Bergerac - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Picking It Up
Jersey detective Jim Bergerac returns from a recuperation leave to find his job in jeopardy and a colleague killed during an investigation into international gun sales to South Africa.
Nice People Die in Bed
The head of a famine charity is found dead in his hotel suite, but an autopsy confirms he didn't die in bed.
Unlucky Dip
A pickpocket becomes embroiled in a drug-dealing plot when he unwittingly steals cocaine from a mule on his way to Jersey.
Campaign for Silence
A string of accidents implies that someone wants to prevent a Korean War veteran from publishing his memoirs.
See You in Moscow
A civil servant exposed as a spy tries to flee to Moscow, but her Russian contact is out to kill her.
Portrait of Yesterday
A young curate is found unconscious in a church and a group of students are suspected.
Last Chance for a Loser
Jim is on the trail of an ex-golf Pro following a spate of robberies.
Late for a Funeral
Bergerac investigates the death of a skin-diver, who is found with a Luftwaffe pilot's body.
Relative Values
Jim tries to discover who murdered Henry Bernard, the meanest millionaire on the island.
The Hood and the Harlequin
A gangster's girlfriend is the only clue to his whereabouts.
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