98
11.68m
Gina arrives back in Aidensfield after attending her Uncle George's
funeral.. Meanwhile two Neighbours are at war, and Blaketon volunteers to
try sort it all out and keep the piece between the two parties. During a
meeting to try and sort it out, two people collapse from food poisoning
and the other neighbour is blamed. When Gina becomes ill as well Mike
persuades Neil to help him find out what has caused it. They both discover
it was due to a poisonous plant being mistaken for horse radish and put in
the pub's sandwiches. Greengrass finds himself stuck with a snake and
Phil's land lady throws him out, so he ends up staying with his
Gran...Meanwhile Gina's Aunt Mary come to help her with the
pub
'Wild Thing' The Troggs (1964)
'Are you
Lonesome Tonight' Elvis Presley (1961)
'Go
Now' The Moody Blues (1964)
'Three Steps to
Heaven' Eddie Cochran (1960)
'In the Midnight Hour'
Wilson Pickett (1965)
2 Fall Out
By Brian Finch
13/09/98
11.24m
Two joy riders steal a mini from outside the Aidensfield Arms pub
which has a highly dangerous (if opened) radioactive isotope in the boot
of it. They then have a crash and run for it. The owner of the car tells
the police of the potential danger and a search is on for the car. Two
young lads looking for stuff to sell Greengrass find the isotope in the
car, now at a scrap yard and take it, thinking it to be worth something.
Mike having learned that the two lads have the isotope, chases one of them
to retrieve it. The boy then slips at the top of a cliff and needs
rescuing. Mike goes down and gets him and the isotope is thankfully still
sealed. Meanwhile Claude's brother turns up and gets him involved in dog
racing, but then tricks him.
'The Look of Love' Dusty
Springfield (1967)
'The Minute Your Gone' Cliff
Richard (1965)
'F.B.I' The Shadows
(1961)
'Born to be Wild' Steppenwolf
(1969)
'Silence is Golden' The Tremeloes
(1967)
'Play with Fire' The Rolling Stones
(1965)
3 For Better or Worse
By Peter Gibbs
20/09/98
12.41m
A young man buys his first car from a local car dealer, He then has
a crash, which puts him in hospital. The mans mother is convinced that the
car was faulty and wants the dealer, a Mr Marsden punished. Meanwhile,
Mike arrests the dealers wife for shop lifting and discovers that she has
been beaten by her husband. But she doesn't want it reported and this
makes Mike more determined to convict her husband. Mike then discovers
that her husband is having an affair, and she is then willing to make a
statement about her husbands involvements in a dodgy insurance scheme
which includes selling written off cars. Meanwhile Greengrass gets into
pigeon racing and gets Bernie and Mary interested.
'Glad all
Over' Dave Clark Five (1963)
'Stop, Stop,
Stop' The Hollies (1966)
'Catch the Wind'
Donovan (1965)
4 Past Crimes
By James
Stevenson
27/09/98
13.52m
A couple are baffled when strange things start happening, and all
their clocks have been put back 2 hours in the middle of the night. It
turns out that this and other strange things is down to a man from the
husbands childhood past. Apparently when they both were children they were
partly responsible for another boys death in a mine and now the man wants
to blackmail the Husband into helping him rob the bank at which he works.
Meanwhile Bernie Scripps' nephew turns up and he turns out to be a good at
golf, so Greengrass takes advantage of .this at a match at the local Golf
course. And Phil is now lodging at the police house with
Mike
'While My Guitar Gently Weeps' The Beatles
(1968)
'Sunny Afternoon' The Kinks
(1966)
'The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly' Hugo
Montenegro (1968)
5 Spellbound
By Phil Ford
04/10/98
14.36m
The daughter of a local magistrate is involved with a lad who is
heavily involved in witch craft. Recent crimes in the area all have a
black magic connection, and a local old man feels his life is being run by
witch craft. Mike then starts to investigate. Meanwhile the girls brother
warns his sister of the dangers of witch craft and tells her boyfriend to
leave her alone, but they both choose to ignore him. The girl then decides
to attend a ritual. The ritual is then raided by the
police.
