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Day of Reckoning/Credits

## Cast

* Ian McShane as Lovejoy
* Dudley Sutton as Tinker Dill
* Caroline Langrishe as Charlotte Cavendish
* Diane Parish as Beth Taylor
* John Castle as Max Hunter
* David Ryall as Sam Cavendish
* Christopher Fairbank as Foxy Norris
* Eric Deacon as Det. Insp. Hardwick
* Oliver Parker as Desmond Dexter
* Maggie Ollerenshaw as Kate Henshaw
* Derek Smith as Bellamy
* Madeleine Moffat (Credited as ***Madaleine Moffat***) as Daisy West
* Louis Hammond as Martin Farquar
* Alastair Mackenzie (Credited as ***Sam Mackenzie***) as Freddy
* Stephen Bateman as Rev. Cyril Spottiswode

## Crew

* Directed by Paul Harrison
* Created by Ian La Frenais, based on the books by Jonathan Gash
* Written by John Goldsmith
* Produced by Tony Charles (Executive Producer: Witzend), Allan Mckeown (Executive Producer: Witzend), Paul Richmond (Associate Producer) and Colin Shindler  (Producer)
* Music by Denis King
* Cinematography by Peter Chapman and Richard Terry
* Film Editing by Anthony Combes
* Post-Production Coordinator: Ian Campbell
* Casting by Di Carling and Amanda Newland
* Production Design by Francis Boyle
* Art Direction by Beckie Harvey
* Makeup Artists: Pippa Hindle and Lesley Smith
* First Assistant Director: Martin Coates
* Second Assistant Directors: Hilary Barrett and Win Mensah-Larbie
* Properties Buyer: Tony Moore
* Post-Production Sound: Kelvin Cartwright and Steve Hudson
* Film Sound: Gordon Lester and Michael Spencer
* Stunt Coordinator: Dave Holland
* Grips: Steve Phillips
* Gaffer: Dick Reed
* Clapper/Loader: Robert Shacklady
* Costume: Kate O'Farrell and Dorinda Rea
* Location Manager: Lynn Grant
* Continuity: Hilary Binner
* Accountant For Witzend: Mike Amos
* Programme Budget Assistant: Sarah Bates
* Armourer: David Coatsworth
* Production Operatives: George Griffiths and Bob Groves (Credited as ***Bobby Groves***)
* Copyright For Witzend: Karen Shipway
* Researcher: Rachel Silver
Highland Fling: Part Two

## Plot

Just before Lovejoy and Lady Jane are going to consummate their long-standing relationship, they are interrupted by his discovery of some 18th Century sketches for a proposed mural and the arrival of Eric on his motorbike with his new girlfriend. Eric has disregarded Lovejoy's edict not to buy anything in his absence and blown his boss's "rainy day slush fund" to buy an antique mirror from her larcenous father, seemingly a bargain until she tells Eric that her dad "nicked it." Despite its status as a "hot" property, Lovejoy is able to use it to his advantage. As a sidebar, the identity of the beautiful redheaded girl in the woods is revealed.

## Quotes

* **Lovejoy:** (interrupting their foreplay after spotting something in the bedroom) Jane, Jane, Jane! You know that an old portfolio always makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up!
**Lady Jane Felsham:** (sarcastically) I'm glad something's in working order.
* **Tinker Dill:** If it wasn't for the fact that I gave up worrying years ago, I'd worry about you, Eric.

Friends in High Places ***I*** Out to Lunch ***I*** No Strings ***I*** Angel Trousers ***I*** Benin Bronze ***I*** Eric of Arabia ***I*** Scotch on the Rocks ***I*** Loveknots ***I*** Smoke Your Nose ***I*** Kids ***I*** Members Only ***I*** Highland Fling: Part One ***I*** **Highland Fling: Part Two** ***I*** The Prague Sun
Jonathan Gash

**John Grant** (born 1933), professionally known under pen name **Jonathan Gash**, is a British doctor and writer, best known as the author of the Lovejoy series that was adapted to television by Ian La Frenais. He has also written under the name of **Graham Gaunt**.

## Biography

Born in Bolton, Lancashire, Grant was educated at St Peter and St Paul's Primary School, then Thornleigh College, before studying medicine and qualifying as a doctor. He served in the British Army, attaining the rank of Major in the Royal Army Medical Corps, and has also worked as a general practitioner and as a pathologist. Between 1971 and 1988 he was director of bacteriology at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine of the University of London.

Grant won the John Creasey Award in 1977 for his first Lovejoy novel, *The Judas Pair*. He is also the author of a series of medical thrillers featuring the character Dr Clare Burtonall, and a novel, *The Incomer*, as Graham Gaunt. He has also published work in the periodical *Postscripts*.

Grant lives near Colchester in Essex, the setting for many of his novels.

## Sopurces

1. ↑ https://www.fantasticfiction.com/g/jonathan-gash/
Friends in High Places

## Plot

Lovejoy returns, penniless, from a year in Spain to find Tinker about to enter a monastery and Eric working as a security guard. Lady Jane introduces him to Victoria Cavero, widow of a South American politico who was investigating a group of corrupt bankers, possibly headed by Alfredo Pereira, who just happens to be in England. Victoria asks Lovejoy to sell an Inca ring for her but then Lady Jane is kidnapped in mistake for Victoria and the ring demanded as her ransom. After Lovejoy has done the deal he sets out to prove Pereira's involvement.

## Trivia

* The opening scene shows Lovejoy at Frederricks Restaurant in Islington High Street, Islington, London N1 . Located in the heart of Islington's antique shopping district. The restaurant is still in business.

## Quotes

* **Lady Jane Felsham:** Eric, I don't know whether to kiss or salute you.
**Eric Catchpole:**Well, I know which one I'd prefer.
* **Lovejoy:** (Aside to audience) I mean, who wants a Lovejoy when you can have a Utrillo?

**Friends in High Places** ***I*** Out to Lunch ***I*** No Strings ***I*** Angel Trousers ***I*** Benin Bronze ***I*** Eric of Arabia ***I*** Scotch on the Rocks ***I*** Loveknots ***I*** Smoke Your Nose ***I*** Kids ***I*** Members Only ***I*** Highland Fling: Part One ***I*** Highland Fling: Part Two ***I*** The Prague Sun
Goose Bumps

## Plot

When faced with a pricey dentist bill, Lovejoy agrees to settle it by investigating the alleged drowning death of Terence Sullivan, a dodgy antiques dealer, who either fell or jumped from a ferry. The widow gives Lovejoy a key to a storage container, where he finds a matched pair of Chinese geese, which are coveted by two obsessive collectors including deranged millionaire Arnold Tape. Tape has a mania for all things geese and compulsively collects artistic representations of them.

