Poirot was present when Jane bragged of her plan to "get rid of" her estranged husband. Now the monstrous man is dead. And yet the great Belgian detective can't help feeling that he is being taken for a ride - how can she have stabbed him to death at the same time she was seen dining with friends?
76 radioshow stories about Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle [RADIOSHOWS]
This post includes the following series: "The Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes", "The Memoirs Of Sherlock Holmes", "The Return Of Sherlock Holmes", "His Last Bow", "The Case Book Of Sherlock Holmes", "The Further Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes", "Cult Holmes".
"The Reggie Pepper Stories" by P.G.Wodehouse ( BBC radioshow) This BBC radioshow consits of 5 episodes about Reggie Pepper.Reginald Pepper, known as "Reggie", is a fictional character who appears in seven short stories by P.G. Wodehouse. He is a young man-about-town with far more money than brain cells (he was left a fortune by his late uncle Edward Pepper, of Pepper, Wells and Co., the colliery people). He is considered to be an early prototype for Bertie Wooster, who with his valet Jeeves, would go on to become Wodehouse's most famous creations.
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"Without the Option" by P.G.Wodehouse (BBC radioshow) This radioshow is adaptation of "Without the Option" story from novel "Carry on, Jeeves", adapted by BBC7
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!["Lord Edgware Dies (Thirteen at Dinner)" by Agatha Christie [UNABRIDGED AUDIOBOOK WITH TEXT]](http://englishtips.org/uploads/posts/2012-10/1349552546_1174324659_351acledtd.jpg "\"Lord Edgware Dies (Thirteen at Dinner)\" by Agatha Christie [UNABRIDGED AUDIOBOOK WITH TEXT]")
76 radioshow stories about Sherlock Holmes 
This BBC radioshow consits of 5 episodes about Reggie Pepper.Reginald Pepper, known as "Reggie", is a fictional character who appears in seven short stories by P.G. Wodehouse. He is a young man-about-town with far more money than brain cells (he was left a fortune by his late uncle Edward Pepper, of Pepper, Wells and Co., the colliery people). He is considered to be an early prototype for Bertie Wooster, who with his valet Jeeves, would go on to become Wodehouse's most famous creations.
