The Worst Episodes of Bergerac

A team of archaeology students are carrying out an excavation on a piece of land reputed to be cursed. Soon one student is attacked by an unseen force and one later turns up dead. Charlie owns the land and suddenly falls ill when the students start to excavate the land. Bergerac refuses to believe that a Viking's curse is at work and works with the expedition leader to find the truth. However in a rather confusing climax as she and Bergerac finally complete the excavation only to be attacked by the same unseen force. Bergerac later awakes where a rational explanation is given for what occurred by a recovered Charlie.

Director: Geoffrey Sax

Writer: John Collee

One of the boxers in an European championship match being held on Jersey is plagued by a series of mishaps.

Director: Robert Young

Writer: Alistair Bell

When Jim and Danielle are at a party in France, they witness a shooting, shortly before seeing somebody running off. Jim decides to put his detective skills to use and investigates, desperate to find the missing link.

Director: Tony Dow

Writer: Cyril Williams

When Jim is asked by one of Charlie's friends to find his wife, he tracks her down at a strange sect in England who believe in the existence of Atlantis.

Director: Terry Green

Writer: Tony MacNabb

Jim ruffles many feathers as he investigates the suspicious death of the prominent local leader of an international charity committee.

Director: Martin Campbell

Writer: John Kershaw

Charlie and a group of Jersey businessmen invite an Arab entrepreneur to the island hoping to get him to invest in a fancy leisure complex they are hoping to build.

Director: Christopher King

Writer: Brian Finch

A criminal that Jim arrested in the past is seeking revenge. He starts by trying to drive Debbie insane and eventually holds Debbie, Charlie and Kim hostage in Charlie's mansion in Brittany. Can Jim save the day?

Director: Baz Taylor

Writer: Brian Finch

Who is the scruffy little man and why are so many people chasing him? And why is he claiming to be Detective Sergeant Bergerac?

Director: Michael Brayshaw

Writer: John Milne

Bergerac is summonsed back to Jersey, where Charlie persuades him to help a friend find his missing wife. But there is another player in the game that Jim hasn't counted on.

Director: Tristan de Vere Cole

Writer: John Milne

Business is not too good for Bergerac, so when Charlie is invited to France to attend the 80th birthday party of an old friend, he accepts the job of chauffeur. When a necklace goes missing, and unwelcome family secrets are uncovered, the party turns out to be more eventful than he imagined.

Director: Michael Rolfe

Writer: Christopher Russell

Employed to look into companies seeking trade licences in Jersey, Bergerac finds more than he expects. Danielle is convinced that his life is in danger but nobody will believe her.

Director: Colm Villa

Writer: David Crane

Jim is assigned to protect a spoiled tennis star who has received several death threats.

Director: Les Chatfield

Writer: Terry James

Jim places his career in jeopardy while trying to help Charlie Hungerford.

Director: Alan Dossor

Writer: Edmund Ward

Jim faces brutality charges when he investigates a drug courier who had his package lifted by a pickpocket, who's now trying to sell the stuff himself.

Director: Ian Toynton

Writer: Bob Baker

The prominent society wedding of her stepdaughter brings back a dark secret from a woman's past.

Director: Laurence Moody

Writer: Dennis Spooner

Charlie is one of the victims of a series of well-planned burglaries focused on the wealthiest island homes.

Director: Ian Toynton

Writer: Philip Broadley

Lil's ex-husband, a journalist, returns to Jersey on the trail of a big story he believes will embarrass Charlie Hungerford, who's running for a position in the House of Deputies.

Director: Michael Rolfe

Writer: Dennis Spooner

Bergerac investigates the death of a scuba diver who washes up on the beach and discovers the disappearance of a French film star's wife.

Director: Robert Tronson

Writer: Nick McCarty

Anonymous phone calls prompt Jim to re-examine a road accident that had been dismissed as routine.

Director: Ben Bolt

Writer: Brian Finch

Jim is assigned to find a financier who has disappeared.

Director: Richard Bramall

Writer: Nick McCarty

A French private detective is murdered in Charlie's study and Bergerac is sent to Provence to discover why.

Director: Ken Grieve

Writer: Jeremy Burnham

Bergerac is conned by Charlie into looking after a house in Provence and baby-sitting for two willful young girls while their parents are in Milan. He then finds himself caught up in a drug operation.

Director: Tony Dow

Writer: John Milne

Charlie recommends that Jim be hired to protect a priceless set of sixteen Chinese figures called Lohans. Despite Jim's vigilance they are stolen and as he investigates their true ownership is brought into question.

Director: Terry Green

Writer: Peter Palliser

A civil servant exposed as a spy tries to flee to Moscow via Jersey.

Director: Don Leaver

Writer: Gerry O'Hara

Animal rights protesters free four monkeys from a research laboratory one of which is infected with the deadly marbury virus.

Director: Gerry Mill

Writer: Nick McCarty