Sullivan turns up, very much alive and accompanied by a pretty stewardess, demanding his geese for a rich Belgian collector, but Lovejoy thinks the proceeds should go to his "widow," who he has callously deserted. When Charlotte sees Lovejoy's seemingly altruistic devotion to the widow, she feels she's misjudged his character and finally gives in to his seductive charm. As a sidebar, Charlie Gimbert tries to cultivate a judge and his magistrate wife in order to propel his ambitions to become a justice-of-the peace.

## Trivia

* Tinker goes through six different bow ties in this episode.
* The "morning after" scene with Lovejoy and Charlotte pays homage to the promo image for the film Orlando.

## Quote

* **Lovejoy:** (to Charlie) Doo-doo is a small price to pay for keeping up with the doggy set.
Gillian Thomas

## Episodes Gillian Thomas worked on

### As Makeup Designer

Just Desserts, The Italian Venus, Who Dares, Sings, One Born Every Minute, Raise the Hispanic, Lily's Pearls, No Strings, Benin Bronze, Eric of Arabia, Loveknots, Smoke Your Nose, Kids, Members Only, The Prague Sun, The Ring, Second Fiddle, God Helps Those, They Call Me Midas, Irish Stew, Dainty Dish, Taking the Pledge, Lovejoy Loses It, Pig in a Poke, Who Is the Fairest of Them All?, A Going Concern, Ducking and Diving, Stones of Destiny, The Peking Gun, Swings and Roundabouts, The Lost Colony

### As Makeup Artist

Fair Exchange, Somewhere - Over the Rainbow?, Guns and Roses, The Last of the Uzkoks, Holding the Baby, Last Tango in Lavenham
Dainty Dish

## Plot

In Brighton on a working holiday Lovejoy meets Lady Jane's friend Louise, widow of a Belgian baron and resistance hero. She possesses a valuable porcelain plate, part of a larger dinner service stolen by the Nazis in the war. With the help of psychic Olwyn, Lovejoy is able to track down the remaining service but discovers that one of her predictions was grammatically incorrect. Lady Jane meanwhile confesses to Louise her feelings for Lovejoy.

 The Napoleonic Commode ***I*** The Ring ***I*** Second Fiddle ***I*** The Colour of Mary ***I*** Fly the Flag ***I*** Judgement of Solomon ***I*** The Galloping Major ***I*** God Helps Those ***I*** They Call Me Midas ***I*** Irish Stew ***I*** **Dainty Dish** ***I*** Taking the Pledge ***I*** Lovejoy Loses It|}
Pavel Douglas

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### Appears in

The Firefly Cage, The Sting, The Judas Pair, To Sleep No More, Death and Venice: Part Two, Just Desserts, The Italian Venus, Montezuma's Revenge, Lily's Pearls, Friends in High Places, Out to Lunch, Loveknots, Who Is the Fairest of Them All?

### Portrays

Lord Alexander Felsham

**Pavel Douglas** is a Polish-born, British-based actor. He was born in Krakow, Poland, six years after the end of the Second World War, and was naturalised in 1959. By the end of the 1970s, having been brought up in Scotland and France, he made his first credited television debut with a small part in the TV series *Shoestring*. In 1983 he appeared as a salesman in a training video for Austin Rover, alongside Nicholas Ball.

During the mid-1980s, Douglas was credited as "Captain" in two episodes of *Robin of Sherwood*. In 1988 and 1989, he appeared in several episodes of *EastEnders* as minor character Gregory Mantel, who was notably the character responsible for ordering the hit on Den Watts. He is also known for the role of Lord Alexander Felsham in the many series of BBC's *Lovejoy* (1986–93).

In December 1989, Douglas appeared on BBC 1's adaptation of *The Voyage of the Dawn Treader* as Lord Bern.

He has since taken on many more television and feature film roles including Charles Devon in *Passport to Murder* (1993), John "The Red" Comyn in *The Bruce* (1996), French Warship Captain in *GoldenEye* (1995), Nigel Wheeler in *Heartbeat* (1996), and Chris Duncan in *Silent Witness* (2006). In 2007 he guest starred in *Doctors*, where he portrayed the role of Chief Superintendent Leo Jackson. This won him and the cast "Best Single Episode" at the *2007 British Soap Awards*. As of 2007 he has appeared as Patrick Johnston in *River City* for BBC Scotland. In 2008 he appeared as Captain Lindeman in the TV movie "Krakatoa", in 2009 as Commander John McDowell in "Stockwell" for ITV, and in 2010 as Jonothan Owen in "Holby City" for the BBC.

In 2007, he appeared in the Channel 4 documentary *Extraordinary Breastfeeding*, where his wife explained why she was still breastfeeding their children as they were growing up.
Tom Yardley-Jones

## Episodes Tom Yardley-Jones worked on

Angel Trousers, Eric of Arabia, Scotch on the Rocks, Loveknots, Smoke Your Nose, The Prague Sun, The Napoleonic Commode, The Ring, Second Fiddle, The Colour of Mary, Fly the Flag, Judgement of Solomon, The Galloping Major, God Helps Those, They Call Me Midas, Irish Stew, Dainty Dish, Taking the Pledge, Lovejoy Loses It, Pig in a Poke, Who Is the Fairest of Them All?, A Going Concern, The Peking Gun, Swings and Roundabouts, The Lost Colony
Lily's Pearls

## Plot

When brash upstart financier Joe Gruber offers to buy land from Lady Jane's husband to create a wildlife sanctuary both Jane and Lovejoy are suspicious, and discover that he has not been exactly honest over his motives. At the same time Lovejoy finds himself in the middle when both Gruber and his dizzy wife Lily admit to having, independently of each other, pawned her pearls when they were short of cash and both engage him to get them back.

## Trivia

* Jane wears a New York pants sweatshirt.

Just Desserts ***I*** The Italian Venus ***I*** Bin Diving ***I*** Montezuma's Revenge ***I*** Who Dares, Sings ***I*** One Born Every Minute ***I*** National Wealth ***I*** Sugar & Spice ***I*** Raise the Hispanic ***I*** **Lily's Pearls** ***I*** Riding in Rollers ***I*** The Black Virgin of Vladimir
The Italian Venus

## Plot

Jane asks Lovejoy to peruse the catalogue of the aristocratic Carey-Holden family, whose grandfather acquired many objects d'art on a world tour two generations earlier. The only thing Lovejoy finds of value is a Guarini Florentine bronze dating from the Renaissance that looks very much like Botticelli's Venus. Although the greedy but dull Lady Felicity and her snobbish husband believe it must have been sold many years before, Lovejoy spots the bottom part of the two million pound bronze in the family garden, but decides not to inform his obnoxious hosts. Later when January asks him to help Carey-Holden's younger brother, a struggling but skilled artist who has been shut out of the family fortune by his avaricious older brother, Lovejoy concocts a sting that will employ Douglas' skill as a copyist and net him over 200,000 pounds of his brother's money.