'Make it Easy on Yourself' The Walker Brothers
(1965)
6 Baby Love
By Anthony Read
11/10/98
14.33m
There is an intruder at a local mother and babies home. A local
couple, the Mansfield's baby is abducted. Mr Mansfield who is a business
man and complains of his child's crying becomes a suspect - he can't
account for his whereabouts at the time of the abduction. It turns out
he's not responsible and he was in fact with another woman. The police
continue to investigate and then realise the cleaner at the boarding house
must have the baby. Mike coaxes her into returning the baby. Greengrass
gets himself literally in a mess when he asks a newcomer called Gary to
lay a concrete drive for him. Gary it is discovered is also the intruder
at the boarding house. But he is only trying to see his baby, and tells
his girl friend that he wants them to keep it him.
'Scarborough Fair/Canticle' Simon and Garfunkel
(1969)
'King of the Road' Roger Miller
(1965)
'Nineteenth Nervous Breakdown' The Rolling
Stones (1966)
'Cry Baby Cry' The Beatles
(1968)
7 Give a Dog a Bad Name
By Peter
Gibbs
18/10/98
14.28m
A
local vet, Joss Roberts likes his drink alot, and is often called out on
calls, but has to drive. Craddock who has asked for breathalysers to be
used more often tries to get Roberts bought in for drink driving. Roberts
makes it hard for Mike when he tries to test him with the breathalyser.
Roberts begins to take the police literally and refuses to go out on calls
unless Craddock gives him permission to drive. Craddock himself ends up
driving Roberts when Lord Ashfordly's horse is in danger. Meanwhile Phil
like the stations new secretary Sue, and Greengrass starts to sells fur
rugs which end up being infested with flees from Alfred!
'Daydream' The Lovin' Spoonful (1966)
8 Hello Goodbye
By Michael
Jenner
25/10/98
14.22m
An
Asian doctor, Deepak Rall comes to settle down and live in Aidensfield,
but he and his family aren't made very welcome by the locals. Neil whose
impressed with him, tries to find out about his qualifications because he
is considering offering Rall a job. But he can't find any record of Rall
being a qualified doctor. Meanwhile two men are threatening Rall and his
family and they are in danger, but the police arrive just in time. Mike
finds out who has been responsible for the recent badger digging in the
area. Greengrass and David set up a mobile shop and start selling tins of
steak, that turn out to be tins of foreign dog food. And Phil tries to
impress Sue with his cooking skills.
'Hello Goodbye'
The Beatles (1967)
'Born to be Wild' Steppenwolf
(1969)
'When Will I Be Loved' The Everly Brothers
(1960)
'Oh Pretty Woman' Roy Orbison (1964)
9 Pat-a-Cake
By Helen
Slavin
01/11/98
14.64m
A
young couple are going to get married at Gretna Green, because the girl's
father doesn't approve of her boyfriend. Meanwhile another local lad who
went to school with the girl (Nell) is obsessed with her and Kidnaps her.
He keeps her in a locked room in a house, but he doesn't want to hurt her
and just wants her to be his wife instead, and he even has a house ready
for them to live in. Nell's husband to be informs the police that she's
missing and a huge search is carried out. Maggie realises where the lad
may have taken Nell and she is eventually found at the house by Mike.
Greengrass in the meantime starts pet sitting.
'Breaking Up is
Hard to Do' Neil Sadaka (1962)
'She's Leaving
Home' The Beatles (1967)
'Shout' Lulu and the
Luvvers (1964)
'The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore' The
Walker Brothers (1966)
'Wild Thing' The Troggs
(1964)
10 Easy Rider
By Peter
Barwood
08/11/98
14.80m
A
cyclist has an accident up on the moors and his body is found but without
the bike. Reports come in of UFO sightings up on the moors, which seem
occur at the same time each night. Blaketon then also witnesses it and
reports his sighting to Ventress. Ventress then investigates and discovers
the sightings were RAF pilots turning off their engines to see how far
they could glide there planes. Meanwhile Sue's Auntie reveals she was
having an affair with the dead cyclist, and Mike learns he did in fact die
at her house when he hit his head on a fire place. Greengrass meanwhile
gets stuck with loads of model Chairman Mao's, and a young librarian whose
into communism, tries to help him sell them.
