Season 1

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  7.1/1020 votes

  Case of the Reluctant Widow

  Season 1 Episode 1 - Aired 6/29/1963

  If it was murder, who was responsible? The dead man's wife, Julie? The young cafe assistant, Clive? Sergeant Cork, one of the pioneers of the newly formed C.I.D., applies his unique methods of detection to the case.

  Director: Christopher Morahan

  Writer: Ted Willis

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  7.6/1014 votes

  Season 1, Episode 2

  Season 1 Episode 2 - Aired 7/6/1963

  Lucy Beasley is certain that a crime is being committed in the Beasley household and she implores Cork to investigate. Is she a bitter, frustrated woman out to cause trouble, or are her fears justified?

  Director: Unknown

  Writer: Ted Willis

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  6.5/1013 votes

  Season 1, Episode 3

  Season 1 Episode 3 - Aired 7/13/1963

  When Cork and Marriott begin their investigations to find two criminals wanted for murdering a bank messenger; a tip off takes them to the London waterfront, where they uncover a sordid riverside trade.....

  Director: Unknown

  Writer: Unknown

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  6.8/1012 votes

  Season 1, Episode 4

  Season 1 Episode 4 - Aired 7/20/1963

  Cork and Marriott are called in to investigate the murder of a retired general's young wife, found strangled in a derelict bungalow in the grounds of an old country house is Devonshire.

  Director: Unknown

  Writer: Unknown

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  6.6/1011 votes

  Season 1, Episode 5

  Season 1 Episode 5 - Aired 7/27/1963

  Kate Seymour, a young star of the music hall, receives poison pen letters threatening her engagement to John Stratton, a stagedoor Johnnie.

  Director: Unknown

  Writer: Richard Harris

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  7.9/1012 votes

  Season 1, Episode 6

  Season 1 Episode 6 - Aired 8/3/1963

  Cork and Marriott are called in to investigate what appears to be a case of suicide when Mr Bertram, a respectable and deeply religious man, is found dead by his housekeeper, Mrs Holland.

  Director: Unknown

  Writer: Richard Harris, Julian Bond

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  6.8/1010 votes

  Season 1, Episode 7

  Season 1 Episode 7 - Aired 8/10/1963

  An urchin sees a mysterious gentleman visiting Trumble, an ex-criminal, in his slum house. When Trumble is later found dead, the urchin goes to Cork.

  Director: Rex Firkin

  Writer: Unknown

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  6.4/108 votes

  Season 1, Episode 8

  Season 1 Episode 8 - Aired 8/17/1963

  Prince Frederick of Silecia arrives in London on a trade mission for his country. Cork is made responsible for his safety, and faces the problem of discovering those who are plotting the Prince's assassination.

  Director: Unknown

  Writer: Unknown

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  7.4/108 votes

  Season 1, Episode 9

  Season 1 Episode 9 - Aired 8/24/1963

  In spite of opposition from the Melrose family, Cork is determined to discover the murderer of a laundry maid, whose body is found in their stable by a drunken coachman.

  Director: Unknown

  Writer: Ted Willis

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  7.3/108 votes

  Season 1, Episode 10

  Season 1 Episode 10 - Aired 8/31/1963

  A strike at a factory; the army is called in to keep order, and during a riot outside the gates a striker is shot. Accident or murder?

  Director: Unknown

  Writer: Unknown

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  7.3/108 votes

  Case of the Public Paragon

  Season 1 Episode 11 - Aired 9/7/1963

  Cook is summoned when an up-and-coming politician is murdered. His wife and the maidservant found a burglar standing over his body, but they are unable to distinguish any of his features.

  Director: Unknown

  Writer: Unknown

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  7.2/109 votes

  Season 1, Episode 12

  Season 1 Episode 12 - Aired 9/14/1963

  Ella Barnes - a sewing girl from the East End of London - is found drowned in a canal. At the inquest, however, it is revealed that she had been attacked before she drowned.

  Director: Unknown

  Writer: Unknown

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  7.4/108 votes

  Season 1, Episode 13

  Season 1 Episode 13 - Aired 9/21/1963

  Klein, a money lender, suspects fraud when a man called Carylon offers to sell him gold bars at a cut price. He calls in Cork and Marriott, who set a trap to discover whether Klein's suspicions are justified.

  Director: Unknown

  Writer: Julian Bond