Please Support This Channel. Thanks!😘 buymeacoffee.com/ThinkingLoud The Doubting Thomases | BBC RADIO DRAMA: An archaeologist excavating a site discovers a skull. The skull, however, is modern, and Det-Sgt John Smith begins to unravel the most unusual murder mystery of his career. I Have No Control Over The Adverts😭😭 rb.gy/ixs3w BBC RADIO DRAMA💖 rb.gy/dma1xh Producer Gerry Jones Det-Sgt Smith: Alan Downer Sue Rogers: Caroline John Dr Eva Hartley: Margot Boyd Det-Con Tony Lambert: Geoffrey Beevers Mrs Clark: Diana Bishop BBC telephonist: Diana Bishop Eric Benton: Timothy Bateson Hughie Latchmere: Timothy Bateson Graham Rees: Sam Dastor Graham Appleby: Fraser Kerr Andrew Donnelly: William Sleigh David Fielding: Neville Jason Announcer: Neville Jason PC Ogilvey: David Timson Dr Willoughby: Rolf Lefebvre Saturday-Night Theatre: The Doubting Thomases By Mike Stott Sat 6th Oct 1973, 20:30 on BBC Radio 4 FM
A. Seriously and we'll presented comedic and most entertaining drama. While not loosing sight of its thriller components. Most enjoyable indeed, thank you.
Same, with a cast that includes Boyd & Bateson & too many to list, one can't go wrong. I think this is my 3rd or 4th go. Happy listening mate 😉 Listening in, every night fr near Nashville. 👋🙏✌💕🇺🇸
This is a great written script. I have listened to this years ago. Then a few times between that.... -- NOW WHEN YOU, GO - TO LISTEN TO THE CLUES : -- " With the action's " of the police -- So, the last thing i, will. say : AGAIN, LISTEN CARFULLY : You will figure, it out : ( Mr Donnelly )
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The Doubting Thomases | BBC RADIO DRAMA: An archaeologist excavating a site discovers a skull. The skull, however, is modern, and Det-Sgt John Smith begins to unravel the most unusual murder mystery of his career.
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Producer Gerry Jones
Det-Sgt Smith:
Alan Downer
Sue Rogers:
Caroline John
Dr Eva Hartley:
Margot Boyd
Det-Con Tony Lambert:
Geoffrey Beevers
Mrs Clark:
Diana Bishop
BBC telephonist:
Diana Bishop
Eric Benton:
Timothy Bateson
Hughie Latchmere:
Timothy Bateson
Graham Rees:
Sam Dastor
Graham Appleby:
Fraser Kerr
Andrew Donnelly:
William Sleigh
David Fielding:
Neville Jason
Announcer:
Neville Jason
PC Ogilvey:
David Timson
Dr Willoughby:
Rolf Lefebvre
Saturday-Night Theatre: The Doubting Thomases
By Mike Stott
Sat 6th Oct 1973, 20:30 on BBC Radio 4 FM
That was great! The characters, the dialogue, the plot, and superb voice actors 👍👍👍👍🍿🍿🍿🍿
Loved it. So entertaining. Alan Downer was marvellous as well as rest of cast. RIP Alan Downer
A most clever story. Thank you!
great story great ending.
Good story, thank's
A. Seriously and we'll presented comedic and most entertaining drama. While not loosing sight of its thriller components. Most enjoyable indeed, thank you.
Superb! Kept my interest throughout! Highly recommended. Thank you. Most entertaining.
Really enjoyed this one. Thanks for sharing 😊😊
My pleasure 😊 thanks😍😘💖💞💕
Heard this one but it's well worth another listen, thanks.
Same, with a cast that includes Boyd & Bateson & too many to list, one can't go wrong. I think this is my 3rd or 4th
go. Happy listening mate 😉 Listening in, every night fr near Nashville. 👋🙏✌💕🇺🇸
Good one! Thanks! 😊
Thank you..listening now
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In Borneo,listening now. Rate it when finished.❤🇭🇲🇮🇩
Where in Borneo
This is a great written
script. I have listened to this years ago. Then a few times between that....
-- NOW WHEN YOU,
GO - TO LISTEN TO THE CLUES :
-- " With the action's "
of the police
-- So, the last thing i,
will. say :
AGAIN,
LISTEN
CARFULLY :
You will figure,
it out :
( Mr Donnelly )
Very good! Thanks.
Thank you😊
Excellent ❤
thank ya thinking
Thank YOU! 😍😘💖💞💕
I love how people who disappear from these English dramas "go to Australia". A dumping ground for useless characters.
So true. And yet today their entry laws are so prohibitive...
Yes. In American dramas it’s always a cargo ship to South America