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Title: Shake Hands Forever: Part One (23 Sep 1988)
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| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| George Baker | ... | Chief Insp. Wexford | |
| Christopher Ravenscroft | ... | Inspector Burden | |
| Tom Wilkinson | ... | Robert Hathall | |
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Margery Mason | ... | Mrs. Hathall |
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Patrick Drury | ... | Chief Supt. Howard Fortune |
| June Ritchie | ... | Nancy Lake | |
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Louie Ramsay | ... | Dora Wexford |
| Michael Byrne | ... | DCC Charles Griswold | |
| Fred Pearson | ... | Chief Insp. Jack 'Brock' Lovat | |
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Geoffrey Beevers | ... | Mr. Aveney |
| Julian Firth | ... | John Oldbury | |
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Anthony Douse | ... | Flat Landlord |
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Sheila Ruskin | ... | Denise Fortune |
| Ken Kitson | ... | Sgt. Martin | |
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Robert Swann | ... | Airport Inspector |
Robert Hathall brings his mother home for a visit, and she finds her daughter-in-law murdered. Inspector Wexford ]is puzzled and annoyed by the attitude of both Hathall and his mother and some oddities in the physical evidence.
It's not probably. 10 in reality but it is the final screen appearances by one of my favourites actresses, June Ritchie. I watched the 3 episodes as an omnibus so I am not sure where each part ends. In my opinion, it is the best story yet and a bit different to before as Wexford believes he has his man from the outset and nearly loses his job tracking him down. A good twist in the tail in part 3. I do feel that if made now then it would be tighter and less wordy and shown as a one of two hour show but a good watch even if it is just to save off our Ingrid Rothwell from A Kind Of Loving.