'Sunshine
Superman' Donovan (1966)
'I'm the Urban
Spaceman' Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band (1968)
'Something in
the Air' Thunderclap Newman (1969)
11 Hot Rocks
By Susan
Wilkins
15/11/98
14.13m
Lord Ashfordly's sister Patricia Brewster returns to the area with
her fiancée, Ronnie Harper. They are engaged to be married and Ashfordly
organises a party at Ashfordly hall to celebrate. However Patricia begins
to suspect Ronnie of a recent robbery at the Hepworth's as he has a
history in crime, but he insists he's changed now. Mike also suspects
Ronnie when Claude sees him in an antiques shop run by a reformed
criminal. Mike and Craddock then go to see Lord Ashfordly to talk about
Ronnie and Ashfordly is also Suspicious about him. Meanwhile at the
engagement party Patricia re-acquaints herself with Maggie and confides
with her that she is suspicious about Ronnie. Then there's another robbery
and Mike, after talking to Maggie questions Patricia who is annoyed that
Maggie told him about her suspicions about Ronnie. Patricia and Ronnie
then have a row, he drives off and she follows him to see where he goes.
He ends up going to a party at the police house that Mike and Phil
arranged where he meets up with Gina who he’s been seeing. Patricia sees
him there and hits him because he's been seeing Gina. She then confesses
to Mike about Ronnie and says he was out the nights the robberies
occurred. However the real culprits end up being Ronnie's aging chauffeur
- Wilfred and his two grandsons who had been going round the area doing
fireplace fittings with Claude's help. And so Patricia decides to give
Ronnie a second chance as a result. Meanwhile Phil's plan to impress Sue
at the party back fires when Craddock stops the party due to complaints
about nose, and Sue also lets it slip about Phil staying at the police
house, so Craddock tells him to move out. Later to Phil's distress, Sue
tells him she's leaving and moving to Leeds to become a
beautician.
'Jumpin’ Jack Flash' The Rolling Stones
(1971)
'You Really Got Me' The Kinks (1964)
'A Whiter
Shade of Pale' Procol Harum (1967)
'You Don't Have to Say You
Love Me' Dust Springfield (1966)
'Get Away' Georgie Fame
(1966)
12 Shadows and Substances By Brian Finch
22/11/98
14.61m
Stuart
Chivers
(Heroes and Villains) and
his friend Billy are in detention at school, Billy then smashes a teachers
car window and Mike goes to the Chivers house to talk to Stuart who is
being blamed, but he runs off. Mike with Trevor Chivers goes in search for
Stuart when he doesn't return home. Trevor then finds Stuart seriously ill
in the woods and Maggie and Neil get him to hospital, it seems Stuart
drank water from a contaminated stream and Mike starts to investigate how
it happened. Meanwhile Phil's granny and her friends hold a demo outside a
factory because the noise its lorries make driving past their homes, but
Mike persuades them to move on. Mike’s enquiries return him to the
factory, which is near to the stream Stuart drank out of. Mike sees the
owner - a Mr. Horton who says its nothing to do with him, but Mike
suspects the company is behind the contaminated stream. Mike goes
undercover to the factory at night to look around, but Horton catches him
and complains to Craddock. Horton then begins to panic and indeed starts
moving a lorry load of inflammable and dangerous chemicals over night.
Mike who is still suspicious then follows him. Horton however gets the
lorry stuck under a low bridge and tells Mike its gonna blow any second.
Mike manages to shift the lorry to a safe distance just in time for it to
explode. Meanwhile Blaketon has been appointed WPO (Warning Point Officer)
for the village and is responsible for the villager’s safety in the event
of a nuclear attack. So when Claude hears Blaketon is looking for a
suitable place for an underground nuclear shelter, he uses Bernie's unused
cellar and starts charging villagers for a place in the shelter. Blaketon
however finds 'The Shelter' full of rubbish and arranges a practice run
and gathers the villagers who all go to Claude's shelter to discover the
mess. Claude reluctantly returns their money!
