A small time conman Calvin P. Bream bites off more than he can chew, when his double dealings draws him to contact with a notorious villain named Miklos Corri, and after he discovered the reality of his dilemma he desperately, seeks a suitable scapegoat to get him off the hook.
Masquerading as an American detective far from home in London Bream manages, all too easily to con Jeff Randall into becoming a crucial part of his machinations, but what exactly has Jeff actually got himself involved in?
It doesn't happen that often during the episodes of Randall and Hopkirk Deceased, that Marty Hopkirk actually becomes visible to people, other than his long time partner Jeff Randall, but it happens in this episode with Calvin Bream unfortunately, it only works while he is permanently Brahms and Lizt.
This is one of the very few episodes where Marty Hopkirk's, spouse does not put in an appearance, and remarkably there is not even a mention of it between Jeff and Marty, and it's particularly strange for Marty to never once speak of Jeannie.
Masquerading as an American detective far from home in London Bream manages, all too easily to con Jeff Randall into becoming a crucial part of his machinations, but what exactly has Jeff actually got himself involved in?
It doesn't happen that often during the episodes of Randall and Hopkirk Deceased, that Marty Hopkirk actually becomes visible to people, other than his long time partner Jeff Randall, but it happens in this episode with Calvin Bream unfortunately, it only works while he is permanently Brahms and Lizt.
This is one of the very few episodes where Marty Hopkirk's, spouse does not put in an appearance, and remarkably there is not even a mention of it between Jeff and Marty, and it's particularly strange for Marty to never once speak of Jeannie.