Wycliffe

Wycliffe takes on the strange case of a husband murdered in his honeymoon hotel where all the wedding guests were strangers who answered a newspaper ad.

Kersey leads a high-stakes investigation into a violent murder committed by a usually nonviolent thief, who claims he was hired to only frighten the victim.

A blackmailer poisons seven random jars of baby food at a supermarket and publicly demands a ransom, putting Wycliffe in a race against time to discover if this truly is an act of mindless terrorism or a personal vendetta.

Wycliffe deals with an embittered Kersey while attempting to solve a the murder of a famous yachtswoman's psychiatrist.

Superintendent Le Page (Sharon Duce) returns with her report on Kersey's case, while Wycliffe and Lane work a strange vehicular manslaughter case in which the murderer claims she thought her victim was a ghost.

A land-owner is murdered and the chief suspects are the couple he had been trying to evict, and Wycliffe soon learns that blood ties have no patience for the process of law.

An unpopular landlord is murdered, and an informant points the police toward his ex-wife's new husband.

A smug teenager lands a lucky break due to police error, prompting Wycliffe to err hard on the side of caution, much to the frustration of his staff.

On the eve of his well-deserved holiday to Paris with his wife, Wycliffe agrees to take a murder case and quickly encounters bureaucratic roadblocks that jeopardize the investigation, his career and even his life.