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20. Could You Recognise The Man Again?
Jeff finds a dead body in his car and can recognise the man suspiciously loitering around his car just prior to the discovery of the body. Gang pressure is put on him to remain silent, when this doesn't work Jeannie is kidnapped to force Jeff to stay silent. Marty must find Jeannie so Jeff can testify before the murderer is acquitted.

 

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21. The House On Haunted Hill.
Jenny , Jeannie's sister is helping out while Jeannie is away, and Jeff has to prove that a house isn't really haunted despite evidence to the contrary, so the estate agent can sell it. Jeff also is engaged in solving an industrial diamond robbery from a vault. The two cases collide when Jenny is kidnapped by the robbers and taken to the supposed haunted house.

 

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22. A Disturbing Case.
Episode co written by Mike Pratt who plays Jeff. Jeannie and sister Jenny have recorded evidence of Jeff talking to himself thinking he's talking to Marty, which of course he is, but the sisters are worried and take the recording to a psychiatrist. Jeff is sectioned and Marty has to get him out of the clinic he's been put in. Marty discovers the head of the clinic is crooked and is hypnotising patients to open their safes. They then are instructed under hypnosis to allow an associate of the crooked Dr Conrad to walk in and help himself to the valuables. Probably the funniest episode as Marty imitating Conrad's voice uses a hypnotised Jeff to round up the gang.

 

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23. The Ghost Who Saved The Bank At Monte Carlo.
Marty's aunt Clara hires Jeff to accompany her to Monte Carlo to test her foolproof roulette system. A gang from England follow her and they and French counterparts vie to steal her system. Jeff believes her system is baloney but when it appears to work he realises Marty's concern for his aunt's safety might be justified.

 

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24. Murder Ain't What It Used To Be.
Jeff is hired by an American crook to look after his daughter while in England on business. Paul Kerstner has a problem though, he is being haunted by a ghost of a Chicago gangster from the 1920's. Kerstner double crossed Smiler Spanio during the 20's prohibition years of alcohol smuggling , and Smiler is going to use Marty to help get Kerstner. If he doesn't then Jeannie dies.

 

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25. Somebody Just Walked Over My Grave.
Near Marty's grave Jeff sees strange characters including an 18th century man in a three cornered hat. Could a bang on the head he received be giving him hallucinations? Jeannie persuades him to see a doctor and after losing his temper Jeff is declared dangerous and escapes before the ambulance arrives to take him away. This all started with Marty's concern at digging going on near his grave and a tunnel is discovered being dug, but to where?

 

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26. The Ghost Talks.
A flashback episode, where we finally get to see Marty when he was alive. Jeff is in hospital with a broken leg and Marty entertains ( or bores him in equal measure), by telling him of a case he worked on years ago when Jeff was away in Scotland. Marty was hired by Sir Basil Duggan of MI5 to rob a safe of a traitor to recapture stolen papers. Unfortunately he was tricked , it wasn't MI5 hiring him, the safe didn't belong to a traitor and Marty has handed the papers over to an enemy agent.
How did Marty get out of this mess? As Jeff says stifling a yawn, " do tell me Marty , as if I didn't know"
Poor Jeff has heard this story so many times and when Jeannie visits him in hospital, and says ," hey Jeff did I tell you about that Marty and the MI5 case when you were away in Scotland?"
A resigned look of despair from Jeff as he has to listen to the whole story again.

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