| MY LATE LAMENTED FRIEND AND PARTNER 
Written
by Ralph Smart, Directed by Cyril Frankel
Jeff and Marty's partnership seems to come to a dramatic
end when Marty is killed by a hit-and-run driver but
Marty is soon back as a white-suited ghost to help solve
his own murder
A
DISTURBING CASE

Written
by Mike Pratt & Ian Wilson, Directed by Ray Austin
Marty's widow Jean happens upon Jeff apparantly talking
to himself (he's actually discussing a spate of bizarre
robberies with his invisible partner). She immediately
seeks medical help in the form of the sinister Dr. Conrad
All
WORK AND NO PAY

Written
by Donald James, Directed by Jeremy Summers
Poor Jean is plagued by a poltergeist. She is convinced
that it is Marty's ghost trying to get in touch with her
and hires suspicious spiritualists the Foster Brothers to
try establish contact
NEVER
TRUST A GHOST

Written
by Tony Williamson, Directed by Leslie Norman
Wandering the streets of London one night Marty witnesses
a man, Howarth, being shot dead in his home. Jeff summons
the police but Howarth appears alive and well...Marty ,
however is unconvinced
THATS
HOW MURDER SNOWBALLS

Written
by Ray Austin, Directed by Paul Dickson
A Russian Roulette act at a music hall goes horribly
wrong when the mind reader is shot dead in front of the
audience including Jeff and Marty!
JUST
FOR THE RECORD

Written
by Donald James, Directed by Jeremy Summers
Jeff and Jean act as escorts at an international beauty
contest. During a sight-seeing tour Marty's suspicions
are aroused by Miss london's odd behaviour
MURDER
AIN'T WHAT IT USED TO BE!

Written
by Tony Williamson, Directed by Jeremy Summers
Marty has a ghostly rival, Bugsy, a gangster who met his
demise in the roaring Twenties. Not only does he have a
repertoire of better tricks, he is also out to kill one
of Jeff's clients
THE
HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL

Written
by Tony Williamson, Directed by Ray Austin
It's a case for Marty when Jeff is asked to investigate
the mystery of a "haunted house". It's just as
well as Jeff is preoccupied with solving a diamond
robbery
WHOEVER
HEARD OF A GHOST DYING?

Written
by Tony Williamson, Directed by Ray Austin
A criminal mastermind and his clairvoyant,
co-conspirator, discover the reason for Randall's recent
success at detection - the late Marty Hopkirk. They plot
to make the duo fall guys for robberies and even try to
exorcise poor Marty!
WHEN
DID YOU START TO STOP SEEING THINGS?

Written
by Tony Williamson, Directed by Jeremy Summers
The day Randall and Hopkirk have been dreading has
arrived. Jeff can no longer see or hear his ghostly
partner. To Marty's consternation Jeff doesn't even
appeared to be bothered by this!
THE
GHOST WHO SAVED THE BANK AT MONTE CARLO

Written
by Tony Williamson, Directed by Jeremy Summers
Marty's aunt perfects a winning gambling system in Monte
Carlo, placing her at risk from ruthless crooks
FOR
THE GIRL WHO HAS EVERYTHING

Written
by Donald james, Directed by Cyril Frankel
A wealthy woman starts to believe her castle is haunted
and is also upset by her husband's regular absences. Jeff
and Marty are called in to investigate
BUT
WHAT A SWEET LITTLE ROOM

Written
by Ralph Smart, Directed by Roy Ward Baker
After the suspect death of a client, Marty helps Jeff
expose a phoney medium, who makes clients believe she can
contact the deceased
WHO
KILLED COCK ROBIN?

Written
by Tony Williamson, Directed by Roy Ward Baker
Jeff is hired to guard an aviary of birds linked to a
valuable estate. The birds start to be killed off one by
one, and all surviving relatives are now suspects
THE
MAN FROM NOWHERE

Written
by Donald James, directed by Robert Tronson
Marty becomes alarmed when Jean gets involved with a man
claiming to be the reincarnation of the deceased Marty
himself
WHEN
THE SPIRIT MOVES YOU

Written
by Tony Williamson, Directed by Ray Austin
Interesting developments occur when Marty discovers that
a criminal posing as a New York detective can see and
hear him when he is drunk
SOMEBODY
JUST WALKED OVER MY GRAVE

Written
by Donald James, Directed by Cyril Frankel
Marty materialises beside his grave one night to find
someone digging in it! He summons Jeff, who arrives to
see a man dressed in 18th century garb
COULD
YOU RECOGNISE THAT MAN AGAIN?

Written
by Donald James, Directed by Jeremy Summers
Jean Hopkirk is held hostage to stop her giving evidence
in a murder case where the victim is found in Jeff's car
and not even the ghostly Marty can find her
A
SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY

Written
by Donald James, Directed by Leslie Norman
A reluctant Jeff agress to take a valuable item from
Glasgow to London on the overnight express. When the
consignment turns out to be an attractive blond, Jeff
concedes that the assignment is to his liking, until
doing so takes on muderous implications
THE
GHOST TALKS

Written
by Gerald Kelsey, Directed by Cyril Frankel
With Jeff confined to a hospital bed, Marty seizes the
opportunity to tell his acptive partner about a spy drama
he handled while he was still alive involving the MI-5
and a spy ring, the details of which he had never
revealed before
MONEY
TO BURN

Written
by Donald James, Directed by Ray Austin
Hot money proves a big temptation for Jeff Randall but it
always puts him in a hot spot. He finds himself accused
of stealing £500,000 intended for incineration, and
where there's smoke there's fire, this time in the shape
of a sultry cabaret singer
ITS
SUPPOSED TO BE THICKER THAN WATER

Written
by Donald James, Directed by Leslie Norman
Playing postman to deliver an envelope to an escaped
convict strikes Jeff as a simple affair - until he
discovers that the enverlope contains an invitation to
murder and before long, Jeff's own life is on the line
THE
TROUBLE WITH WOMEN

Written
by Tony Williamson, Directed by Cyril Frankel
Its useful to have a ghost to help you when you are
playing cards - but it's a game in which Randall is being
framed for murder
VENDETTA
FOR A DEAD MAN

Written
by Donald James, Directed by Cyril Frankel
A vengeance-seeking escaped prisoner decides that since
Marty Hopkirk, the man who put him in jail is dead, his
widow Jean will have to be the one to suffer...
YOU
CAN ALWAYS FIND A FALL GUY

Written
by Donald James, Directed by Ray Austin
You don't expect to be double-crossed by a nun, unless
she turns out to be something very different, which the
unfortunate Jeff finds out far too late
THE
SMILE BEHIND THE VEIL

Written
by Gerald Kelsey, Directed by Jeremy Summers
Only a ghost would notice the smile behind the veil of a
funeral mourner - but when Hopkirk does so, it reveals a
strange murder mystery
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