Episodes
| Series | Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Repeated | Comments |
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| 01 | 01 | A Good Shaking | 19961021 | 19971117 20200817 (BBC7) 20200818 (BBC7) | Stephen Mulrine's play set in Stirling in the 1920s, dramatised in three parts. With Liam Brennan, Martin James, Jan Moffat, Eliza Langland, Meg Fraser, Paul Young, and Alyxis Daly. Director Hamish Wilson." Dr Wallace is the town's chief pathologist. He is called to examine the body of a three-month-old child, and his daughter - a medical student - becomes involved in the chain of events which follows." Director Hamish Wilson.Dr Wallace is the town's chief pathologist. Stephen Mulrine 's play set in Stirling in the 1920s, dramatised in three parts. 1: A Good Shaking. Dr Wallace is the town's chief pathologist. He is called to examine the body of a three-month-old child, and his daughter - a medical student - becomes involved in the chain of events which follows. with Jan Moffat , Meg Fraser , Grace Glover , Louise Beattie and Sybil Wintrope Director Hamish Wilson Repeat The Chief Pathologist in the Scottish town of Stirling gets an urgent call out to the Dwyer family. Dr Wallace must examine the body of their three-month-old child. His daughter Barbara who is studying medicine also gets drawn into the investigation.... Set in 1920s Stirling, Stephen Mulrine's series about the town’s Chief Pathologist, Dr Wallace. Wallace.... Martyn James Director: Hamish Wilson First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in October 1996. A medical student is determined to find out more when a woman is accused of infanticide. The casebook of Dr Wallace, Chief Pathologist in 1920s Stirling, stars Martyn James. Dr Wallace must examine the body of their three-month-old child. His daughter Barbara who is studying medicine also gets drawn into the investigation.... Set in 1920s Stirling, Stephen Mulrine's series about the town’s Chief Pathologist, Dr Wallace. Wallace.... Martyn James Director: Hamish Wilson First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in October 1996. 1: A Good Shaking. Stephen Mulrine 's new series is set in Stirling in the 1920s. When Dr Wallace, the town's chief pathologist, is called upon to examine the body of a three-month-old child, his daughter Barbara is drawn into the chain of events that follows. with Meg Fraser , Grace Glover , Louise Beattie and Sybil Wintrope. Director Hamish Wilson |
| 01 | 02 | Fast And Loose | 19961028 | 19971124 20200818 (BBC7) 20200819 (BBC7) | Two mysterious deaths, one in Glasgow and one in Stirling, occupy the Doctors Wallace. To Wallace, sleeping pills seem simple, but Barbara's dry-cleaning fluid is less obvious. Stephen Mulrine 's play set in Stirling in the 1920s, dramatised in three parts. 2: Fast and Loose Two mysterious deaths, one in Glasgow and one in Stirling, occupy the Doctors Wallace. with Meg Fraser , Martyn James , Kern Falconer , Liam Brennan , Grace Glover , Billy Boyd , Louise Beattie , Maria Miller , Elaine Ellis and Barry Hunter. Director Hamish Wilson Repeat Two mysterious deaths, one in Glasgow and one in Stirling, occupy pathologist Dr Wallace and his daughter Barbara. To Wallace, sleeping pills seem a simple reason, but Barbara's theory on dry cleaning fluid is less obvious... Set in 1920s Stirling, Stephen Mulrine's series about the town’s Chief Pathologist, Dr Wallace. Wallace.... Martyn James Director: Hamish Wilson First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in October 1996. Mystery deaths in 1920s Glasgow and Stirling intrigue Dr Wallace and his daughter Barbara. The casebook of Dr Wallace, Chief Pathologist in 1920s Stirling, stars Martyn James. The Scottish pathologist Dr David Wallace and his daughter Barbara, a medical student, are intrigued by two suspicious deaths in Glasgow and Stirling. One is apparently due to an overdose, while the other might be connected with dry cleaning fluid. Drama by Stephen Mulrine set in the 1920s. Mrs Wallace... Jan Moffatt Directed by Hamish Wilson Two mysterious deaths, one in Glasgow and one in Stirling, occupy pathologist Dr Wallace and his daughter Barbara. To Wallace, sleeping pills seem a simple reason, but Barbara's theory on dry cleaning fluid is less obvious... Set in 1920s Stirling, Stephen Mulrine's series about the town’s Chief Pathologist, Dr Wallace. Wallace.... Martyn James Director: Hamish Wilson First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in October 1996. Stephen Mulrine 's series set in Stirling in the 1920s. 2: Fast and Loose. Two mysterious deaths, one in Glasgow and one in Stirling, occupy the Drs Wallace. with Liam Brennan. Grace Glover , Billy Boyd , Louise Beattie , Maria Miller , Elaine Ellis and Barry Hunter. Director Hamish Wilson |
