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    Armchair Thriller

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    Armchair Thriller screened twice weekly in 1978 and 1980, with each story spread over four or six 30 minute episodes – Some were excellent, some were very average.

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    The series was mainly made by Thames TV, but Southern TV also got in on the act and made a couple of stories.

    The title sequence was excellent and the theme was by Andy Mackay of Roxy Music and Rock Follies fame.

    There were eleven stories in total;


    Rachel in Danger

    11-year old Rachel (Della Low) travels from Scotland to spend a summer with her father, whom she has not seen for many years. Arriving at Euston, she finds herself involved in a murder, with herself possibly the next victim.

    It turns out that terrorists who are planning an assassination at a Royal garden party have killed Rachel’s long-absent father – but she didn’t recognise the body and mistakenly believes that he is the murderer.

    Rachel
    Della Low
    Peter
    Neville Jason
    Wormald
    David Cook
    Juan
    Stephen Greif
    Aiyako
    Eiko Nakamura
    Hassel
    Struan Rodger
    Police Sergeant
    George Waring
    Monica
    Anna Fox


    A Dog’s Ransom

    Anonymous letters are straining the nerves of Edward and Gina Reynolds (Benjamin Whitrow and Zena Walker) – a quiet middle-class couple living in Chelsea – but they are unprepared for the nightmare that follows when Edward takes their poodle, Tina, for a walk and the dog is kidnapped.

    Smart young copper Constable Clarence Duhamel (Brian Stirner) tries to help find the dog but runs foul of the CID. He is suspended from the police after accepting an alleged bribe from the bailed Kowajinski (Leon Eagles), and his girlfriend Marion (Susie Blake) is being targeted now too. After spotting Kowajinski spying on her flat, Clarence follows him to finally confront him.

    Clarence attacks Kowajinski in a fit of rage, before he himself is attacked and hospitalised by a group of hooligans. With Kowajinski now dead, and the bribery charges dropped, Clarence is living with the Reynolds’ after being dumped by Marion. But, as police investigation into Kowajinski’s death increases, Clarence is their number one suspect.

    Edward Reynolds
    Benjamin Whitrow
    Gina Reynolds 
    Zena Walker
    Kowajinski
    Leon Eagles
    Constable Clarence Duhamel
    Brian Stirner
    Tom Choley
    Paul Angelis
    Marion Dowell
    Susie Blake


    The Girl Who Walked Quickly

    David Cooper (Denis Lawson), a brilliant and conscientious student disappears. He has been kidnapped by a political group who set about brainwashing him to perform their dirty work for them.

    His girlfriend and tutor try to solve the mystery and the investigation turns into a manhunt.

    The plot involves bombs around London, a terrorist group intent on overthrowing democracy, and a claustrophobic hero.

    David Cooper
    Denis Lawson
    Liz
    Phyllida Nash
    Mrs Cooper
    Margery Mason
    Mr Cooper
    Derek Benfield
    Godolt
    Clive Merrison
    Swift
    Barry Stanton
    Everly
    John Gregg
    Ruth Connors
    Rowena Cooper
    Det. Sgt. Bowen
    Colin McCormack
    The Girl
    Anna Nicholas


    Quiet as a Nun

    Sister Miriam dies of starvation after locking herself in a tower at the Convent of the Blessed Eleanor. Jemima Shore (Maria Aitken), a former pupil at the convent school and now a television reporter, is asked to investigate by Mother Ancilla (Renée Asherson).

    Jemima is surprised to discover that the death of the nun is connected with her own television programme. Meanwhile, tales begin to circulate about a ghostly Black Nun that haunts the hallways at night and seems to portend death.

    The character of Jemima Shore reappeared in the 1983 series, Jemima Shore Investigates with Patricia Hodge in the title role.

    Jemima Shore
    Maria Aitken
    Sister Edward
    Kate Binchy
    Tom Amyas MP
    David Burke
    Joe
    James Appleby
    Mother Ancilla
    Renée Asherson
    Sister Elizabeth
    Brenda Bruce
    Sister Lucy
    Doran Godwin
    Dodo
    Linda Slater
    Margaret
    Sarah Webb
    Blanche
    Michele Winstanley
    Tessa
    Patsy Kensit
    Sister Clare
    Margaret D’Arcy
    Alexander Skarbek
    James Laurenson
    Beatrice O’Dowd
    Mary Healey
    Sister Agnes
    Susan Engel
    Sister Boniface
    Sylvia Coleridge


    The Limbo Connection

    Film writer Mark Omney (James Bolam) drinks too much, has endless rows with his journalist wife Clare (Suzanne Bertish), and cannot make a living any more. Simply put, his life is falling apart.

    Following a car crash, Clare goes missing. Mark tracks her down to Meadowbank Private Clinic but she disappears shortly thereafter, having supposedly discharged herself.