## Quotes

* **Sir Hugo Carey-Holden:** (to Lovejoy) Well, thank you for entertaining my wife. It doesn't take much these days.
* **Gervais Rackham:** Ah, Lovejoy, your foul little plan seems to be working!

Just Desserts ***I*** **The Italian Venus** ***I*** Bin Diving ***I*** Montezuma's Revenge ***I*** Who Dares, Sings ***I*** One Born Every Minute ***I*** National Wealth ***I*** Sugar & Spice ***I*** Raise the Hispanic ***I*** Lily's Pearls ***I*** Riding in Rollers ***I*** The Black Virgin of Vladimir
Last Tango in Lavenham

## Plot

Tink announces his retirement from the antique trade to open up a pub and suggests to Lovejoy that he should marry Charlotte. His imminent eviction from the Felsham barn for non-payment of rent is another reason he decides to pop the question. At first she hesitates, but finally says 'yes' during an auction in which she is selling a pack of Victorian love letters for Lovejoy. Complications arise when Jane returns from America and contemplates buying Felsham Hall and Charlottes father is attacked by "nighthawks" who pillage archaeological digs.

## Trivia

* In this final episode Lovejoy does indeed refer to an actual book " Thinking about the Unthinkable " by Herman Kahn (1962)

## Quotes

* **Lovejoy:** (Aside to camera) Sometimes the past is a safer place.
* **Lovejoy:** You're a barker. Barkers don't retire.
**Tinker Dill:** Ronnie Barker did.
* **Lovejoy:** Nelson Mandela is President of South Africa, you're going on the wagon, and I'm getting married.
**Tinker Dill:** Here's to the three of us.
* **Tinker Dill:** (bout his marriage} Are you getting cold feet?
**Lovejoy:** Can't tell, Tink. I have no feeling below my knees.
**Tinker Dill:** As long as you have feelings above them.
* **Charlotte Cavendish:** (to Jane) The trouble with women like us is we think we can change people like Lovejoy.
* **Lovejoy:** (Last words of the episode and the entire series) The past is a foreign country, and Lovejoy doesn't live there anymore.

## Connections

### References

* Last Tango in Paris (1972): Satirized in title

## Soundtrack Credits

* I Get Ideas (uncredited)
Music by Lenny Sanders (Julio Cesar Sanders)
English lyrics by Dorcas Cochran
Montezuma's Revenge

## Plot

Eric brings Lovejoy an ancient gold funerary figure from Colombia and asks him to act as agent in its sale. The owner is a heavy metal rock musician, but they soon find out that it is the property of a music promoter, who tells Lovejoy that he wants to get rid of it because it has a curse on it. That proves all too true when the musician and an art dealer each turn up murdered with an Amazonian poison dart and a seductive Latin beauty enters the picture with a keen interest in the statuette too.

## Goofs

### Continuity

* At around 31:55 Eric has an earring in his right ear but in the next scene and the balance of the scene the earring is in his left ear.

### Errors in geography

* The golden statuette is from Colombia. That seems to contradict the title "Montezuma's Revenge" as Montezuma was Emperor of the Aztecs in Mexico.

## Quotes

* **Lovejoy:** Nothing like an old curse to add a bob or two to the price.

Just Desserts ***I*** The Italian Venus ***I*** Bin Diving ***I*** **Montezuma's Revenge** ***I*** Who Dares, Sings ***I*** One Born Every Minute ***I*** National Wealth ***I*** Sugar & Spice ***I*** Raise the Hispanic ***I*** Lily's Pearls ***I*** Riding in Rollers ***I*** The Black Virgin of Vladimir
A Going Concern/Credits

## Cast

* Ian McShane as Lovejoy
* Dudley Sutton as Tinker Dill
* Chris Jury as Eric Catchpole
* Caroline Langrishe as Charlotte Cavendish
* Malcolm Tierney as Charlie Gimbert
* Patricia Hayes as Lady Alfreston
* Susan Kyd as Mrs Webb
* David Weston as Geoffrey
* Jane Lowe as Camilla
* Maggie Ollerenshaw as Kate Henshaw
* David Lodge as Crawley
* Ian Redford as Detective
* Mac McDonald (Credited as ***Mac Macdonald***) as John Ewell
* Suzanne Roquette as German Customer
* Susan Derrick as VAT Inspector
* Wolf Christian and David Arlen as Cavendish Porters
* Richard Freeman as Tom
* David Janes as Mr Dorking
* John Owens as Mr Grinstead
* Phyllis Logan as Lady Jane Felsham (Uncredited - archive footage)
Craig Irving

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**Craig Irving** is a dubbing mixer, and has worked extensively across both cinema and TV. His understanding of story-telling and attention to detail make him a popular choice for many film makers who value his contribution to the creative process. His main goal is to ensure that every client leaves the theatre with a mix that everyone is proud of.

## Episodes Craig Irving worked on

Friends in High Places, Out to Lunch, Angel Trousers, Eric of Arabia, Scotch on the Rocks, Loveknots, Smoke Your Nose, The Prague Sun, The Colour of Mary, God Helps Those, Swings and Roundabouts, Fair Exchange, Holding the Baby
God Helps Those/Credits

## Cast

* Ian McShane as Lovejoy
* Phyllis Logan as Lady Jane Felsham
* Dudley Sutton as Tinker Dill
* Chris Jury as Eric Catchpole
* Malcolm Tierney as Charlie Gimbert
* Ronald Pickup as Edwin Felt
* Liz Smith as Florence
* Henry Goodman as Monsieur Forget
* Jason Flemyng as Danny
* Roger Hammond as Michael Church
* Steve Weston as D.S. Greenland
* Tony Bluto as D.C. Burston
* Andy Rashleigh as Jamie
* Vincent Pickering as Phillip
* Marlene Sidaway as Hospital Sister
* Peggy Bullock as Elderly Lady
* Sam Smart as Reporter
* Andrée Bernard as Nurse

