Wilde Alliance

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1978•1h

Wilde Alliance is a British television series created by Ian Mackintosh and produced by Yorkshire Television for the ITV network in 1978. The programme was a light-hearted mystery series about husband-and-wife amateur detectives Rupert and Amy Wilde.

Production

Trailers & Videos

Anthony Isaac: music from "Wilde Alliance" (1978)

Seasons

13 Episodes • Premiered 1978

1. A Question of Research

Rupert and Amy contend with a phony telephone engineer and a white slave trader.

2. Flower Power

Rupert is led a merry dance by an old flame and a long-lost orchid.

3. Too Much, Too Often

Rupert and Amy get into a spot of trouble when spending the weekend with old friend Helen Bardsley, whose husband David seems not all that right in the head.

4. Things That Go Bump

Rupert and Amy investigate strange goings-on at an old house bought by agent Christopher Bridgewater

5. The Private Army of Colonel Stone

Rupert and Amy investigate Colonel Stone, newly returned to England from the desert.

6. Danny Boy

Rupert and Amy investigate threats against a Mancunian chanteuse.

7. Well Enough Alone

The Wildes are in York and investigate the mysterious Elena and a cricket-playing Texan.

8. Express from Rome

Rupert and Amy travel to Rome by train and stumble across another mystery.

9. A Game for Two Players

Rupert and Amy take in a young boy named Steve, found wandering the streets.

10. Time and Again

Rupert investigates how a group of criminals have suddenly come to be into money.

11. Affray in Amsterdam

Rupert, in Amsterdam to research his latest novel, gets involved with a woman who is caught up in an illegal South American mining operation.

12. A Suspicion of Sudden Death

Rupert and Amy suspect that the victim of an apparent heart attack actually met his end through foul play.

13. Some Trust in Chariots

Although Annette is in America, her sister Debbie keeps seeing her in the UK. In order to convince people that she isn't losing her mind, Debbie takes a photograph of her sister, but when this is developed, Annette is nowhere to be seen...