The Expert - starring Marius Goring (1976)

[@brendaholliday6866]

I enjoyed this show, "The Expert," its very intriguing and I loved the writing, directing, producers and actors, too. Take care ⚖

[@EdelweisSusie]

My God - did I hear right: “She was wholly wrapped up in herself - she was menopausal”!!!!! Nothing’s changed there, then? Fab series.

[@paulmaryon9088]

Top work as always, thank you CBT

[@snowysnowyriver]

I remember this so well. I have to accept that I am old. I also remember using tea chests to move house!

[@raymondgill9796]

Thank you for posting this show. I call it CSI Leamington Spa as it was filmed in and around my home town.

[@nainoswad2725]

Indeed, the band The Shapes hailed from this locale.

[@fluffyfour]

Maybe more Silent Witness Leamington Spa? 😁

[@judithhopes151]

Always loved marius goring

[@ahothabeth]

“One is starved for technicolor up there”

[@controlleddemolition9112]

@@ahothabeth He was great as Conductor 71 in that film. He would have made a perfect Scarlett Pimpernel.

[@ahothabeth]

@@controlleddemolition9112 Marius Goring did play that part in "The Adventures of the Scarlet Pimpernel" 1955, but a bit before my time.

[@AllanNeaves-qn3zr]

Hello there, the memory is a funny thing. Have just watched "The Expert" and was convinced and confused. I remember it in B&W. Then the clouds parted. We were one of the last families to get a colour television in our street. Still a beltin' great programme. Sad that Jeremy Sindon passed away so young

[@louisa8788]

I'm also someone who remembers things in black and white because we were late in getting a colour telly. It's great seeing programmes in colour.

[@MeTheRob]

More episodes please.

[@plainflavour]

Marvellous scriptwriting gradually constructing the situation and artfully drawing the viewer into it. Followed the nellynog link and subscribed.

[@terrymitchell2533]

Very enjoyable, thank you 👏🥂

[@ev3332]

Good show! i hope there are more episodes!!

[@ClassicBritishTelly]

More episodes can be seen on this channel - www.youtube.com/@Nellynog62/playlists

[@mahaswelem4120]

Simply delicious 😊… thanks

[@ckvon9644]

Brilliant story and acting while the plot is also easy to follow.

[@ralphmillais5237]

Another series I have never heard of, somewhat odd but strangely watchable, I put this down to the excellence of both writing and acting!

[@peckerdecker]

Thank you for sharing. The *professor* is... A _know it all_ la dee dah. (Main characters that are _all knowing_ .... Become _pedestrian_ ( *dull* ) But I like the secretary. Nice crumpet. :) Merry Christmas 2024 everyone

[@MeTheRob]

More episodes please,

[@ClassicBritishTelly]

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[@leebarnard7843]

@@ClassicBritishTelly Thank you for being generous to post the link - downloaded all 34 episodes, thank you!

[@eilis5813]

I remember watching this first time round. This would be a relatively late episode. My memory is black and white.

[@ClassicBritishTelly]

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[@Tesserae]

I remember him from Doctor Who. It’s quite a coincidence that the TV series “Quincy, M.E.” about a coroner, also started airing in 1975.

[@deegeraghty9426]

Rather tedious seen from 2024! I recall watching this series as a very young woman, when I enjoyed it immensely. Thank you 🙂

[@lizziedripping71]

TV dramas were more thorough or like theatre productions in those days.

[@campbellnutting3663]

Sounds good 😀

[@Phildavies-d7c]

Hid behind a glass greenhouse when blowing up the tree stump…nearly his postmortem 😂

[@Diamondmine212]

Also when everything wasn’t filmed in the dark or had incessant, unnecessary, music playing ALL the time for absolutely NO REASON whatsoever. 😤😤😤 All stations do this now,🤨🤨, once it starts I either switch over or off. Now 90% of the time I go on the iPad and watch old films,plays,and listen to old murder mystery plays/ comedy plays . They’re GREAT.

[@TheAndrewJBaker]

I loved this series but what confuses me is that I thought the last series had different music. I remember it using Dvorak’s fourth symphony scherzo when I first watched it a few years earlier when I was discovering such things in the wonderful local record library. The first episode I saw was the first of series 3 in 1971 - murder victim eaten by pigs. We couldn’t get bbc2 before that. It was memorable as one of the first bbc series to have a regular black character, played by Valerie Murray, in series 1 to 3.

[@ClassicBritishTelly]

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[@simonhawker9277]

any more of these? great stuff

[@judithhopes151]

Never realised goring was a redhead

[@steveschmidt5156]

"Animo-acid content".... bwahaha....amino acid content. A minor thing to many but not a mistake someone evenly slightly familiar with biology would make.

[@rupertgethin-u5p]

These were excellent. Pity not really understood by powers that be. Some quite emotional conclusion. Rem child head damage caused by wagon wheel nut. So child ran into truck, not other way round.

[@PeterHolman-xt4fb]

Back to the days when BBC programming was watchable and unaffected by todays clipboard ticking and political manipulation.

[@zen4men]

Hear, hear. Britain is being deliberately destroyed from within. /

[@thadtuiol1717]

Much more creative freedom back then, people didn't need to keep second-guessing their creative choices, fearing lest they might fall afoul of the authorities

[@zen4men]

​@@thadtuiol1717 105 Russian agents kicked out in 1972-ish. They inserted the Marxists within the structures running and educating Britain. Numbers steadily increased, until they now control Britain. Government itself is too weak to stop their interference. Marxism is the driving force in Britain today. Which is why a known Trotskyist is Prime Minister. And why the manifesto they "won" the election with, was ditched the moment they were in office. /

[@GradKat]

I remember watching this on TV back in the day. Sadly, it looks very feeble now, compared to today’s forensic programmes.

[@lizziedripping71]

I take your point in scientific terms, but if you consider characterisation, diction, pace, quality acting then it is very enjoyable

[@Noblerot1830]

Well said! ​@@lizziedripping71