'With a Little Help
from My Friends' The Beatles (1967)
'Don't Let the Sun Catch you
Crying' Gerry and the Pacemakers (1964)
13 Forbidden Fruit
By Neil McKay
29/11/98 14.40m
Rachel Palmer stops Mike and Phil in
the patrol car saying her sister - Marion Fuller has been attacked. Marion
is taken to hospital where she later dies and Alf and Phil question a
suspected local - Lenny Wardal. He denies hurting Marion and insists
Fuller asked him to the house to offer him some work. Mike supports Rachel
who is very upset. D.I. Randall is then bought in to head the murder
investigation and Mike goes to question Marion's Husband - David. He says
he was at an auction at the time and denies involvement. Mike then visits
Rachel to see how she is and they start to get close, but Mike backs off
because he feels he can't get personally involved in the investigation.
But Craddock begins to see Mike has got involved and takes him off the
case, but then Rachel shows up at the police house to see Mike, saying a
relationship could work - but Mike goes to Saltburn on leave for a few
days to get away from it all. D.I. Randall and Craddock then go to see
Rachel and she tells them that David Fuller is having an affair and blames
him for Marion’s death. Meanwhile Gina’s got upset because she thinks
everyone has forgotten her birthday and goes out to Saltburn to find Mike.
In the meantime David Fuller is found at his mistress - Kirsty Williams'
house with suit cases packed with stolen antiques. It seems Fuller has
been stealing antiques to sell them on. He tells the police that he had a
brief relationship with Rachel and that she resented him marrying her
sister. Rachel, who's now obsessed with Mike goes to Saltburn to find him
and sees him with Gina and becomes upset and threatens to jump off
Saltburn pier after confessing to her sister's murder. But Craddock and
Randall arrive just in time and arrest her. And Phil takes Gina back home
for a surprise French themed birthday party, but she is to late and
everyone has gone apart from a drunk Blaketon!
'Summer
Holiday' Cliff Richard (1963)
'You've Got to Hide Your
Love Away' The Beatles (1965)
'It Might as Well Rain
until September' Carole King (1964)
'Brown Eyed
Girl' Van Morrison
14 Where There's a Will
By Peter
Gibbs
06/12/98
14.35m
An elderly woman is being forced to leave her cottage that
she has lived in for many years because a relative of hers wants to sell
it. She goes to great lengths to stay in her home. She goes to the estate
agent where the property is up for sale and vandalises the place. Mike is
called in to take charge of the situation. The women then starts firing a
gun and threatens to set fire to the cottage if she can't stay there. The
situation starts to get serious. Due to the situation, Mike and Jackie
Lambert, a young Solicitor in Ashfordly don't hit it off at first !
Eventually, after looking into the matter Jackie realises that the house
rightfully belongs to the woman and she is able to stay in her
home.
'Yesterday' The Beatles
(1965)
'Boom, Boom' The Animals
'Dedicated
Follower of Fashion' The Kinks (1966)
'Will You Still
Love me Tomorrow' The Shirelles (1960)
15 Taking Sides
By Michael Jenner
13/12/98
14.86m
Maggie becomes suspicious of Neil when a new to the area female
patient called Eillain Albery keeps visiting him and then accuses him of
indecently assaulting her. The police question Neil and he utterly denies
the accusations. Neil is angry when Maggie even begins to believes the
accusations. It turns out that it was a malicious accusation, motivated by
an event that took place 9 years before in Neil past. Apparently Neil made
evidence against Albery's husband when a child died and she wanted
revenge. Meanwhile Greengrass meets an English civil war re-enactment
society and sets up a civil war battle re-enactment. Greengrass however
has to find an army for them to fight, so David tells a group of Mods
about the 'fight' and it all gets out of hand.