## Crew

* Directed by John Woods
* Created by Ian La Frenais, from the books by Jonathan Gash
* Written by Tony Marchant
* Produced by Tony Charles (Executive producer: for WitzEnd), Emma Hayter (Producer), Allan McKeown (Executive producer: for WitzEnd) and Tony Redston (Associate producer)
* Music by Denis King
* Cinematography by Graham Banks and Peter Chapman
* Film Editing by Anthony Combes
* Post-Production Coordinator: Jeanne Hurley (Credited as ***Jeanine Hurley***)
* Casting by Di Carling and Jill Trevellick
* Production Design by Steve Keogh and Tom Yardley-Jones
* Costume Design by Dorinda Rea
* Makeup Designer: Gillian Thomas
* Production Manager: Diana Barton
* First Assistant Director: Chris Ballantyne
* Assistant Designer: Sue Ferguson
* Properties Buyer: Malcolm Rougvie
* Dubbing Mixer: Craig Irving
* Film Sound: Gordon Lester and Barrie Tharby
* Dubbing Mixer: Richard West
* Stunt Arranger: Peter Brayham
* Grips: Steve Phillips
* Gaffer: Dick Reed (Credited as ***Richard Reed***)
* Location Manager: Nick Jones
* Continuity: Maggie Stevens
* Assistant Floor Manager: Rowan Clarke
* Programme Budget Assistant: Kathy Ewings
* Production Operatives Supervisor: George Griffiths
* Researcher: Penny Norman
* Programme Budget Assistant: Jackie O'Sullivan
* Production Secretary: Jane Palmer
* Assistant Floor Manager: Ros Willey
Ducking and Diving

## Plot

When the sale of an oversized antique Welsh cupboard falls through, Lovejoy is stuck with the enormous piece of furniture and a mover's bill. After Charlie Gimbert pulls his leg about wanting it he ends up storing it with Eric's uncle Jack, a pub owner in the salty western marshlands. Tink joins Eric for a leisurely inexpensive vacation consisting of drinking and birdwatching. After attending a dinner at Charlotte's along with fellow antique dealers Ellen and Bill Palmer, Lovejoy falls under the suspicion of an ambitious and ruthless Metropolitan DCI who suspects that Lovejoy is dealing with stolen smuggled European furniture. The detective becomes convinced that Lovejoy is guilty when the supposedly collegial Ellen sics the policeman on his trail.

## Quotes

* **Lovejoy:** (Aside to camera as he walks toward Charlotte's house) Always believe that tonight will be the night. One night it will.
* **Lovejoy:** (Angrily, to Beth) Young lady, let me give you a lesson in life. When you see somebody hit their thumb with a hammer, do not offer any advice on how to hammer nails! Simply walk away without saying anything!
* **Charlie Gimbert:** (Furious after Eric has caused his valuable gun to fall into the water) That bone-headed rocker that you call a partner has just knocked my Purdey in the drink!
**Lovejoy:** (Correcting him) Associate.
**Charlie Gimbert:** What?
**Lovejoy:** (Patiently) He's an associate, not a partner.
**Charlie Gimbert:** (Angrily) You should stop associating with imbeciles!
Judgement of Solomon/Credits

## Cast

* Ian McShane as Lovejoy
* Phyllis Logan as Lady Jane Felsham
* Dudley Sutton as Tinker Dill
* Chris Jury as Eric Catchpole
* Malcolm Tierney as Charlie Gimbert
* Peter Jeffrey as Geoffrey Connaught
* Alfred Marks as Solomon Senior
* Gareth Marks as Solomon Junior
* Cyril Shaps as Watchmaker
* Eric Deacon as Det. Insp. Hardwick
* Barrie Houghton as Desk Sergeant
* Jim Dunk as Ditson
* Tim Potter as Harrison
* Ann Way as Mrs Thomas
* Eddy Seager as Ginger
* Anthony Georghiou as Fred
* Mary Henry as Esther Solomon
* John Pennington as Bank Manager
* David Albion as Policeman
* Jacqui Sheehy as Ma Barker

## Crew

* Directed by Rob Walker
* Created by Ian La Frenais from the books by Jonathan Gash
* Written by Tom Kempinski
* Produced by Tony Charles (Executive producer: for Witzend), Emma Hayter (Producer), Allan McKeown (Executive producer: for Witzend), Tony Redston (Associate Producer)
* Music by Denis King
* Cinematography by Graham Banks and Peter Chapman
* Film Editing by Anthony Combes
* Post-Production Coordinator: Jeanne Hurley (Credited as ***Jeanine Hurley***)
* Casting by Di Carling and Jill Trevellick
* Production Design by Steve Keogh
* Series Designer: Tom Yardley-Jones
* Costume Design by Dorinda Rea
* Makeup Designer: Di Roberts
* Production Manager: Diana Barton
* First Assistant Director: Chris Ballantyne
* Assistant Designer: Sue Ferguson (Credited as ***Susan Ferguson***)
* Properties Buyer: Malcolm Rougvie
* Dubbing Mixers: Allan Fowlie and Richard West
* Film Sound: Doug Mawson and Steve Wright
* Grips: Steve Phillips
* Gaffer: Dick Reed (Credited as ***Richard Reed***)
* Location Manager: Nick Jones
* Continuity: Maggie Stevens
* Assistant Floor Managers: Katie Briers (Credited as ***Katy Briers***) and Emma Evans
* Programme Budget Assistants: Kathy Ewings and Jackie O'Sullivan
* Production Operatives Supervisor: George Griffiths
* Researcher: Penny Norman
* Production Secretary: Jane Palmer
Goose Bumps/Credits

## Cast

* Ian McShane as Lovejoy
* Dudley Sutton as Tinker Dill
* Caroline Langrishe as Charlotte Cavendish
* Diane Parish as Beth Taylor
* Malcolm Tierney as Charlie Gimbert
* Freddie Jones as Arnold Tape
* Pete Postlethwaite as Terence Sullivan
* Maggie Ollerenshaw as Kate Henshaw
* Michael Bertenshaw as Malcolm Harbey
* Amelda Brown as Maureen Sullivan
* Antonia Pemberton as Mrs Normington
* Eeva-Maria Mutka (Credited as ***Eeva-Mari Mutka***) as Liedje
* Edda Sharpe as Claudia

## Crew

* Directed by Gordon Flemyng
* Created by Ian La Frenais, from the books by Jonathan Gash
* Written by Jeremy Paul
* Produced by Tony Charles and Allan Mckeown (Executive Producers: Witzend), Paul Richmond (Associate Producer])and Jo Wright (Producer)
* Music by Denis King
* Cinematography by Peter Chapman
* Film Editing by Fiona Curran and Philip Kloss
* Post-Production Coordinator: Karen Houlihan
* Casting by Di Carling
* Production Design by Francis Boyle
* Costume Design by Dorinda Rea
* Makeup Designer: Louise Walker
* Production Manager: Alison Steele
* Properties Buyer: Sue Claybyn
* Assistant Designer: Louise Jackson
* Dubbing Mixer: Kelvin Cartwright
* Film Sound: Tim Humphries and Gordon Lester
* Dubbing Mixer: Richard West
* Camera Operator: Graham Banks
* Grips: Steve Phillips
* Gaffer: Dick Reed
* Location Manager: Alex Moore (Credited as ***Alexander Moore***)
* Continuity: Ruth Christie
* Accountant For Witzend: Mike Amos
* Assistant Floor Managers: Hilary Barrett and Fiona Francombe
* Production Coordinator: Zarina Dick
* Production Secretary: Kate Griffin
* Production Operatives Supervisor: George Griffiths
* Researcher: Penny Norman
* Programme Budget Assistant / Finance Assistant (Uncredited): Caroline Sanders
Never Judge a Book by Its Cover

## Plot

While attending a book fair in Cambridge in order to buy rare books to stock Charlie Gimbert's library at Felsham Hall, Lovejoy answers a call from two aging spinster sisters who need money to stay in their home. The only thing of real value is a historic 16th Century Marston Bible, the first Bible translated into English.

