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7 :02x01 - Coup De Grace (Jan/31/1989)
Richard Hannay meets Sybil Verney, a beautiful woman who, like Hannay, is of South African origin. Richard Hannay soon falls under her spell but Sybil Verney has a secret. Some letters she has indiscreetly written have fallen into the wrong hands, and she is being blackmailed by Sir Marcus Leonard, a ruthless businessman.

Richard Hannay offers to get the letters for Sybil, but in order to do so must take some lessons in safe-breaking . He is an apt pupil and manages to break into Sir Marcus's safe. Unfortunately, he is caught by Sir Marcus who convinces Hannay that Sybil is a liar and a cheat. Who is telling the truth? Is Sybil Verney a hapless victim of circumstances, or is she a conniving con-artist?

The story ends with a truly hair-raising duel between Richard Hannay and Sir Marcus Leonard, a duel which ends tragically.
Guest Stars: Anthony Valentine as Sir Marcus Leonard, William Davies (1) as Music Hall Pianist, Jan Hartley Morris as Music Hall Singer, Alf Joint as Fight Arranger, Harry Jones as Billy, Katy Landis as Mary, Peter Sproule as Mitchell, Felix Bowness as Music Hall Comedian, Deirdre Costello (1) as Ivy, Diane Bull as Sal Alford, Leslie Schofield as Tennant, Joanna David as Sybil Verney
Director: Robert Reed (1)
Writer: Richard Carpenter
Story: John Buchan (1)
 
8 :02x02 - The Terrors Of The Earth (Feb/07/1989)
Lord Hurst introduces Richard Hannay to Dr. Nils Larssen and his daughter Kirsten. Lord Hurst is the owner of a Chemicals business which operates out of Hurst Grange, a manor house in the English countryside.

Dr. Larssen is working on a serum which will produce a vaccine against 'the terrors of the earth' - typhus, tuberculosis and cholera, which may be needed in the event of germ warfare in any conflict with Germany. The idea is to produce vast amounts of the vaccine which Lord Hurst is prepared to back and then to market.

Guest Stars: James Mansfield as Muller, Michael Shevelen as Army Captain, Andy Readman as Army Corporal, Isobel Nisbet as Nurse, Maureen O'Reilly as Shopkeeper, David Howey as Lord Hurst, Jane Hollowood as Maisie, Jonathan Oliver as Edgar, Frank Moorey (1) as Dr. Nils Larssen, Peter Halliday as Eric Dearth, Alex Kingston as Kirsten Larssen, Gavin Richards as Count Otto von Schwabing, Tony O'Callaghan as Sharpe
Director: Ken Hannam
Writer: Michael Robson
Story: John Buchan (1)
 
9 :02x03 - Double Jeopardy (Feb/14/1989)
Hannay is commissioned to give a fortune in uncut diamonds to his guardian's old adversary, Desmond Leigh.

Three months later in England, Hannay finds Desmond Leigh. He is married to a beautiful young woman called Barbara, but is a drunken wastrel with many enemies.

When Leigh is subsequently murdered, Hannay finds the perpetrator of the crime and hands him over to the police.

Leigh's wife is greedy, and is after the diamonds for herself. Greed, disloyalty, marital infidelity and violence ultimately lead the characters in this dramatic episode of Hannay to their predetermined ends.
Guest Stars: Arthur Whybrow as Hubert, Denys Hawthorne as Counsel For The Defence, Graham Pountney as Counsel For The Prosecution, Colin Rix as Clerk Of The Court, David Conville as The Judge, Geoffrey Hudson as Foreman Of The Jury, Chris Jenkinson as Wilfred Stott, Simon Smith as Rupert Baxter, Cathryn Harrison (2) as Barbara Leigh, Nigel Le Vaillant as Henry Milner, Bernard Kay (1) as Chief Inspector Rodier, Conrad Phillips as Dirk Huysman, Tom Watson as Desmond Leigh, Ian Redford as Meredith Baxter
Director: Henry Herbert
Writer: Michael Robson
Story: John Buchan (1)
 
10 :02x04 - The Good Samaritan (Feb/21/1989)
Travelling in Venice, Italy on board the Trans-European train to London, Hannay encounters some very interesting fellow travellers, and some very mysterious paintings being carried by one of them.

