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**John Farrell** · 2nd November 2001, 08:32 PM

You may mean the superb black and white British series starring Richard Green which, when I was kid, showed weekday afternoons (this is in Boston, MA).

No surprise that Terence Fisher, one of Hammer's classic directors, was a regular director on the show.

Would not surprise me if this was the series Mr. Lee may have appeared on.

Here's the direct link for more info:

http://us.imdb.com/Title?0047706

143 episodes altogether. 1955-1960. The show also featured Paul Eddington (Richard in Devil Rides Out) as Will Scarlett (long before "Yes, Minister" for sure)

I remember being much more enchanted by this series than by the (admittedly excellent) Errol Flynn movie...

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John Farrell Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Boston, MA Posts: 222 Rep Power: 0	You may mean the superb black and white British series starring Richard Green which, when I was kid, showed weekday afternoons (this is in Boston, MA). No surprise that Terence Fisher, one of Hammer's classic directors, was a regular director on the show. Would not surprise me if this was the series Mr. Lee may have appeared on. Here's the direct link for more info: http://us.imdb.com/Title?0047706 143 episodes altogether. 1955-1960. The show also featured Paul Eddington (Richard in Devil Rides Out) as Will Scarlett (long before "Yes, Minister" for sure) I remember being much more enchanted by this series than by the (admittedly excellent) Errol Flynn movie...