Unfortunately it is jointly owned by their younger brother, a Cambridge professor who plans to donate it to the University library upon his promotion to Master. When Lovejoy discovers the Bible is a fake, Professor Doncaster admits that he had to sell the Bible years before to support his sisters and now needs the upcoming promotion and its subsequent pay-raise to ensure their security. As a sidebar, Tink and Charlotte try unsuccessfully to convince Beth's dad that he should allow his daughter to remain an apprentice to Lovejoy.

## Quotes

* (Lovejoy and Charlotte are walking on a path round the edge of a large lawn in the quadrangle of a Cambridge college) **Lovejoy:** Why don't we just make a beeline across the grass?
**Charlotte Cavendish:** Because it would be worse than raping the Chancellor's wife on the altar of King's College Chapel.
**Lovejoy:** Who is the Chancellor?
**Charlotte Cavendish:** I think it's the Duke of Edinburgh.
**Lovejoy:** Oh, we'll stick to the path, then. His wife's got enough problems!
* **Tinker Dill:** The world of art, Mr. Taylor, is connected to the highest aspirations of man.
* **Charlotte Cavendish:** You've got a determined look in your eye.
**Lovejoy:** What look's that?
**Charlotte Cavendish:** The one you get when you're determined.

## Connections

* Great Expectations (1946): The title is mentioned when Lovejoy sees a VHS case designed to look like an old book.
Lovejoy Loses It

## Plot

Lovejoy appears on a popular TV talk show in an "Antiques Road Show'-type segment and Moira, the program's beautiful hostess, challenges him to prove his reputation to "divine" real antiques from the fake and mundane. Lovejoy does just that before a stunned audience, but the spectacular demonstration was staged beforehand in collusion with Moira, who hopes Lovejoy's success will not just be limited to her bedroom. Eric disapproves of Lovejoy's breach of ethics, and Tink cautions him that his materialistic exploitation of his mystical talents as a divvy may jeopardize his gift. Ignoring their warnings Lovejoy enters into a devious collaboration with Charlie Gimbert and puts his reputation, self-esteem, and gift at risk.

## Quotes

* **Tinker Dill:** (Looking at a tableful of half-finished liquor bottles in the dead artist's studio) Well, I think he was a better drinker than a painter.
* **Lovejoy:** (Cheerily) Good morning, Tinker!
**Tinker Dill:** Oh, Lovejoy, it's disgustingly early!

 The Napoleonic Commode ***I*** The Ring ***I*** Second Fiddle ***I*** The Colour of Mary ***I*** Fly the Flag ***I*** Judgement of Solomon ***I*** The Galloping Major ***I*** God Helps Those ***I*** They Call Me Midas ***I*** Irish Stew ***I*** Dainty Dish ***I*** Taking the Pledge ***I*** **Lovejoy Loses It**|}
Di Carling

## Episodes Di Carling worked on

* The Napoleonic Commode
* The Ring
* Second Fiddle
* The Colour of Mary
* Fly the Flag
* Judgement of Solomon
* The Galloping Major
* God Helps Those
* They Call Me Midas
* Irish Stew
* Dainty Dish
* Taking the Pledge
* Lovejoy Loses It
* Pig in a Poke
* Who Is the Fairest of Them All?
* A Going Concern
* The Kakiemon Tiger
* Three Men and a Brittle Lady
* Ducking and Diving
* Stones of Destiny
* Poetic Licence
* The Peking Gun
* Goose Bumps
* Swings and Roundabouts
* The Price of Fish
* The Lost Colony
* Fair Exchange
* Day of Reckoning
* Somewhere - Over the Rainbow?
* Double Edged Sword
* Guns and Roses
* The Last of the Uzkoks
* Breaking the Broker
* Fruit of the Desert
* Holding the Baby
* Last Tango in Lavenham
Poetic Licence/Credits

## Cast

* Ian McShane as Lovejoy
* Dudley Sutton as Tinker Dill
* Caroline Langrishe as Charlotte Cavendish
* Diane Parish as Beth Taylor
* Anna Calder-Marshall as Virginia Moncrieff
* Susan Fleetwood as Mary Gladden
* Hugh Ross as Adrian Stoneleigh-Stibbs
* Maggie Ollerenshaw as Kate Henshaw
* Margery Mason as Mrs Mulligan
* David Blustone (Credited as ***David Bluestone***) as Mr Schulz
* Mike Kemp as Publican
* Mickey Jones (Credited as ***Mickey Poppins***) as Kipper
* Isabel Murphy as Nurse Kellerman
* Julian Gartside as Derek
* Fergus O'Donnell as Policeman
* Malcolm Tierney as Charlie Gimbert Template:Credit Only

## Crew

* Directed by Gordon Flemyng
* Written by T.R. Bowen
* Created by Ian La Frenais from the books by Jonathan Gash
* Executive Producers: Witzend: Tony Charles and Allan McKeown
* Associate Producer: Paul Richmond
* Producer: Jo Wright
* Music by Denis King
* Cinematography by Peter Chapman and Jay Jay Odedra
* Film Editing by Philip Kloss
* Post-Production Coordinator: Karen Houlihan
* Casting by Di Carling
* Production Design by Francis Boyle
* Costume Design by Dorinda Rea
* Makeup Designer: Louise Walker
* Production Manager: Alison Steele
* Properties Buyer: Sue Claybyn
* Assistant Designer: Louise Jackson
* Dubbing Mixer: Dave Hayes
* Film Sound: Tim Humphries and Gordon Lester
* Dubbing Mixer: Richard West
* Stunt Coordinator: Clive Curtis
* Grips: Steve Phillips
* Gaffer: Dick Reed
* Location Manager: Alex Moore }}Credit|Alexander Moore}}
* Continuity: Ruth Christie
* Accountant For Witzend: Mike Amos
* Assistant Floor Managers: Hilary Barrett and Fiona Francombe
* Production Coordinator: Zarina Dick
* Production Secretary: Kate Griffin
* Production Operatives Supervisor: George Griffiths
* Researcher: Penny Norman
* Programme Budget Assistant / Finance Assistant: Caroline Sanders (uncredited)
Charlie Gimbert

**Charlie Gimbert** is Lovejoy's nemesis within the antiques trade. In the early episodes, he is also Lovejoy's landlord.

