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Episodes (9)

S02E01 · A Message for the Rich

Jan 09, 1983

Mrs. Honeyman and her son Eric, disgruntled ex-employees of Charlie, are caught stealing a necklace from his safe by Jim's young daughter Kim, whom they take with them onto their boat, hoping to escape to France. When the boat breaks down they ring Charlie to demand a ransom. Charlie disagrees with Jim about police involvement and drives off with the ransom money. Fortunately Jim has him followed.

S02E02 · Always Leave Them Laughing

Jan 16, 1983

Comedian Andy Galbraith and Charlie are on the judging panel of a local beauty contest, after which beaten finalist Christine Bolton accuses Andy of attempted rape. Everything points to the charge being trumped up by a sore loser, whose ex-boyfriend also arrives to put the financial screws on Andy. The appearance of Andy's neglected wife finally helps Jim to get at the truth.

S02E03 · Clap Hands, Here Comes Charlie

Jan 23, 1983

Charlie's attempt to enter local politics is blighted when Donald Early, an old flame of hotelier Diamante Lil who Charlie crossed some years previously, threatens to expose a secret from his past. Charlie is in the frame when Early is murdered, though the killer is part of the entourage of shady American businessman Eugene Field, who is on Jersey to do dubious business. Marianne Bellshade, the businesswoman leasing Field his villa, is in danger when she helps Bergerac but ends up as the sergeant's girlfriend.

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Bergerac Season 2 (1983) is released on Jan 09, 1983 and the latest season 9 of Bergerac is released in 1991. Watch Bergerac online - the English Crime TV series from United Kingdom. Bergerac is directed by Robert Tronson,Michael Rolfe,Robert Young,Tristan de Vere Cole and created by Robert Banks Stewart with John Nettles and Terence Alexander. Bergerac is available online on BritBox and BritBox Amazon Channel.

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As know as:

Bergerac(English), Bergerac(French), Jim Bergerac ermittelt, Bergerac(dubbed version), Бержерак

Release Date:

Jan 09, 1983

Countries:

United Kingdom, Australia

Language:

English

Production Companies:

British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), 7 Network

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