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Germany, and were released on DVD in Germany in 2016. However, Acorn Media did not use these recordings for the 2012 DVD release in the UK, instead relying on the BBC's monochrome copies. In August 2013, Acorn Media released all 16 of its previously issued episodes (11 in colour, five in black and white) on DVD, in a release titled
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Colonel Harp is one of the regulars at the Falcon. One day a stranger comes to see him, and Eric observes that the
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Miss Rose Martin was once in love with a man called Robert Stanlake, who disappeared mysteriously 20 years ago. She starts getting letters, from someone who seems to know all about her, signed as Robert Stanlake.
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1400:Sea Burial
1203:cupidity.
866:The Victim
418:June Ellis
271:Doctor Who
169:1971-09-01
159:1969-11-23
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