    Mark is convinced she is being held against her will at the clinic and makes friends with Blanche (Beatrix Lehmann), an older woman who is both a drunk and a psychic.

    Mark contacts the police but they are suspicious that since Mark had blacked out (from drinking) on the night of Clare’s disappearance, that he may possibly have killed her.

    Joined by his old girlfriend, Annabelle (Rosalind Ayres), Mark begins to investigate for himself, learning that Clare has left a resignation letter with the newspaper where she works and that there was a connection between Clare’s final assignment and the Meadowbank Clinic.

    Mark Omney
    James Bolam
    Clare Omney
    Suzanne Bertish
    Dr Walcott Brown
    Michael Culver
    Blanche Terraine
    Beatrix Lehmann
    Anabelle Fraser
    Rosalind Ayres
    Colonel Forde
    James Berwick
    Mrs Forde
    Georgine Anderson
    Mr Carson Clark
    Graham Rowe
    Mrs Carson Clark
    Patricia Lawrence
    Melissa Carson Clark
    Tricia George
    Julie Villiers
    Isabelle Amyes
    George Beatty
    Tony Mathews
    Soames
    Vass Anderson
    Bill
    Alan Ford
    Margaret
    Yvonne Edgell
    Det. Inspector Tarrant
    Christopher Benjamin
    Det. Constable Barnes
    Sam Sewell
    Mr Dyer
    Arthur Blake


    The Victim

    14-year old Sue Craig (Lorna Yabsley) is kidnapped and her industrialist father, Vincent (John Shrapnel), negotiates with the kidnapper. He ultimately refuses to pay the ransom and instead goes on the hunt for the kidnapper.

    He attacks a disgruntled ex-employee named George Neecham (Bernard Kay), who he believes is responsible for his daughter’s kidnapping, while Sue slowly grows attached to her real jailers, especially young Frankie Martin (David Beckett). But Martin is a psychopathic killer . . .

    Vincent Craig
    John Shrapnel
    Steve Turner
    Paul Jerricho
    Francis Durrant
    Gerald Sim
    Frankie Martin
    David Beckett
    Sue Craig
    Lorna Yabsley
    Len Trace
    Steve Morley
    Ellen Craig
    Meg Ritchie
    Chief Supt. Lewis
    Godfrey James
    Professor Manson
    Edward Burnham
    Kate
    Lyndsay Durant
    George Neecham
    Bernard Kay
    Rodney Marsh
    Alan Downer
    Zena Heathrop
    Priscilla Morgan


    Dead Man’s Kit

    On shore-leave in Lisbon for the crew of HMS Diana, Master-at-Arms ‘Toby’ Toberman (Freddie Fletcher) discovers a foreign exchange officer losing heavily in a casino and having his losses paid for by a woman with a British passport in the name of ‘Z Summers’.

    He makes an official complaint about the behaviour of an officer and the following day he is knocked unconscious and thrown overboard. When a verdict of accidental death is brought, CPO ‘Chalky’ White (Larry Lamb) accuses the Navy of a cover-up.

    Chalky tries to find more information about the officer at the casino but draws a blank and discovers that the naval police are after him. Going on the run and determined to find the truth – he tracks down ‘Z Summers’, who is in fact WRNS officer Zoe Summers (“Little” Nell Campbell of Rocky Horror Picture Show fame). But after Wren Summers tries to run him down in a car, she is murdered in her flat.

    Naval Intelligence finds Chalky and he agrees to co-operate with them when they explain that the mysterious events are due to their attempt to expose an espionage plot by the Russian state. The exchange officer at the casino was a Russian called Kobahl (Maurice Colbourne).

    Toberman had written a letter exposing the truth, and posted it in Portugal. Kobahl discovers the letter and takes Toberman’s widow, Jean (Victoria Fairbrother) hostage, demanding free passage to a Russian warship berthed at Portsmouth.

    Lieutenant Commander Kobahl
    Maurice Colbourne
    Commander Lloyd
    Philip Locke
    CPO ‘Chalky’ White
    Larry Lamb
    Jean Toberman
    Victoria Fairbrother
    Mrs Kobahl
    Angela Morant
    Peters
    Paul Kember
    Commander Maybury
    Clive Merrison
    Dave
    Robert Oates
    MAA ‘Toby’ Toberman
    Freddie Fletcher
    Zoe Summers
    Nell Campbell
    Stephanie
    Cherie Lunghi
    Winterman
    Richard Kane


    Dying Day

    Anthony Skipling (Ian McKellen) meets eccentric naturalist Foster (David Howey) on a train. Foster forgets one of his tape-recordings and leaves it behind but when Skipling plays it – amongst ambient barroom sounds – he hears the hushed tones of two men plotting to kill him on 28 February.

