Episodes
| Episode | First Broadcast | Repeated | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | 20010723 | 20130325 (BBC7) 20130326 (BBC7) 20151130 (BBC7) 20151201 (BBC7) 20181225 (BBC7) 20181226 (BBC7) 20201123 (BBC7) 20201124 (BBC7) 20201128 (BBC7) 20201129 (BBC7) | Miss Marple is invited to stay with her old school friend, Carrie at Stoneygates - a Victorian mansion doubling as a rehabilitation centre for delinquents. As she mulls over Carrie's life history on the train journey, just what is the danger that the sleuth is sensing? Agatha Christie's whodunit stars June Whitfield as the indomitable amateur detective, Miss Jane Marple. From the book first published in 1952 and dramatised in five parts by Michael Bakewell. Miss Marple - June Whitfield Carrie Louise - Ursula Howells Ruth Van Rydock - Jill Balcon Lewis Serrocold - Peter Howell Edgar Lawson - Rhys Meredith Walter Hudd/Railway porter - Stephen Lucas Mildred Strete - Natasha Pyne Juliet Bellever - Paula Jacobs Gina Hudd - Rebecca Lacey Miss Marple senses danger at a friend's manor house school for wayward boys. |
| 02 | 20010730 | 20130326 (BBC7) 20130327 (BBC7) 20151201 (BBC7) 20151202 (BBC7) 20181226 (BBC7) 20181227 (BBC7) 20201124 (BBC7) 20201125 (BBC7) 20201128 (BBC7) 20201129 (BBC7) | Clearly something's wrong at Stoneygates, but for Miss Marple, the most disquieting factors are the jealousies and simmering tensions within the family itself. Agatha Christie's whodunit stars June Whitfield as Miss Jane Marple. Miss Marple - June Whitfield Carrie Louise - Ursula Howells Lewis Serrocold - Peter Howell Juliet Bellever - Paula Jacobs Gina Hudd - Rebecca Lacey Walter Hudd - Stephen Lucas Stephen Restarick - Daniel Philpott Edgar Lawson - Rhys Meredith Mildred Strete - Natasha Pyne Alexis Restarick - Nick Waring Christian Bulbrandsen - Stephen Thorne Dramatised by Michael Bakewell. Spinster sleuth Jane Marple detects disquiet amongst an old school friend's family. |
| 03 | 20010806 | 20130327 (BBC7) 20130328 (BBC7) 20151202 (BBC7) 20151203 (BBC7) 20181227 (BBC7) 20181228 (BBC7) 20201125 (BBC7) 20201126 (BBC7) 20201128 (BBC7) 20201129 (BBC7) | At Stoneygates, a murder has taken place in the Victorian mansion doubling as a rehabilitation centre for delinquents. Amateur sleuth Miss Jane Marple assists the police with their inquiries. Agatha Christie's whodunit stars June Whitfield. Miss Marple - June Whitfield Inspector Curry - Keith Barron Carrie Louise - Ursula Howells Lewis Serrocold - Peter Howell Juliet Bellever - Paula Jacobs Mildred Strete - Natasha Pyne Alexis Restarick - Nick Waring Gina Hudd - Rebecca Lacey Dramatised by Michael Bakewell. Amateur sleuth Miss Marple assists police with the murder inquiry at Stoneygates school. |
| 04 | 20010813 | 20130328 (BBC7) 20130329 (BBC7) 20151203 (BBC7) 20151204 (BBC7) 20181228 (BBC7) 20181229 (BBC7) 20201126 (BBC7) 20201127 (BBC7) 20201128 (BBC7) 20201129 (BBC7) | Someone is systematically trying to poison Miss Marple's old friend, Carrie Louise. But who - and why? Agatha Christie's whodunit stars June Whitfield. Miss Marple - June Whitfield Carrie Louise - Ursula Howells Inspector Curry - Keith Barron Gina Hudd - Rebecca Lacey Mildred Strete - Natasha Pyne Alexis Restarick - Nick Waring Edgar Lawson - Rhys Meredith Walter Hudd - Stephen Lucas Dramatised by Michael Bakewell. The spinster sleuth investigates the attempted poisoning of her friend Carrie Louise. |
| 05 LAST | 20010820 | 20130329 (BBC7) 20130330 (BBC7) 20151204 (BBC7) 20151205 (BBC7) 20181231 (BBC7) 20190101 (BBC7) 20201127 (BBC7) 20201128 (BBC7) 20201129 (BBC7) | A chance observation by one of the family gives amateur detective, Miss Marple a key to try and solve the mystery. The conclusion of Agatha Christie's whodunit stars June Whitfield Miss Marple - June Whitfield Carrie Louise - Ursula Howells Inspector Curry - Keith Barron Gina Hudd - Rebecca Lacey Mildred Strete - Natasha Pyne Alexis Restarick - Nick Waring Walter Hudd - Stephen Lucas Lewis Serrocold - Peter Howell Ruth Van Rydock - Jill Balcon Stephen Restarick - Daniel Philpott Juliet Bellever - Paula Jacobs Dramatised by Michael Bakewell. A chance observation by one of the family gives Jane Marple a key to solving the mystery. |