An Unsuitable Job for a Womanan Episode Guide
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aired from: Oct 1997 to: May 2001 | 4 specials | ITV | 180 / 120 min | stereo | closed captioned |
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Cordelia Gray inherits the detective agency she works for, after the death of her boss. Her first case is when she is hired by Ronald Callender, an eminent scientist, to investigate why his son, Cambridge University student Mark Callender, has committed suicide. She soon discovers the case is more dnagerous and complex than it at first appeared. She moves into the summer house where he was found hanged, and finds herself threatened. The investigation ends in nightmarish fashion.
b: 24 Oct 97 w: William Humble d: Ben Bolt
Cordelia Gray goes undercover as a holiday relief at the Claircourt Park Hotel when the proprietor is accused by his wife of sexually harassing female staff. But when she arrives, the woman has disappeared. Then a murderer strikes, throwing the Hampton family into discord.
b: 19 Feb 98 w: William Humble d: John Strickland
With the agency struggling, and now pregnant, Cordelia Gray welcomes a seemingly straightforward job. But is the man she is hired to follow a killer or a victim?
b: 27 Aug 99 w: Christopher Russell d: David Evans
Now heavily pregnant, and facing an uncertain future, Cordelia Gray accepts a job from her an adversary, DCS Fergusson, who hires her to spy on his daughter's boyfriend, Tim Bolton, but then abruptly breaks the job off. Then she is hired by his daughter, Laura.
b: 16 May 01 w: Barbara Machin d: Mary McMurray
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The novels by P D James on which the series is based are: An Unsuitable Job for a Woman [1972], and The Skull Beneath the Skin [1982].