List of Minder episodes
Series 10
Broadcast 6 January 1994 – 10 March 1994 Regular Cast: George Cole as Arthur Daley, Gary Webster as Ray Daley, Glynn Edwards as Dave Harris

List of Minder episodes

Section Title: Series 10
Table Section Text: Broadcast 6 January 1994 – 10 March 1994 Regular Cast: George Cole as Arthur Daley, Gary Webster as Ray Daley, Glynn Edwards as Dave Harris

Episode	Title	First aired

1	"A Fridge Too Far"	6 January 1994

To sell a consignment of mopeds to The Pizza Man (an unseen character), Arthur gets involved in complicated money-juggling. He has pawned his wife's jewellery to fund the purchase, but instead uses the cash to buy a lorry-load of fridge-freezers at a knockdown price.

Guest stars: Linal Haft as Mervyn Krawitz, Dilys Watling as Maureen Krawitz, Lesley Duff as Lucy Conti, Tony Steedman as Tewkesbury, Shaun Dingwall as Wayne, Jim McManus as Brian, Christopher Owen as Mr.

2	"Another Case of Van Blank"	13 January 1994

To take advantage of new rules concerning duty-free alcohol, Arthur, Ray and Dave take a van to Calais, planning to stock up on cheap booze.

Guest stars: Mylène Demongeot as Madeleine, Olivier Pierre as Inspector Rochelle, David Simeon as Henry Saunders, Peter Cleall as Wally, John Leeson as Passport Officer

3	"All Things Brighton Beautiful"	20 January 1994.

Businessman Sydney Myers has himself transported in a packing case to Arthur's lockup. He had paid a skinhead to murder him after learning that he had terminal cancer, but when the diagnosis was proved false, he has tried to keep clear of the potential murderer.

Guest stars: Andrew Sachs as Sidney Myers, Peter Kelly as Bernie the Bosh, Sheila Steafel as Sadie Myers

Note: This episode was listed by TV Times as the 100th episode of Minder (not counting the 1983 Minder's Christmas Bonus).

4	"One Flew Over the Parents’ Nest"	27 January 1994

Whilst his parents are on holiday in Spain, Ray, driving Bert's taxi, picks up Susie, an attractive girl who claims to be on the run from a violent husband.

Guest stars: Susannah Doyle as Susie, John Bowler as DI Styles, Tony Robinson as Willie the Weed, Bernard Kay as Cronin, Martyn Whitby as Aldridge

5	"The Immaculate Contraption"	3 February 1994

A nun buys an Austin Allegro from Arthur's car lot, despite Arthur knowing it's clapped out and overpriced. Then things start going wrong with his attempts to supply equipment to Björn, the manager at Jorgensen's new stress reduction clinic.

Guest stars: Metin Yenal as Björn, Frances Cuka as Sister Angelica, Edda Sharpe as Sister Virginia, Peter Shorey as Hacksaw Harry, Kevork Malikyan as Chico, Jerry Harte as Jorgensen

6	"All Quiet on the West End Front"	10 February 1994

Arthur takes over a booth at a Business Expo, and sets up as a provider of services to busy executives – West End theatre visits, casinos, hard-to-get tickets for booked out shows etc.

Guest stars: Ian McNeice as Hargreaves, Natascha McElhone as Vanessa, Samantha Janus as Marian Prince

7	"The Great Depression of 1994"	17 February 1994.

Ray's Uncle Brian is suffering from what appears to be deep depression and won’t talk to anyone about it. Arthur seeks advice from a successful businessman who suffers similarly but has managed to live with it.

Guest stars: Peter Jones as ex-DI Henry Keys, Barry Jackson as Brian, Amelda Brown as Heather, James Warrior as DS Richard Rogerson, Robert Stephens as Percy Vallins

NOTE: Barry Jackson previously appeared as ‘Mournful Morris’ in the episode "If Money Be The Food of Love, Play on".

8	"On the Autofront"	24 February 1994

A price war has erupted and the ‘gentleman's agreement’ between Daley Motors and the former owner of a nearby car dealership is violated after moneylender Don Gedley takes over.

Guest stars: Godfrey Jackman as Don Gedley, Perry Fenwick as Grant Gedley, Jim Carter as DS Tomkins, Ian Thompson as Trevor Carson

9	"Bring me the Head of Arthur Daley"	3 March 1994

Violent bank robber Charlie Knowles, a life prisoner, has decided to get even with his former partners who all received lighter sentences.

Guest stars: Stratford Johns as Knowles, Kenneth Cope as Phelan, James Warrior as DS Rogerson, Phyllida Law as Magistrate, Jack Watson as Hammer Callaghan, Alan Ford as Bennett, Desmond McNamara as Gossip, Sebastian Abineri as Prison Officer, Tim Munro as Doctor, Jeff Nuttall as Rossitor, Tim Potter as Lionel, Stephen Tate as Fitzgibbon

10	"The Long Good Thursday"	10 March 1994

Café owner Luigi is opening a mafia-themed restaurant, the ‘Cosa Noshtra’ with Arthur's financial backing. On the evening before the grand opening, ‘Cranky Frankie’ Connor escapes from prison and holds Arthur at gunpoint in his lockup.

Guest stars: Matthew Scurfield as Frankie, Chris Sanders as Luigi, Mary Maddox as Carla, Jean Warren as Rosie

Sentence(s)

Jones appeared as former Detective Inspector Henry Keys in the Minder episode The Great Depression of 1994.

final_sentence: Jones appeared as former Detective Inspector Henry Keys in the Minder episode The Great Depression of 1994.