Season 2 Episodes
1. The Burning Glass
April 26th, 1956
2. The Blood is Strong
May 3rd, 1956
3. Morning Departure
May 10th, 1956
4. Ashes in the Wind
May 17th, 1956
5. Boys In Brown
May 24th, 1956
6. Mrs Inspector Jones
May 31st, 1956
7. World of His Own
June 7th, 1956
8. Castle in the Air
June 14th, 1956
9. Call on the Window
June 21st, 1956
10. Woman in a Dressing-Gown
June 28th, 1956
11. A Lady Mislead
July 5th, 1956
12. Youth at the Helm
July 12th, 1956
13. Buy Me Blue Ribbons
July 19th, 1956
14. Martine
July 26th, 1956
15. The Outsider
August 2nd, 1956
16. Ever Since Paradise
August 9th, 1956
17. Case Dismissed
August 16th, 1956
18. The Speed Kid
August 23rd, 1956
19. The Pay-Off
August 27th, 1956
20. A Ticket to Rome/The Bet
August 30th, 1956
Double Bill A Ticket to Rome by Patrick Clifford A young man on his way to Rome has an unusual adventure in Paris. The Bet A play by Miles Malleson The story of a strange bet in which a man wages his freedom for a million pounds.
21. The Valley and the Peak
September 6th, 1956
22. A Piece of Cake
September 13th, 1956
23. The Man in the Dock
September 20th, 1956
24. Chance Meeting
September 27th, 1956
25. The Invaders
October 4th, 1956
26. Night Was Our Friend
October 11th, 1956
27. The American
October 18th, 1956
28. The Man
October 25th, 1956
29. HMS Drake Will Proceed
November 1st, 1956
30. Ladies in Ermine
November 15th, 1956
31. The Grand Tour
November 22nd, 1956
32. The Young and the Guilty
November 29th, 1956
33. The Lion's Share
December 6th, 1956
34. All Correct, Sir
December 13th, 1956
35. The Bridge
December 20th, 1956
36. Snowball/The Bird Watcher
December 27th, 1956
Starring Peter Sellers, Lionel Jeffries Snowball by Greg Phelps "Potterex" was a happy firm until the new foreman arrived, determined to tighten up on discipline. The Birdwatcher by Greg Phelps At Wendover Cottage there was an atmosphere of suspicion. Someone was out to steal Aunt Amy's jewels.
37. Never Look Back
January 3rd, 1957
38. Mary Rose
January 10th, 1957
39. The Great Adventure
January 17th, 1957
40. No Hero
January 24th, 1957
41. Guest in the House
January 31st, 1957
42. The Magpies
February 7th, 1957
43. The Affair at Assino
February 14th, 1957
44. The Snare of the Fowler
February 21st, 1957
45. The Sand Castle
February 28th, 1957
46. Million-Dollar Smile
March 7th, 1957
47. The Biggest Thief in Town
March 14th, 1957
48. The Silver Mask
March 21st, 1957
49. Dangerous Cargo
March 28th, 1957
50. Evening in Hochsberg
April 4th, 1957
51. The Crown of the Road
April 11th, 1957
52. The Queen's Husband
April 18th, 1957
53. The King's Bounty
May 2nd, 1957
54. Dark Summer
May 9th, 1957
55. Two Ducks on a Pond
May 16th, 1957
56. Saloon Bar
May 23rd, 1957
57. Naughty Mr. Punch
May 30th, 1957
58. Cat and Mouse
June 4th, 1957
59. Who Killed Kovali?
June 13th, 1957
60. The Father
June 27th, 1957
61. And So To Bed
July 4th, 1957
62. The Shadow of a Gunman
July 11th, 1957
63. The Confidence Man
July 18th, 1957
64. Desert Patrol
July 25th, 1957
65. On Approval
August 1st, 1957
66. When the Wind Blows
August 8th, 1957
67. My Heart's in the Highlands
August 15th, 1957
68. Deadline
August 22nd, 1957
69. Anna Christie
August 29th, 1957
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