Great series real treat thank u 😊

Tom Burke is an excellent actor. He is very convincing in the role of a young man who has Asperger's. I wonder what other films he has acted since this episode.

My goodness, the psychiatrist is mispronouncing the word Asperger's! Can't believe nobody on the set caught it..... And why do shrinks wishper in movies?

The Eurovision Song Contest quip is gold.

Great tv. Saw this as a kid. It holds up well

Even as an American, this is the best comedy ever to be made yet.

One year later & Una & Jon would reunite for 4 Series & 1 Xmas special of Worzel Gummidge.

Is it a movie

The Fantastic Third Doctor Who, That is Played By Jon Pertwee, He Will Be Hosting The British Quiz Show of Whodunnit?

The ending totally lifted my mood! I was so afraid the other result would happen and then I would begin to doubt her myself. And that would make me feel bad about my self as a woman. But he took responsibility for his anger and I could see then that he had wanted to blame her for it. But it was not to be. The blame was off of her.

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Producer Ted Childs produced Bond movies aswell!

Lady Penelope looked better with the mask on than in real life!

“Evidence of Death” How could they tell he was dead, was it because he was lying on his desk, motionless with a lack of pulse?

Spoiler alert but it seemed quite obvious that the actor brother killed the wealthy brother and then impersonated him. First he didn't know how to use the intercom, he didn't know about the affair he was supposed to be having with his secretary, and he didn't notice the detail about his 'brother' using a gun with the safety catch on (in the commercial). All things his mogul brother would have known about/known how to do.

They practically telegraphed the answer to this one early on. All the clues pointed in one direction so it was obvious who the guilty person was. I wish the writers had made it a bit harder but still love the show! 😊

But the gorilla suit is hanging in the spare bedroom in one flashback when, at the same time, it’s being worn by the killer.

One of my favourite "detective" characters in this episode. One of the easier mysteries, which means I actually solved it and got the clues unlike most other episodes!

I see Inspector Martin is played by the future Inspector Wexford! 😊

The actor playing de Seers has been in at least one other episode of Whodunnit...I remember he played a wealthy man who cut all his children out of his will and then got murdered. 😊

It was a bit weird seeing Norman Bowler in this episode (Mr Patrick) as he'd been a guest panellist in a previous episode. But this one was easy...March 17th is St Patricks Day ergo Mr Patrick is the murderer. To be fair I don't usually solve these so early in the piece but this one was a dead giveaway...no pun intended. 😊

I remember watching this episode as a child and correctly choosing Connor as the murderer...though I think that was more a lucky guess or intuition. Now as an adult I'm amazed at how obvious a suspect Connor made himself. Firstly carrying around flashbulbs, then most stupidly of all, admitting he knew how to open the safe. (Plus his gaffe revealing he knew what was inside it.) Amazing that the memory of this episode has stayed with me 50 years. 😊💐

Tho I wasn’t born yet I did come to enjoy that Thames opener on shows like danger mouse and count duckula in the 80s

As a person who wouldn’t be born for a few years and grew up in the states I would never know this show if not for these uploads, thanks I enjoyed binging them a couple years back and revisiting some now, quite fun at times complex and times and always entertaining

This is the only disappointing episode out of the 8.

Thank you for posting this really well-acted episode

No. Lisa Goddard is the national treasure.

The barrister great at his job, crap at relationships with a married woman.

In various documentaries I've heard his colleagues -- actors, production crew, executives -- call David Croft a "genius". Never Jimmy Perry. Obviously the balance of contributions to their great successes weighs heavily in favour of Croft, though Perry was much more keen on the limelight.

The girlfriend is a petty 🤡 horrible person

This episode appears to be building up to Farmer's son having serious issues, which he as a deeply loving father and barrister is good to have to face in later episodes. His ex-wife is over controling yet doesn't add that their son has panic attacks and sleep walks to her list of does and dont's. A terrilbly serious conscious omission. Also she doesn't give him any pocket money, so he steals his father's phone money. Is appears he too is acting out like the accused girl. Farmer's son can emotionally identify with her, which is why he says she didn't do it, even if she looks crazy. Maybe the script writers will evolve this issue that has now been created?

This episode shows me the least favourite inspector of all in this programme: in his way of investigation I see nothing either of compassion nor of cool-headedness, just convincing enough as the proof of an intention of getting results.

Never knew Jack Smethurst was so posh

Terry Scott was known as an unplesant person and that comes across here

As I am enjoying this series in this episode isn't that the pub from tv series love thy neighbour just guessing 10/10

This case is far from being a good precedent for real victims of rape. It's the opposite. She was eyeing him and flirting with him, even neglecting to take the drinks to her friends, until they got up and left. What we see is her giving him every indication (at the bar) that he would be remiss if he did not acknowledge her interest and act upon it. This type of woman who is nothing but a tease can only be tolerated so far before the men start to rebel, and how would we be able to blame them? Her type is the reason that all women will have to then bear the brunt of the (often) bogus and hypocritical men's' rights movements and the witch-hunt for so-called sexual abuse BY women.

70's chicks were sexy as hell, all natural beauties, no awful tattoos, and gorgeous baby bearing hips...scruptious angels. Ooh eerrrr, they don't half get the front of my trousers twitching...oooh cheeky.

The women in the 70's and 80's were so tasty back then, gorgeous women. They blow today's women away.

31 William Franklyn moaning that they didnt have longer😂

As I am surprised at this one loved Diana does saw her bio story very sad anyway another tv series can't not watch thanks youtube😢

as I am enjoying watching whodunit was surprised to see Edward Woodward rip and doctor who himself jon Pertwee as he was my favorite Docter and a couple I picked great serious but did they make anymore superb the quest I remember Wendy Craig butterflies pactick mower cop shows Richard o Sullivan man about the house with only him and Joyce de witt still alive the ropers gone and Suzanne Sommers Edward Woodward best equalizer binge it ❤

✨ Dad's Army- Pitch Perfect! ✨ Timeless! ✨

What happened to the girlfriend who was married to politician...seem to be a few plot gaps!

I’ve only realized now that the fictional television program, “Shemat” is an anagram of Whodunnit’s program, “Thames”

Worst one.....

What a great series!

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I remember watching these first time around. Thank you for sharing them, watching brought back some great memories.