In The Firefly Cage, Gimbert's boat is damaged during Lovejoy's attempt to track down the killers of Drummer, an elderly beach-comber.

## Notes

1. ↑ In The Sting, Charlie admits that his wife's death left him needing someone to hate.

## Sources

1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lovejoy
Three Men and a Brittle Lady

## Plot

Beautiful antiques dealer Valerie Endacott feigns fainting at an auction in order to divert attention while her boyfriend, a skilled ceramics forger, switches the valuable china miniature Charlie Gimbert has just won with one of his fakes. When expert Percy Broderick informs Charlie that he's in possession of a forgery, Lovejoy goes undercover, posing as Eric in order to entrap the wily Miss Endacott. Lovejoy also is on the trail of the ring of burglars that has been breaking into the homes of well-to-do collectors, Charlotte becoming their latest victim. As a sidebar, Charlotte's old boyfriend from New York shows up and tries to talk her into going to Paris with him.

## Trivia

* The hippie dude in the foreground of the "market overt" pulls a copy of Cliff Richard's 1983 (25th anniversary) LP, "Silver".
* The episode title 'Three Men and a Brittle Lady' is a play on the 1990 movie 'Three Men and a Little Lady'.

## Quotes

* **Charlie Gimbert:** (Rhetorically) Is it genuine? It's the only question I ask these days of antiques and women.
* **DS Bob Pulver:** (Metaphorically) He who sups with the Devil can expect to get wind.
* **Charlotte Cavendish:** (Angry that her house has been burgled) Who do these people think they are?
**Lovejoy:** They're burglars. That's who they think they are.
* **Charlotte Cavendish:** (Needing help to recover her stolen artworks) Will you help me or not?
**Lovejoy:** Expenses, Charlotte. 10% of the insurance evaluation.
**Charlotte Cavendish:** Do you ever do anything for free, Lovejoy?
**Lovejoy:** That's a very natty idea, but I don't think it'll catch on.

## Connections

### References

* 3 Men and a Little Lady (1990): Title Reference
Scotch on the Rocks

## Plot

Vicky finds a Scots claymore in the attic of her new flat which Lovejoy buys from her. He is approached by a man named Kinloch who offers him a more than generous price for it, claiming a family connection, and, when a suspicious Lovejoy refuses, the sword becomes the subject of a bungled burglary. Lovejoy is intrigued and finds out that the sword provides the key to a cache of French gold buried in the ground. Ironically Tartan Transactions, a controversial firm in which Kinloch has an interest, has just built a supermarket over it and retrieval seems unlikely.

Friends in High Places ***I*** Out to Lunch ***I*** No Strings ***I*** Angel Trousers ***I*** Benin Bronze ***I*** Eric of Arabia ***I*** **Scotch on the Rocks** ***I*** Loveknots ***I*** Smoke Your Nose ***I*** Kids ***I*** Members Only ***I*** Highland Fling: Part One ***I*** Highland Fling: Part Two ***I*** The Prague Sun
Jeanne Hurley

**Jeanne Hurley**, sometimes credited as Jeanine Hurley, is a TV and film editor and post-production coordinator.

## Episodes Jeanne Hurley worked on

### As Post-Production Coordinator

The Napoleonic Commode, The Ring, Second Fiddle, The Colour of Mary, Fly the Flag, Judgement of Solomon, The Galloping Major, God Helps Those, They Call Me Midas, Irish Stew, Dainty Dish, Taking the Pledge, Lovejoy Loses It
Highland Fling: Part Two/Credits

## Cast

* Ian McShane as Lovejoy
* Phyllis Logan as Lady Jane Felsham
* Dudley Sutton as Tinker Dill
* Chris Jury as Eric Catchpole
* Simon Ward as Edward Brooksby
* Eleanor David as Katriona Brooksby
* Adrienne Corri as Lady Rebecca
* Bill Travers as Duncan
* Larry Lamb as Gerald Somers
* Tom Cotcher as Robert Fraser
* Siri Neal as Sandra Wilson
* Dougray Scott as Horse
* Bill Moody as Billy Wilson
* William Simons as Dave Goodis
* Christopher Good as Jeremy Molyneaux
* David Foxxe as Adrian Deschelles
* Karen Westwood as Margaret
* Judith Paris as Mrs Somers
* Jason Shepard as Mr Pendleton
* Marita Ionesco as Maria Renton
* Roger Ostime as Charles Renton
* John Warner as Archie Letts
* John Golightly as Hotel Manager
* Vernon Nurse as Crewman
* Ray Armstrong as Mr Kaufmann
* Anita West as Mrs Kaufmann

## Crew

* Directed by Francis Megahy
* Created by Ian La Frenais from the books by Jonathan Gash
* Written by Andrew Payne
* Produced by Tony Charles (Executive producer: for Witzend), Emma Hayter (Producer) and Allan McKeown (Executive producer: for Witzend)
* Music by Denis King
* Cinematography by John Deeble and John Walker
* Film Editing by Martin Sharpe
* Post-Production Coordinator: Bev Pope
* Production Design by Nick Somerville
* Costume Design by Dorinda Rea
* Makeup Designer: Di Roberts
* Production Manager: Cliff Pinnock
* Properties Buyer: Leigh Craig
* Construction Manager: Geoff Peckham
* Graphic Designer: Andrew Smee
* Dubbing Editor: Janet Lawson
* Film Sound: Gordon Lester
* Dubbing Mixer: Colin Solloway
* Film Sound: Michael Spencer
* Dubbing Mixer: Richard West
* Visual Effects Designer: Stuart Brisdon
* Stunt Arranger: Peter Brayham
* Grips: Dave May
* Gaffer: Jimmy Wilson (Credited as ***Jim Wilson***)
* Casting Adviser: Marilyn Johnson
* Location Manager: Kim Gutteridge
* Continuity: Caryn Langrick
* Programme Budget Assistants: Kathy Ewings and Paul Goodliffe
* Assistant Floor Managers: Matthew Patnick and Tim Riddington
* Production Associate: Tony Redston
Second Fiddle

## Plot

Lovejoy is intrigued when famous violinist Lindsey Parry-Davies mysteriously asks him to make his valuable Stradivarius look like an imitation but nonetheless calls on the services of Tommy Norris, Liverpool supporter and king of the violin fakers. Eventually, after an attempt to burgle his house, Lindsey admits to Lovejoy that his plan was to thwart his stepfather, a failed musician who collects instruments solely to display them though the pair are reconciled.