'Not Fade
Away' The Rolling Stones (1964)
'Sgt Pepper's Lonely
Hearts Club Band' The Beatles (1967)
The Christmas Episode
16 Echoes of the Past
By Neil
McKay
24/12/98
10.80m
Strange happenings make a wealthy woman believe that her unborn
child is in danger. The police are informed when there is believed to be
an intruder at the woman's home. The Police eventually discover that the
recent happenings were caused by a young lad whom the woman had given up
for adoption many years before. However an agreement is reached. Meanwhile
the woman's husband is entertaining and holding a ballroom dance
competition. Mary and Blaketon, to the surprise of Mr and Mrs Craddock win
the ballroom dancing competition. Here, Mike and Jackie have their first
kiss and Sue, to Phil's delight returns, but only for Christmas.
Greengrass, Bernie and David provide the trophy for the
winners!
'The Christmas Song' Nat 'King' Cole
(1963)
'Sleigh Ride' The Ronettes
(1963)
'Little Saint Nick' The Beach
Boys.(1964)
'Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree' Brenda
Lee (1962)
'Rudolf the Red Nose Raindear' The Crystals
(1963)
'Frosty the Snowman' The Ronettes
(1963)
'The Last Waltz' Engelbert Humperdinck
(1967)
17 Twists of Fate
By Eric
Wendell
10/01/99
15.74m
Maggie is treating a sick elderly lady. The lady then has a fit and
dies from her illness, and the woman's son-in-law then accuses Maggie of
medical negligence. Maggie then discovers that the elderly patient changed
her will in her favour and made her a main beneficiary. Maggie is then
suspended from her job. A valuable painting, also left to Maggie is then
stolen. The police start to investigate and discover the son-in-law whose
business is in financial trouble stole the painting. It is latter learned
that the son-in-law didn't call an Ambulance when his mother-in-law was
dieing because she wouldn't lend him money for his business, Maggie is
then cleared. Meanwhile Greengrass lets a tramp stay at his home who has a
talent for dreaming about winning race horses.
'Spirit in the
Sky' Norman Greenbaum (1970)
'The Young Ones'
Cliff Richard (1962)
'Light My Fire' The Doors
(1967)
'Dedicated To The One I Love' The Mamas and the
Papas (1966)
'I Say a Little Prayer' Aretha Franklin
(1968)
'Venus' Shocking Blue (1970)
18 The Angry Brigade
By Peter
Gibbs
17/01/99
16.48m
Barry Dixon, a criminal Blaketon put away 10 years previous for
robbery is released from prison, but a man called Ed Baxter is watching
his every move. Baxter is working for the insurance company who Dixon
stole the money from. The money was never found as Dixon hid it away, but
now they want it back. Baxter watches wherever Dixon goes and Dixon gets a
job with Bernie at the garage. Meanwhile Ramblers - Ron Tidy and his wife
Doreen arrive for there annual holiday and stay at the pub. They go for
there usual walk across the moors only to discover Lord Ashfordly has
closed it as a public right of way and Ron gets bitten by gamekeeper -
Cooper's dog when he attempt to walk along the path. A window in Cooper's
house is then smashed and he accuses the Tidy's of it. Mike goes to see
them only to find they have gone with Neil and Maggie for a walk along the
same path to show it’s "still" a public footpath. However Mike arrives
just in time to stop another confrontation between them and Cooper. The
Tidy's are then questioned about the Vandalism, but deny it and with
Jackie's help are allowed to go, but Mike is suspicious about them and
makes enquiries. Meanwhile Neil and the Tidy's organise a protest against
Lord Ashfordly closing the footpath and conduct a protest at his stables.
Mike notices the Tidy's have disappeared from the protest and discovers
they are involved with Dixon. Baxter and Mike then follow Dixon who’s gone
to retrieve the money. When they arrive Dixon throws it over a waterfall
to Baxter's anger. Dixon is not arrest however as he's already served his
time and the Tidy's disappear. And Claude decides to take over the late -
Jim Fiddler's money making job as a chimney sweep, but it back fires when
Alfred ruins a bride's wedding dress!
