Episodes
| Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Repeated | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paperwork, By Ruth Rendell | 20040401 | 20120331 (BBC7) 20121108 (BBC7) 20121109 (BBC7) 20130925 (BBC7) 20130926 (BBC7) 20150507 (BBC7) 20230629 (BBC7) | Thirty years on from the day he left his grandmother in her cold stone mansion, a middle-aged man returns to claim his inheritance. But all she has left him are piles of papers - which may or may not contain the terrible secrets of his past - which until now have remained unknown to him. There's the emotional cruelty he suffered as a child, the reasons he was abandoned by his mother - and the nature of his father's death. All these secrets lie in these papers, but does he really want to know the answers? Read by Russell Dixon. Producer: Joanne Reardon Made for BBC 7 and first broadcast in April 2004. Cruelty and silence lead a man to confront the horrors of his past in a vast house. | |
| 01 | A Dark Blue Perfume | 20010903 | 20110430 (BBC7) 20120120 (BBC7) 20120121 (BBC7) 20130923 (BBC7) 20130924 (BBC7) 20230522 (BBC7) | A retired businessman returns from abroad to search for his ex-wife. |
| 01 | Weeds | 19930126 | 20160807 (BBC7) 20160808 (BBC7) 20190613 (BBC7) | At a charity event, the discovery of a poppy in the garden has horrifying consequences. |
| 02 | The Wink | 20010904 | 20110507 (BBC7) 20120303 (BBC7) 20180707 (BBC7) 20180708 (BBC7) 20230523 (BBC7) | An elderly woman encounters the man who raped her when she was a teenager. |
| 03 | Computer Seance | 20010905 | 20110507 (BBC7) 20130924 (BBC7) 20130925 (BBC7) 20230524 (BBC7) | Sophia is a medium with a laptop, who bumps into her dead brother. Read by Lesley Joseph. |
| 04 | The Wrong Category | 20010906 | 20110514 (BBC7) 20120330 (BBC7) 20120331 (BBC7) 20230525 (BBC7) | Barry goes out after dark to visit the sites of six recent murders. Read by Nick Moran. |
| 05 | Burning End | 20010907 | 20120329 (BBC7) 20120330 (BBC7) 20130809 (BBC7) 20130810 (BBC7) 20230526 (BBC7) | Carer Linda worries when a glass vase seems to have caused a fire. Read by Sue Johnston. |