## Crazy Credits

* Correction statement in end-credits: "In this episode of LOVEJOY it was mentioned that the firm W E Hill & Sons, experts in violins, no longer exists. We wish to point out that members of the Hill family are still in the violin business."

## Quotes

* **Lovejoy:** (to Jane) Could you dig a ittle, see what comes up with the shovel?

 The Napoleonic Commode ***I*** The Ring ***I*** **Second Fiddle** ***I*** The Colour of Mary ***I*** Fly the Flag ***I*** Judgement of Solomon ***I*** The Galloping Major ***I*** God Helps Those ***I*** They Call Me Midas ***I*** Irish Stew ***I*** Dainty Dish ***I*** Taking the Pledge ***I*** Lovejoy Loses It|}
To Sleep No More

## Plot

At the funeral of an old friend, a noted antiques forger, Lovejoy and his friends pay their respects to his widow, who finds solace in his only legacy to her, an antique snuffbox. Although she is disappointed when Lovjoy tells her it was one of her husband's skilled forgeries, it still holds sentimental value for her. When a thief steals it, and a priest shoplifts two other snuffboxes from the estate sale, Lovejoy smells a rat. After he exposes the priest as Smiley O'Reilly, a crook active in the antiques trade, Lovejoy realizes that the boxes might hold clues to a secret cache of loot.

The Firefly Cage ***I*** The Axeman Cometh ***I*** The Sting ***I*** Friends, Romans and Enemies ***I*** The Judas Pair ***I*** **To Sleep No More** ***I*** The Real Thing ***I*** The March of Time ***I*** Death and Venice: Part One ***I*** Death and Venice: Part Two
The Axeman Cometh

## Plot

Lovejoy arrives early at an estate auction and switches numbers on two pieces so he can fool Gimbert and Vial and get a beautiful, 300 year old Welsh oaken dresser at a reduced cost. When Eric looks inside one of its stuck drawers, he discovers a beautiful Arab wedding headdress replete with a dozen Renaissance Venitian gold coins, Lovejoy is ecstatic. However, he finds that he's being stalked by the recently paroled convict who stashed it there years before and now is seeking to regain his loot armed with an ax.

## Trivia

* Lovejoy is singing along to Nick Lowe's 1984 hit, "Half a Boy and Half a Man".

## Quotes

* Miss Taylor: (Showing him a sealed envelope) You know what this is, don't you, Mr. Lovejoy?
Lovejoy: I can see it's not a singing telegram.
* Eric Catchpole: Is it valuable?
Lovejoy: Is the Pope Polish?
* Bert Frobel: (Referring to the Arab wedding veil) Where did you get it?
Lovejoy: It fell out of the sky.
Bert Frobel: The only thing that falls out of the sky in this country is bird shit!
* Vial: You know something, Lovejoy, sometimes I think the English are constitutionally incapable of eating well.
Lovejoy: (In a self-deprecating manner) Just incapable of cooking.
* Lovejoy: (Aside to camera) One of the joys of buying rare and beautiful things is coming to a sale.

The Firefly Cage ***I*** **The Axeman Cometh** ***I*** The Sting ***I*** Friends, Romans and Enemies ***I*** The Judas Pair ***I*** To Sleep No More ***I*** The Real Thing ***I*** The March of Time ***I*** Death and Venice: Part One ***I*** Death and Venice: Part Two
Out to Lunch/Credits

## Cast

* Ian McShane as Lovejoy
* Phyllis Logan as Lady Jane Felsham
* Dudley Sutton as Tinker Dill
* Chris Jury as Eric Catchpole
* Pavel Douglas as Lord Alexander Felsham
* Joanna Lumley as Victoria Cavero
* James Villiers as Lionel Beckwith
* Susan Tracy as Yvonne Dalrymple
* Jonathan Coy as Edward Carr
* Vivienne Ritchie as Diana Carr
* Peter Halliday as Mr. Reynolds
* Valerie Lush as Elsie Barratt
* Felicity Montagu as Deborah Frobisher
* Francis Middleditch as Newspaper Reporter
* David McKail as Toby Rowlands
* Victoria Scarborough as Susannah
* Bunny May as Syd
* Vivienne Moore as Dealer

## Crew

* Directed by Sarah Hellings
* Created by Ian La Frenais, from the books by Jonathan Gash
* Written by Roger Marshall
* Produced by Tony Charles (Executive Producer: for Witzend), Emma Hayter (Producer) and Allan McKeown (Executive Producer: for Witzend)
* Music by Denis King
* Cinematography by Noel Probyn and Kevin Rowley
* Film Editing by Martin Sharpe
* Post Production Coordinator: Bev Pope
* Production Design by Martin Methven
* Costume Design by Dorinda Rea
* Makeup Designer: Di Roberts
* Production Manager: Ray Corbett
* Production Manager: George Griffiths
* Properties Buyer: Leigh Craig
* Construction Manager: Geoff Peckham
* Graphic Designer: Andrew Smee
* Dubbing Editor: Anthony Combes
* Dubbing Mixers: Steve Hudson and Craig Irving
* Film Sound: Michael Whitehouse and Steve Wright
* Grips: Mickey Ellis (Credited as ***Micky Ellis***)
* Gaffer: Keith Woodward
* Casting Adviser: Marilyn Johnson
* Location Manager: Maggie Ainley
* Continuity: Susan Buckle
* Assistant Floor Managers: Katy Boatman and Tim Riddington
* Programme Budget Assistants: Kathy Ewings and Paul Goodliffe
* Production Associate: Tony Redston
Eric of Arabia/Credits

## Cast

* Ian McShane as Lovejoy
* Phyllis Logan as Lady Jane Felsham
* Chris Jury as Eric Catchpole
* Dudley Sutton as Tinker Dill
* Kenneth Griffith as Sir Desmond Clark
* Burt Kwouk as Banker
* Glen Goei as Translator
* Ozzie Yue as Lee Chan
* Amanda Noar as Natasha Glendenning
* Angela Bruce as Dr. Pilger
* Peter Birrel as Gunter Sperber

