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Journey into Space: The World in Peril & The Return from Mars: The Classic BBC Radio Sci-Fi Drama

The final series of Charles Chilton’s classic 1950s sci-fi trilogy and the gripping 1981 sequel Written by veteran radio producer Charles Chilton, Journey into Space kept Light Programme listeners enraptured between 1953 and 1958. Almost eight million people tuned in to the interstellar adventures of Jet Morgan and his intrepid crew, making it the last UK radio drama serial to beat television in the ratings. This audio collection contains the complete Series 3 of the groundbreaking trilogy, as well as the special 90-minute sequel The Return from Mars. The World in Peril – Continuing the suspenseful story begun in The Red Planet, this 20-part serial, set in 1972, follows Jet and his comrades as they return to Mars with orders to discover all they can about the impending Martian invasion of Britain. Stretched to their limits, they take on the awesome Martian power – and when they discover the astounding secret of the invasion plan, they must race against time to warn a defenceless Earth… Starring Andrew Faulds, Guy Kingsley-Poynter, Don Sharp and Alfie Bass. The Return from Mars – It’s an ordinary afternoon at London Landing Control. Suddenly, a voice breaks across another aircraft’s frequency: ‘This is the spaceship Discovery’… To the controller’s astonishment, Jet Morgan and his crew are re-entering the Earth’s atmosphere – more than 30 years after they went missing, presumed dead. What happened to Jet and friends during those years? Consulting his diary, Jet begins to tell their astonishing story… Starring John Pullen, Ed Bishop, Nigel Graham and Anthony Hall. Production credits Written and produced by Charles Chilton Music composed and orchestra conducted by Van Phillips The World in Peril Jet Morgan – Andrew Faulds Lemmy Barnett – Alfie Bass Doc – Guy Kingsley-Poynter Mitch – Don Sharp Other parts played by David Jacobs, Alan Tilvern, John Cazabon, Fred Yule and Pat Campbell First broadcast BBC Light Programme, 26 September 1955-6 February 1956 The Return from Mars Jet Morgan – John Pullen Lemmy – Anthony Hall Doc – Ed Bishop Mitch – Nigel Graham Cassia – Elizabeth Proud Nichols – Patrick Barr Wrist radio/Countdown voice – David Bradshawe Pilot/Talian – Graham Faulkner Controller/Radio voice – Stephen Garlick Videophone/Junior officer – John McAndrew Control/Sotteer 2 – Sion Probert Sotteer 1/Harry – Christopher Scott Supervisor/Radio – John Webb Script by Charles Chilton Directed by Glyn Dearman First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme, 7 March 1981 © 2024 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd. (P) 2024 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd.

Charles Chilton (Author), Alfie Bass, Andrew Faulds, Anthony Hall, Don Sharp, Ed Bishop, Elizabeth Proud, Full Cast, Guy Kingsley-Poynter, John Pullen, Nigel Graham (Narrator)

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R.D. Wingfield: A Touch of Frost and other thrillers: A BBC Radio 4 Drama Collection