Guest Stars: Steven Wickham as Boris, Donna Wilson as Mrs. Osborne, Peter Rylands as Second Gendarme, Richard O'Callaghan as Bald Headed Man, Charles Collingwood (1) as Freddie Parkinson, Grant Thatcher as Mr. Osborne, Graeme Edler as First Gendarme, Rupert Bates as Ambrose Meek, Daniel Pageon as Maitre d'hotel, Colin Prockter as Revd. Harker, Sharon Maughan as Dore Nicholson, Marc Zuber as Auguste Kars, Derek Smith as Colonel Walmesley-Jones, Peter Pacey as Boy Morland, Henri Szeps as Police Inspector, Paul Humpoletz as Conductor, David Haig as Conrad Smith
Director: Henry Herbert
Writer: Robin Miller (1)
Story: John Buchan (1)
 
11 :02x05 - The Confidence Man (Feb/28/1989)
Richard Hannay is the new Honorary Secretary of the rugger group, 'The Centurions'.

When Sal Alford, landlady of Alford's Music Hall is being threatened by standover merchant, Joe Morris, she approaches Richard Hannay who tells her not to pay any money to Joe Morris.

Hannay sets up a rival gang comprised of the British aristocracy, and soon sorts out Joe Morris and his loutish friends.

Guest Stars: Dave Atkins (1) as Fred, Rebecca Ladby as Florence Peterson, Hugo James Ellis as Honourable David Tremayne, Susannah Davis (1) as Music Hall Singer, Alec McKenzie as Sid, Nigel Makin as Milkman, William Davies (1) as Music Hall Pianist, Felix Bowness as Music Hall Comedian, Martin Clunes as Lord Amersham, Ron Pember as Charlie Peterson, Diane Bull as Sal Alford, Garry Cooper (1) as Joe Morris, Andrew Woodall as Dr. Angus Birbeck, Peter Ledbury as Major Davenport Smith, Paul Toothill as Arnold
Director: Guy Slater
Writer: Michael Robson
Story: John Buchan (1)
 
12 :02x06 - That Rough Music (Mar/07/1989)
When Perry Swimborn, an old friend of Richard Hannay's, is found drowned on the moors in England, Hannay is surprised to find that he is a beneficiary in Swimborn's will - he has been left a lighthouse in the region where Swimborn died, a walking stick, and a pair of binoculars.

He has also been left certain instructions, but is bewildered as to how he is supposed to carry out this commission.
Guest Stars: Phil Smeeton as Toby Hickathrift, Frank Baker as Gotobed Otterspoor, Angus Barnett as Cromwell Thorpe, Spencer Leigh as Vermilion Thorpe, Carol Burns as Muriel Thorpe, Richard Moore (1) as Gus Thorpe, Richenda Carey as Marigold Hudspith, Caroline Lee-Johnson (1) as Vivien Laputa, Richard Pasco as Eugene Delahunty
Director: Ken Hannam
Writer: Michael Robson
Story: John Buchan (1)
 
13 :02x07 - Say The Bells Of Shorditch (Mar/14/1989)
The year is 1912 and the 'unsinkable' ship 'Titanic' has sunk. Richard Hannay's god-daughter Susan is being married, but the night before the wedding the groom mysteriously goes missing.

Hannay soon finds himself involved in a bizarre mystery involving a kidnapping, two murders and a plot involving the Czar of Russia.
Guest Stars: Ken Drury as Cabbie, Jim Dunk as Foreman, Patrick Carter as Workman, Roger Heathcott as Second Russian, John Hughes (1) as Butler, John Keenan as Pianist, Murray Ewan as Hinton, John Bardon as Rose, Simon Cowell-Parker as Smythe, Christopher Scoular as Reggie Armitage, Jill Meager as Eleanor Armitage, Claire Parker (1) as Susan Dawny, James Simmons as Michael Harrington, Karen Archer as Madge Drayton, Paul Rogers (1) as Lord Berenger, Seva Novgorodsev as First Russian
Director: Guy Slater
Writer: Paul Wheeler (1)
Story: John Buchan (1)
 
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