Campion (TV series)

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The BBC has twice developed Albert Campion for television (59-60), and (89-90).

Contents 1 1959 1.1 Dancers in Mourning 2 1960 2.1 Death of a Ghost 3 1989 3.1 Look to the Lady 3.2 Police at the Funeral 3.3 The Case of the Late Pig 3.4 Death of a Ghost 4 1990 4.1 Sweet Danger 4.2 Dancers in Mourning 4.3 Flowers for the Judge 4.4 Mystery Mile

[edit] 1959

Bernard Horsfall as Campion.

Wally Patch as Lugg.

John Ruddock as Inspector Oates.

Six - 30 minute episodes per.

[edit] Dancers in Mourning

[edit] 1960

Bernard Horsfall as Campion.

Wally Patch as Lugg.

Arthur Brough as Inspector Oates.

Six - 30 minute episodes per.

[edit] Death of a Ghost

[edit] 1989

Peter Davison as Campion.

Brian Glover as Lugg.

Andrew Burt as Inspector Oates.

Two - 60 minute episodes per.

[edit] Look to the Lady

A mystery surrounding an ancient chalice.

[edit] Police at the Funeral

The death of a member of a wealthy family.

[edit] The Case of the Late Pig

A man appears to have died twice.

[edit] Death of a Ghost

[edit] 1990

Peter Davison as Campion.

Brian Glover as Lugg.

Andrew Burt as Inspector Oates.

Two - 60 minute episodes per.

[edit] Sweet Danger

[edit] Dancers in Mourning

[edit] Flowers for the Judge

[edit] Mystery Mile

Campion protects a retired American judge from assassination by inviting him and his adult children to a house owned by diminished aristocrats in the East English town of "Mystery Mile" (ages ago known as "Mist Mile"). There is a suicide, an unexplained disappearance, and a kidnapping. Campion leads two young men, one American and one British, on a midnight raid on a hideout, led by Lugg and one of his reformed criminal friends. And obviously the quicksand gets some use.