'I Fought the Law'
Bobby Fuller Four
(1966)
'Jolity Farm' Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band
'All I See is
You' Dusty Springfield (1966)
'C'mon Everybody' Eddie
Cochran (1959)
'Roadrunner' The Animals
19 Fire and Ashes
By Rob Heyland
24/01/99
15.54m
Maggie has just discovered that she is pregnant and she isn't
pleased about it because she is scared the baby will die as her first
child did. She eventually tells Neil and they have a row. Maggie ends up
going away with Gina for a couple of days to think things over by herself.
While she is away Neil heroically tries to save a boy from a house fire
and is tragically killed. Meanwhile Gina talks Maggie into wanting the
baby and Maggie rushes back to Aidensfield to apologise to Neil. On her
arrival at the railway station she is met my Mike who has come to tell her
the bad news. It turns out that the owner of the burnt house committed
arson to claim the insurance.
'Little Children' Billy
J Krammer & the Dakotas (1964)
'Long Live Love'
Sandie Shaw (1965)
'Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere' The Who
(1971)
'Albatross' Fleetwood Mac (1969)
'I
Remember You' Frank Ifield (1962)
'Time In A
Bottle' Jim Croce (1972)
'Day is Done' Nick
Drake (1970)
20 All in the Mind
By Johnny Byrne
31/01/99 16.02m
Mrs.Challis, a local elderly lady sees a
woman screaming and being taken into the cottage opposite hers late one
night whilst watching a horror film on television. She tells Maggie who's
treating her all about it, but Maggie just thinks its one of Mrs.Challis'
stories she's made up. But when she persists in the story - Maggie tends
to believe it and tells Mike who isn't convinced. Then when Mike sees a
woman forced into a car one night he begins to suspect it to be true. And
when a hippy called Jimmy Weston then tells him his pregnant girlfriend is
missing and is apparently being held against her will, Mike suspects
Mrs.Challis' neighbour - Mr.Arlott. So with Maggie and Jackie, Mike goes
to Mr. Arlott's house to find he's holding his daughter - Julie there
against her will as he disapproves of her relationship with Jimmy and is
just trying to protect her. Julie then has her baby, and her father is
allowed to go after Craddock questions him. In the meantime, seeing
Julie's baby makes Maggie break down, and she confesses to Mike and Jackie
that she's pregnant herself. Meanwhile Alf is determined to catch a police
impostor who's been going around insulting the public under the name
Ventress. It turns out to be Gina's latest boyfriend - Brian Taplow (alias
Doug Bullin) who's father was a policeman who worked with Alf years
before, Alf fell out with him and his son, Brian just wanted to get his
own back on Alf. And a mild criminal - George Seago returns to see Claude,
to Blaketon's interest. Blaketon discovers from David that Seago wants
Claude to enter his race winning Ferret - Bonnie on his behalf in a
forthcoming race which its guaranteed to win, so Blaketon anonymously
phones the organiser who in turn sorts Seago and Claude out by doping
Bonnie!