## Crew

* Directed by Ian McShane
* Created by Ian La Frenais, from the books by Jonathan Gash
* Written by Steve Coombes and Dave Robinson
* Produced by Tony Charles (Executive producer: for WitzEnd), Emma Hayter (Producer) and Allan McKeown (Executive producer: for WitzEnd)
* Music by Denis King
* Cinematography by Hugh Adams and Peter Chapman
* Film Editing by Stan Pow
* Post-Production Coordinator: Bev Pope
* Production Design by Tom Yardley-Jones
* Costume Design by Dorinda Rea
* Makeup Designer: Gillian Thomas
* Production Manager: Andrew Rowley
* Construction Manager: Geoff Peckham
* Properties Buyer: Malcolm Rougvie
* Graphic Designer: Andrew Smee
* Dubbing Editor: Anthony Combes
* Dubbing Mixers: Craig Irving and Richard West
* Film Sound: Doug Mawson and Steve Wright
* Stunt Arranger: Colin Skeaping
* Grips: Steve Phillips
* Gaffer: Dick Reed (Credited as ***Richard Reed)***)
* Casting Adviser: Marilyn Johnson
* Location Manager: Martin Coates
* Continuity: Maggie Stevens
* Programme Budget Assistants: Kathy Ewings and Paul Goodliffe
* Assistant Floor Managers: Penny Norman and Tim Riddington
* Production Associate: Tony Redston
Ингалятор

**Ингалятор** (**Inhaler**) — один из предметов в Kindergarten 2.

## Получение

* Можно взять из куба, но для этого нужно отвлечь не только Мисс Эпплгейт, но и Оззи.
* Можно взять из шкафчика Оззи, но для его его должна взломать Карла.

Всё это возможно только во время квеста «Мелкий хранитель киллера».

## Предназначение

В квесте «Мелкий хранитель киллера» нужно отнять оба ингалятора, чтобы Оззи в итоге умер от астмы.

## Интересные факты

* Существует теория, что Оззи использует неправильные ингаляторы, так как для его проблемы нужны иные устройства, более долгосрочные.
* Мог быть другой способ вскрыть шкафчик — узнать код у учителей.
Fair Exchange

## Plot

The Tabors, an expatriate Polish couple down on their luck, have a valuable painting to sell but disregard Lovejoy's advice to put it at auction. For reasons of family pride they prefer a private sale to a public auction, and Charlotte buys the painting. The beautiful Mrs. Tabor tries to seduce Lovejoy and later arrives at the already inebriated Lovejoy's lodgings with a fur coat, a bottle of champagne, and nothing else. That same evening a burglar breaks into Charlotte's house, takes the painting and leaves her with a concussion. Looking out the window, she sees Lovejoy's pickup crashing into the fence and speeding away. Lovejoy wakes up to the police in his bedroom and finds the events of the previous evening difficult to remember. They discover a dented fender on his truck and the stolen painting in the house. When Lovejoy gives the sexy Mrs. Tabor as an alibi, she denies everything. The loyal Tinker pawns his Cartier watch for bail and the falsely accused Lovejoy tries to find the real thief.
The Peking Gun

## Plot

Charlie Gimbert starts dating a widow with a taste for night life. She and her late husband lived for a long time in Africa, and she is anxious to get rid of all the African paraphernalia, so Charlie sends Lovejoy, Tink, and Beth to appraise her possessions. Beth spots an unusual planter in the garden which turns out to be a Ming Dynasty cannon that can be connected to a great 15th Century Chinese navigator who visited Madagascar and left it there as a gift. Lovejoy offers it to millionaire financier Philip Chang, the brother of a friend of Charlotte's, but the young tycoon is disinterested. Lovejoy and Charlotte are then kidnapped and taken to the restaurant of Tong boss Mr. Ying, who makes it clear he wants the gun. When another Tong gang shows up and starts to fight Ying's men, the couple make their escape. When their respective houses are broken into and a threatening meat cleaver is left as a warning, Lovejoy realizes he is in the middle of two competing Tong factions.

## Trivia

* Tinker goes through 4 different bow ties in this episode.

## Quotes

* **Charlie Gimbert:** Talking of rogues and reprobates, where's Tinker?
* **Charlotte Cavendish:** (To Lovejoy) Angela Chang would eat you for breakfast, and she wouldn't bother with chopsticks!
* **Lovejoy:** (Panicking when they find they're trapped) Well, it's gotta be Plan B then, hasn't it?
**Charlotte Cavendish:** What's that?
**Lovejoy:** You don't know either?
* **Lovejoy:** Now we're going to put Plan B into operation!
**Charlotte Cavendish:** You remembered what it was?
**Lovejoy:** Yes, run!
* **Lovejoy:** (To Charlotte) As far as I'm concerned, anybody who does business with a meat cleaver as an introduction can have a private sale whenever they want.

## Connections

### References

* Zulu (1964): While appraising a Zulu war shield, Tink facetiously says that Michael Caine's fingerprints are on it.
Death and Venice: Part Two/Credits

## Cast

* Ian McShane as Lovejoy
* Phyllis Logan as Lady Jane Felsham
* Dudley Sutton as Tinker Dill
* Malcolm Tierney as Charlie Gimbert
* Chris Jury as Eric Catchpole
* Fulton Mackay as Luciano
* Alexander Knox as Pinder
* Gwen Humble as Caterina / Lavinia
* Haydn Gwynne as Cosima
* Alibe Parsons as Nancy
* Albert Welling as Gerry
* Steven Pacey as Keith
* Pavel Douglas as Lord Alexander Felsham
* Max Latimer as Tonio
* Andrew Darby as Cesare
* Guido Adorni as Guiseppe
* Mark McBride as Vito
* Jacob Witkin as Carlo
* Sidney Kean as Barman
* Alan Rowe as Malleson
* Ray Mort as Campie
* Jo Ross as Helen

## Crew

* Directed by Baz Taylor
* Created for Television by Ian La Frenais, based on the Lovejoy books by Jonathan Gash
* Written by Ian La Frenais
* Produced by Robert Banks Stewart and Allan McKeown ((Executive Producer: For Witzend)/Tamariska Productions)
* Music by Denis King
* Cinematography by Kevin Rowley
* Film Editing by Ray Wingrove
* Production Design by Ken Ledsham
* Costume Design by Andrew Duckett and Pat Godfrey
* Makeup Designer: Toni Chapman
* Production Manager: Jeremy Silberston
* Properties Buyer: Chris Ferriday
* Film Recordist: Bill Chesneau
* Dubbing Mixer: Ken Hains
* Dubbing Editor: Robin Graham Scott (Credited as ***Robin Graham-Scott***)
* Visual Effects by David Barton (Credited as ***Dave Barton***)
* Stunts: Mark McBride
* Location Managers: Elizabeth Bruce and Jim Capper
* Assistant Floor Managers: Chris Ballantyne and Dave Edwards
* Title Sequence: Roger James Ferrin
* Production Associate: Jeremy Gwilt
* Production Assistant: Joan Marine