    When he goes to the police, all the sounds are there except those of the two men.

    Skipling turns to the Samaritans for help. He also turns to his ex-wife, Doris (Gwyneth Powell) but learns that she is now “married” to Mountjoy (Cyril Shaps) – an eccentric millionaire with a voice just like the one heard on the tape.

    In his search for the truth, he is befriended by Susie (Kate Coleridge) who used to counsel him at the Samaritans when his wife left him.

    28 February arrives and Skipling tries valiantly to behave as if everything is normal. But when confronted by Mountjoy on a railway platform he lashes out and accidentally knocks him into the path of an oncoming train.

    Mr Skipling is sent to Broadmoor Prison for murder, while Doris, her chauffeur (actually Foster) and Susie celebrate the success of their plan. They have framed Mr Skipling and will inherit a vast fortune.

    Antony Skipling
    Ian McKellen
    Foster
    David Howey
    1st Interrogator
    Maurice Kaufmann
    2nd Interrogator
    Prentis Hancock
    Roger
    Anton Phillips
    Police Sergeant
    Patrick Malahide
    Police Constable
    Michael Troughton
    Susie
    Kate Coleridge
    Sellars
    Peter Childs
    Senior Samaritan
    Joan Scott
    Doris
    Gwyneth Powell
    Mountjoy
    Cyril Shaps


    Fear of God

    Reporter Paul Marriott (Bryan Marshall) sees a girl fall past his window and rushes outside to find she is dead.

    He discovers the girl – called Rosamund (Susan Sheridan) – had been squatting in his attic, and becomes suspicious when Special Branch turn up. He discovers the dead girl belonged to a sect called `The Regiment of God’.

    Finding his flat bugged, and hearing of the cult’s use of sound as a weapon, Paul is drawn deeper into the mystery of Rosamund’s death.

    Paul is assaulted by a mysterious noise in his flat, but manages to make a recording of it before finally passing out. He feels there’s a link to this and the “music room” of the Regiment of God mentioned in Ros’s diary – and also notices he’s being covertly followed by cult members.

    He and Rosamund’s sister Nicola (Madeline Church) track down Rosamund’s boyfriend and they all travel to the cult’s HQ to try to find out the truth about her and the music room.

    Paul Marriott
    Bryan Marshall
    Cyril
    Michael Watkins
    Trahearne
    Alun Armstrong
    Francesca Thornton
    Madeline Hinde
    Rosamund (voice)
    Susan Sheridan
    John Aubrey
    Peter Settelen
    Erica
    Helen Cooper
    Maitland
    Peter Cellier
    Larke
    Chris Jenkinson
    Nicola Clay
    Madeline Church
    Walters
    Garrick Hagon
    Sandy
    Kevin Costello
    Anvil
    David Healy
    Vic
    Roger Brierley
    Colonel Morgan
    Michael Sheard


    High Tide

    After serving a four-year sentence for manslaughter, Peter Curtis (Ian McShane) sets off on a road trip to the South coast to buy a boat, accompanied by hitchhiker Celia (Wendy Morgan).

    He notices a man following him and starts to discover the truth about what happened four years ago – a mystery which takes him to the coastal village of Leremouth.

    The four episodes were later bundled together as a made-for-TV movie.

    Peter Curtis
    Ian McShane
    Matthews
    Terence Rigby
    Celia
    Wendy Morgan
    Maxwell
    Malcolm Terris
    Miss Benson
    Anna Fox
    Helen
    Kika Markham
    Cyril
    John Bird
    Fenton 
    Mike McKevitt


    The Circe Complex

    Jeweller Tom Foreman (Trevor Martin) has hidden £400,000-worth of jewellery from a robbery and is in prison serving a long sentence for the murder of a policeman. His wife, Val (Beth Morris), has a plan for aiding Tom’s escape.

    In Prison, Tom’s health begins to deteriorate and he is diagnosed with a brain tumour. His prison psychiatrist Ollie Milton (Alan David) – who is also Val’s lover – kills him and tries to frame ex-con “Cat” Devlin (Michael Deeks) while he goes slowly mad trying to decipher the meaning behind Tom’s last words on the whereabouts of the loot . . .

    Tom Foreman
    Trevor Martin
    Val Foreman
    Beth Morris
    “Cat” Devlin
    Michael Deeks
    Ollie Milton
    Alan David
    Detective Sgt Dave Bannister
    James Hazeldine
    Prison Governor
    Geoffrey Colville
    Miss Davis
    Maggie Wilkinson
    Mr Evans
    Eric Francis
    Dr Crampton
    Gareth Forwood
    O’Brady
    Derek Ware
    Connally
    Tony Scannell
    Detective Inspector Sayers
    Victor Winding
    Detective Sgt Rees
    Neil Daglish

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