'Bend me, Shape me' Amen Corner
(1968)
'This Wheel's on Fire' Julie Driscoll, Brian
Auger and the Trinity (1967)
'Ballad of Bonnie and
Clyde' Georgie Fame (1967)
'I am the Walrus'
The Beatles (1967)
'Keep on Running' Spencer Davis
Group (1968)
'Green Onions' Booker T. & the MG's
(1962)
21 Friends Like You
By Brian
Finch
07/02/99 16.34m
Gina has started singing at the Blue
Parrot club in Whitby and her latest boyfriend - Terry Connelly is her
manager. Gina is going down a treat until one evening the police burst in
on a drugs raid. The police only find that Gina's handbag contains a
bottle of drugs after searching the entire club, but she denies they are
hers. She goes to Mike for help and Jackie helps by agreeing to represent
her. Gina and Terry both think that a man called Rory Shaw must have
plated the drugs and Mike goes to see a D.I. Thomason at Whitby, who says
no one has even heard of Shaw, but then Mike sees Thomason with Shaw at
the club. Jackie then sees Thomason's superior - D.I. Haggerty, telling
him she's convinced Gina's been framed. Haggarty then tell Craddock that
Shaw is a police informant who is suspected of dealing in drugs and that
the raid was organised with Shaw being told about it in advance - no drugs
apart from those in Gina's bag were found - proving Shaw to be guilty
having told everyone except for Gina and Terry about the raid, but Mike is
still convinced Gina isn't taking drugs. Gina then becomes annoyed and
decides to goes to the club to find Shaw, Mike and Jackie go to stop her
but arrive just as Thomason and Haggarty are waiting to arrest Shaw and
the others who have started dealing at the club again now there's been a
drugs raid. Mike then arrests Terry when he realises he actually planted
the drugs in Gina's bag. Meanwhile Alf ends up miles away in Crewe after
falling asleep on a train when he was on his beat one night, and with
Phil's help ends up lying to his wife and Craddock to cover up his
disappearance!! And David wins £100 on the premium bonds, but then gets
fiddled by a local shopkeeper when he buys a new "trendy" jacket, and so
he asks Blaketon and Claude to help him get his money back and they
blackmail the shopkeeper into returning David's money!
'Rescue
Me' Sung by Tricia Penrose from the original hit by Fontella Bass
(1965)
'Stranger on the Shore' Acker Bilk
(1961)
'Dedicated Follower of Fashion' The Kinks
(1966)
'Day is Done' Nick Drake
(1970)
'It Might as Well Rain until September' Sung by Tricia
Penrose from the original hit by Carole King (1964)
'You'll
Never Walk Alone' Gerry and the Pacemakers
(1963)
'It's Gonna Be Alright' Gerry and the
Pacemakers (1964)
'Apache'
The Shadows
(1960)
'F.B.I' The Shadows (1961)
22 Old Ties
By Chris Thompson
14/02/99 12.32m
A new restaurant opens up in Ashfordly and
the men who own it become the target of threats and sabotage. One of them
is the ex husband of Gina's friend Debbie. He left her for the other man
who also owns the restaurant, who are revealed to be a gay couple. Debbie
is visiting Gina and can't except what's happened. After the sabotage and
threats are investigated, it is revealed that part of it is down to her.
Greengrass meanwhile has a go at archaeology and finds some ancient
remains and hopes to get the financial credit for finding it.
'Meet Me on the Corner' Lindisfarne
(1972)
'I'm into Something Good' Herman's
Hermits (1964)
'Let's Twist Again' Chubby Checker
(1961)
'Hippy Hippy Shake' The Swinging Blue Jeans
(1963)
'Winchester Cathedral' New Vaudeville Band
(1966)
23 David Stockwell's Ghost
By Jane
Hollowood 21/02/99
16.53m
A well to do family
who have moved into the area recently after living for some years in
Africa are having serious problems. Their little boy is scared of the
violent rows his parents keep having and he is suspected of being beaten
by the father. It turns out that it is in fact mother who has been
assaulting her son. After yet another row, she storms off in the car and
ends up having a horrific crash, but luckily survives. Meanwhile
Greengrass becomes the owner of several pigs that cause trouble when they
escape and are running all around in the village. And Mrs Ventress is in
hospital having an operation, and Alf is worried sick about
her!
24 Testament By
Susan
Wilkins
28/02/99
17.01m
Henry Tomkinson, an
Ashfordly Solicitor and Jackie Lambert's uncle and partner is involved in
a hit and run accident. David Stockwell witness' the accident and
remembers half of the cars number plate, HAJ. Mike falls out with Jackie
because he suspects her uncle of the accident. Tomkinson eventually admits
it was him involved in the accident. He was afraid that his reputation
would be severely damaged if he admitted to it. Mike also considers a job
back in London after an old met friend of his turns up. However, Mike and
Jackie make up after her Uncle's confession and Mike decides to stay in
Aidensfield. Meanwhile Claude and Bernie have trouble finding a place in
the church yard to burry the late local, Samuel Hawkins.
'The
Crying Game' by Dave Berry (1964)
'Hole in My
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