When the manager of the local building society and his wife are killed during an attempted kidnapping, Det. Superintendent Charles Wycliffe has to postpone a well-deserved holiday to Paris - much to ...
Seven jars of baby food from a local supermarket are poisoned by a blackmailer demanding 50,000 pounds, though the motive turns out to be for personal revenge, not opportunism, with a specific victim...
John Bonetti, a violent criminal, escapes from a prison van during a routine transfer and re-commences his career as a drugs racketeer. Wycliffe is convinced that Jane Hardy, a seemingly respectable ...
Here are some well-known faces from Sundance over the years, as they brought their early movies to the festival.
Related lists from IMDb users
Title: Wycliffe (1994– )
Want to share IMDb's rating on your own site? Use the HTML below.
| Series cast summary: | |||
| Jack Shepherd | ... | Det. Supt. Wycliffe 37 episodes, 1994-1998 | |
| Helen Masters | ... | DI Lane / ... 37 episodes, 1994-1998 | |
| Jimmy Yuill | ... | DI Kersey / ... 34 episodes, 1994-1998 | |
| Tim Wylton | ... | Franks 30 episodes, 1994-1998 | |
 |
Aaron Harris | ... | DS Dixon 22 episodes, 1994-1996 |
|
|
Adam Barker | ... | DC Potter 22 episodes, 1994-1996 |
Supt. Wycliffe keeps the Cornish coastline crime free as he tackles arsonists, kidnappers and the odd psycho. Jack Shepherd plays the eponymous hero in the one hour TV adaptations of W. J. Burley's creation. Written by Anonymous
Well, it's old 4:3 format. That's a shock after HD. Typical British gray, dreary small town stuff, which is actually why I watch these. My problem is that as a retired investigator, I find the lack common sense investigative technique in most of these shows abit appalling. This one is much worse than average. "She finds it hard to get up in the mornings." "Fine, thanks, we'll be in touch." What!!!! An eight year old would have asked "why?". Not these guys. And they pursue leads that should mean nothing, but information appears from nowhere. Oh well, I watch it for the foreign color, not any semblance of real police work. If you can stand old TV, it's not bad.