Lord Peter Wimsey: Murder Must Advertise Episode 1.1 30 Nov. 1973

"sinning above his station"

Thank you, many many more please.

thank you.

Thank you so much for this from Australia!

Lovely series, but does anyone in this office actually work.

I remember watching this episode as a rerun in August 1975 with my grandfather. My grandma had gone out to see a production of My Fair Lady starring a beauty pageant winner. My grandma would not have approved of the antics of Dian De Momerie!

Excellent, most excellent. My thanks.

I have watched these so many times....just love them!

Just wonderful

im new to this series. maybe im missing the point, but is every in this universe weird and quirky? cause i kinda like it

Thank you Rudolph. Great stuff!

This is my favorite Wimsey book.

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Just spiffing!!

Love this more

Now that was a good introduction and very awesome murder...
Weapon: staircase...coffee/tea lady warning..."don't use that staircase"...
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I'm amazed by how Iain Carmichael manages not to spill his cup of tea or glass of brandy on the arm of his chair! He must have been a dancer.

Brilliant! Remember them on TV the first time round. 'The Nine Tailors' was my favourite. Ian Carmichael was born to play this part.

I never viewed these when they first aired, now I love them! Also, the cut of Lord Peter's suits is superb!

What years were these supposed to represent? Was it the 20's or the 30's? These have the best Bunter.

Working on being a copywriter myself. This movie is not very complimentary to them.

Interesting line about Wimsey resembling Bertie Wooster.

Why the women are so screaming when they talk?

One of my favourite books. A firsthand account of the advertising industry with a detective story added

Lord Peter Wimsey is described more than once as being "lean". Ian Carmichael is not lean. He is far too full in the body and the harlequin costume makes him look more so. I'm afraid I found him most unsatisfactory in the role.

I am so happy to see Ian Carmichael as a young man! In the USA and just in the last two years have found old British TV available for free. So fun watching all these wonderful shows. A proper English gentleman. What a treat

Great stuff

Never seen the Lord Peters with Ian Carmichael. They're fun! I grew up with Edward Pretherbridge in the part, so that is who I see when Lord Peter comes up. But i remember watching British telly with my mom late at night. This is just good classic t.v.

Doesn't 'rigor mortis set in around the sixth hour after death?

Funny, for so many years I thought he was Sir Ian Carmichael. Wonder why he wasn’t knighted? Is there a quota system or similar restriction?

"Mr Tallboy handles the Avon account"

Have read quite a few of the books.

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The clothes of men and women are wonderful, respectable, and well made.

This is a first for me - I've read many of the books years ago, so I'm lookkng forward to this (what looks to be a) grand production. Thank you for this opportunity. I'll comment after I've enjoyed it.

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Isn’t Wimsey supposed to be late 20’s early 30’s? Really bad casting but we love Ian Carmichael

Jolly good show, old chap full of top notch actors, don't ya know!

Love the books,but,never had the privilege of seeing any of the movies