Five full-cast BBC Radio thrillers from renowned crime writer R.D. Wingfield Author and dramatist R.D. Wingfield was best known for creating one of Britain's most beloved fictional policemen, Inspector Jack Frost, who featured in 10 bestselling books and a hit ITV series starring David Jason. This collection includes the radio precursor to the novels and TV show, A Touch of Frost, plus four more gripping dramas. A Touch of Frost - DI Frost is tough, rough and rude. He does things his way - and gets results. But when Denton CID is faced with a spate of major crimes, including rape, robbery, a missing girl and a hit-and-run incident, he finds himself under pressure... Derek Martin stars as Jack Frost. Det Con Webster - Haydn Wood Det Chief Insp Cull - Stephen Thorne Supt Mullett - Alan Dudley Sergeant Wells - Ellis Dale PC Fletcher - Stanley Page WPC Susan Dean - Jill Lidstone Det Sgt Ingram - Gordon Reid PC Smith - Andrew Byatt Paula Grey - Alex Marshall Kitty Reynolds - June Brown Freddie Bicknall - Richard Gold-Parry Directed by Peter King First broadcast BBC Radio 4, 6 February 1982 Outbreak of Fear - When Sergeant Fowler investigates a brutal death in the sleepy West Country fishing village of Polford, he soon discovers he has a serial killer on his hands. Leslie Sands, Nick Orchard and Nicholas Courtney star in this suspenseful drama. Sergeant Fowler .... Leslie Sands PC Beaumont .... Nick Orchard Dave Clark .... Cornelius Garrett The Doctor .... Paul Nicholson Pete Carter .... Derek Graham Mitchell .... Conrad Phillips Rose .... Gillie Graham Fred Dickey .... Fred Bryant Albert .... Douglas Leach Kim .... Deborah Paige Mrs Trevor .... Patricia Gibson Joe Hardy.... John Gabriel Radio DJ..... Jim Reid Vicar .....Ronald Russell Miss Reed... Ann Morrish Chadwick .... Nicholas Courtney Eric Farrow... Malcolm Young Mrs Farrow.... Rosemary Sigel Operator .... Brian Gear Jackson... Roger Leach Director: Brian Miller First broadcast BBC Radio 4, 29 August-26 September 1982 Deadfall - Retired special agent and demolitions expert Harry Davis was once part of a disastrous attempt to assassinate an African leader. Now, years later, his past catches up with him when he is called back to try again. Harry Davis - Bob Peck Jenny Brown - Julie Berry Tom Crossland - Aubrey Woods Colonel Travers - Peter Howell Reynolds - Tim Reynolds Joe - Alan Dudley Det Sgt Redway - Stephen Thorne Police and Secret Agents- Michael Tudor Barnes Agent - Paul Gregory Directed by Ian Cotterell First broadcast BBC Radio 4, 17 December 1987 Daylight Robbery - 'Elderly lady living alone in remote house, willing to take in paying guests.' Miss Pickering's newspaper advert seems innocuous, but she has an ulterior motive - as do the four gentlemen who reply. Miss Pickering -Monica Grey Colonel Fryatt - Norman Shelley Dr Brown - Jonathan Scott Harris - Peter Woodthorpe Wakeson - Howard Goorney Bank Manager - Lewis Stringer Woman in Telephone Kiosk - Daisy Bell Jones - Brian Gear Woman in Crowd - Elizabeth Havelock Constable - Douglas Leach Car Driver - David Ponting Other parts played by the cast. Directed at BBC Bristol by John Cardy First broadcast BBC Radio 4, 2 June 1977 The Cellar In mourning for their little boy, the Bakers move into a secluded cottage - only to find that horror lurks below stairs... John Pullen and Rosalind Ayres star in this spine-tingling supernatural tale. Paul Baker - John Pullen Susan Baker - Rosalind Ayres Mr Crawford - Leonard Fenton Bill - Fred Bryant Alf - Gordon Dulieu Little Boy - Elizabeth Lindsay Directed by Gerry Jones First broadcast BBC Radio 4, 7 April 1979 ©2022 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd (P)2022 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd

R D Wingfield (Author), Bob Peck, Derek Martin, Full Cast, John Pullen, June Brown, Leslie Sands, Monica Grey, Rosalind Ayres (Narrator)

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Inspector Purbright: Five BBC Radio 4 full-cast crime dramatisations from The Flaxborough Chronicles

A collection of cosy crime dramas adapted from Colin Watson's 'Flaxborough Chronicles', set in a small Lincolnshire market town in the 1960s and '70s Inspector Purbright is a thoroughly English policeman: affable, polite, dogged and decent. Created by award-winning crime writer Colin Watson, he appeared in 12 Flaxborough mysteries, four of which were adapted for BBC TV under the title Murder Most English. These five radio dramatisations star Peter Jeffrey, John Pullen and John Rowe as Purbright. Coffin, Scarcely Used - When newspaper proprietor Marcus Gwill is found dead under an electricity pylon, shortly after the death of his neighbour Harold Carobleat, Inspector Purbright investigates. He soon discovers that something very odd is going on in the seemingly respectable town of Flaxborough. Bump in the Night - Tuesday nights in Chalmsbury are becoming quite explosive: first a drinking fountain is blown to bits, then the statue of Alderman Berry is decapitated, and the following week a giant glass eye is shattered. On loan from Flaxborough CID, can Purbright find the mystery bomber? Lonelyheart 4122 - Two middle-aged women have gone missing in Flaxborough, and Purbright's investigations lead him to local marriage bureau Handclasp House. Meanwhile, the resourceful Miss Lucy Teatime has her own interest in the agency... Charity Ends At Home - The kindly detective probes dark deeds in the world of small-time animal charities - and uncovers a trail of murder and sabotage. The Naked Nuns - An intercepted telegram hints that Flaxborough is home to human traffickers - and then a tip-off arrives from America that an assassin is on the way. Soon, Inspector Purbright finds himself picking his way through a case of vice and violence... Content warning: These programmes contain strong language, and some dated attitudes. © 2021 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd (p) 2021 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd

Colin Watson (Author), John Pullen, John Rowe, Peter Jeffrey (Narrator)

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Audiobooks Narrated by John Pullen