Softly Softly: Task Force - Season 6 (1974)

PC Snow is called to a block of flats where a distressed woman tells him that her psychotic ex George Fletcher has her tracked down and is now holding his kids hostage and threatening to kill them.

Slim Slaver and the Slavers are playing a gig at Elverton village hall. The audience is mostly made up of teenage girls who will do anything to see him. During the gig, Slim Slaver is electrocuted and dies in suspicious circumstances.

Det. Chief Supt. Watt wants an investigation into Jeremy Styles, a successful business man who started from nothing. Watt believes he is connected to villain Sam Daniels and they are secret partners in crime.

Former armed robber Red Raynor is released from prison, after ten years, is terrified out of skin when he receives a scythe delivered to his door. PC Snow discovers a deaf mute in the woods who believes he killed a policeman.

8-year-old Alec Browell lives with his gran but is not wanted by his mother. When he disappears nobody reports it to the police for over a day leaving Det. Chief Supt. Watt has no choice but to open a murder investigation.

PC Snow is called by a school headmaster to look into a number of students who running shoplifting racket. Chief Supt. Watt has to investigate large scale pilfering at a local building firm after losses of £15,000 in the accounts.

D.S. Bill Allen is beaten up on his own doorstep and left in a coma. Det. Chief Supt. Watt handles the inquiry but discovers Allen isn't liked by colleagues, villains or even his wife and son.

Lucy Rhodes, secretary to businessman Vincent Pauldron, is mugged on the way home. His son Chris tells police that his father may have been the attacker but oddball Richard Spencer, who left the pub early, attracts attention to himself.

Her Majesty's Inspector Sharp's visit to Thamesford coincides with a newspaper article written by Kingsley's MP claiming the police have a vendetta against Salmader family under orders from Det. Chief Supt. Watt .

Det. Chief Insp. Hawkins is overseeing the security of a quarter of million pounds worth of jewelry and metals used in an exhibition in Kingley. Despite a police escort the diamonds are stolen from under their noses.