| 01 | 03 LAST | Rights And Wrongs | 19961104 | 19971201 20200819 (BBC7) 20200820 (BBC7) | A court case for malpractice finds Dr Wallace as a witness in court, while Barbara's experience in Glasgow's Royal Infirmary suggests that she is sometimes wrong to be right. The conclusion of Stephen Mulrine 's play set in Stirling in the 1920s, dramatised in three parts. A new series begins next Monday. Rights and Wrongs. A malpractice suit finds Dr Wallace as a witness in court. with Meg Fraser , Jan Moffatt , Grace Glover , Andrew Conlan , Alec Heggie. Michael Perceval-Maxwell , Alex Harvey , Raymond Short , Bob Docherty and Louise Beattie Producer Hamish Wilson Repeat DC Curran - Liam Brennan Written by Stephen Mulrine A 1920s malpractice court case into the death of a child poses moral questions. The casebook of Dr Wallace, Chief Pathologist in 1920s Stirling, stars Martyn James. A court case for malpractice finds pathologist Dr Wallace as a witness in court. Meanwhile his daughter Barbara's experience in the Glasgow Royal Infirmary suggest that she's sometimes wrong to be right. Set in 1920s Stirling, Stephen Mulrine's series about the town’s Chief Pathologist, Dr Wallace. Wallace.... Martyn James Director: Hamish Wilson First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in October 1996. Stephen Mulrine 's series set in Stirling in the 1920s. 3: Rights and Wrongs. Dr Wallace is a witness in a malpractice case. with Alex Harvey , Raymond Short , Bob Docherty and Louise Beattie. Director Hamish Wilson |
| 02 | 01 | Testing Times | 19971208 | DC Curran shows Dr Wallace his grim find from a flooded quarry. At Glasgow Royal Infirmary, Barbara finds that an old enemy has become a new friend. With Alec Heggie, Liam Brennan and Michael Perceval-Maxwell. Director Hamish Wilson. Stephen Mulrine 's drama series continues with three new episodes. 1: Testing Times. DC Curran shows Dr Wallace his grim find from a flooded quarry, while at the Glasgow Royal Infirmary, Barbara finds that an old enemy has become a new friend. with Billy Boyd , Frank Gallagher , Meg Fraser , Jan Moffatt. Martyn James. Grace Glover , Fiona Danskin , Andrea McKenna and Peter Lincoln. Director Hamish Wilson | |
| 02 | 02 | Win Some, Lose Some | 19971215 | A Lake District holiday beckons for Dr Wallace, but there is a tricky piece of evidence to be delivered at the end of it. For Barbara, the exams approach - as do an alleged case of poisoning, an interview in a trackside hut and an unexpected proposal. With Jan Moffatt and Martyn James. Director Hamish Wilson. Stephen Mulrine 's drama series continues with three new episodes. 2: Win Some, Lose Some. A Lake District holiday beckons for Dr Wallace, but there is a tricky piece of evidence to be delivered at the end of it. with Meg Fraser , Elizabeth Bechman-Murray. Michael Perceval-Maxwell. Finlay Welsh, Liam Brennan and Martin Docherty Director Hamish Wilson | |
| 02 | 03 LAST | Not Proven | 19971222 | An attempted suicide succeeds belatedly and sets a difficult puzzle for DC Curran and Dr Wallace. Barbara hears the results of her exams and finds herself having to make an unexpected career decision. With Michael Perceval-Maxwell, Billy Boyd and Meg Fraser. Director Hamish Wilson. The last of three new episodes of Stephen Mulrine 's drama series. Not Proven. An attempted suicide succeeds belatedly and sets a difficult puzzle for DC Curran and Dr Wallace. with Meg Fraser , Frank Gallagher , Alec Heggie , Grace Glover , Liam Brennan , Martyn James. Jan Moffatt , Robin Thomson. Louise Beattie and Jane Hensey. Director Hamish Wilson |