Hand in Glove

3.5/5 ( ratings)

A Good Shaking

The Chief Pathologist in the Scottish town of Stirling gets an urgent call out to the Dwyer family. Dr Wallace must examine the body of their three-month-old child. His daughter Barbara who is studying medicine also gets drawn into the investigation.... Set in 1920s Stirling, Stephen Mulrine's series about the town’s Chief Pathologist, Dr Wallace.

Wallace .... Martyn James Barbara ...
Meg Fraser DC Curran ....
Liam Brennan Mrs Dwyer ...
Alyxis Daly Mr Dwyer ...
Owen Kavanagh Mrs Wallace ....
Jan Moffatt Mrs Hamilton ...
Grace Glover Dr Ibbotson ...
Louise Beattie Crissie ...
Sybil Wintrope
Director: Hamish Wilson

Fast and Loose

Two mysterious deaths, one in Glasgow and one in Stirling, occupy pathologist Dr Wallace and his daughter Barbara. To Wallace, sleeping pills seem a simple reason, but Barbara's theory on dry cleaning fluid is less obvious... Set in 1920s Stirling, Stephen Mulrine's series about the town’s Chief Pathologist, Dr Wallace. Wallace .... Martyn James Barbara ... Meg Fraser Mrs Wallace ... Jan Moffatt Lady Archer ... Eliza Langland Kennedy ...Kern Falconer DC Curran ... Liam Brennan Mrs Hamilton ... Grace Glover Davidson ....Billy Boyd Dr Ibbotson ... Louise Beattie Celine ....Maria Miller Beth ...Elaine Ellis DC Norton ... Barry Hunter Director: Hamish Wilson

Rights and Wrongs

A court case for malpractice finds pathologist Dr Wallace as a witness in court. Meanwhile his daughter Barbara's experience in the Glasgow Royal Infirmary suggest that she's sometimes wrong to be right. Set in 1920s Stirling, Stephen Mulrine's series about the town’s Chief Pathologist, Dr Wallace. Wallace ...... Martyn James Barbara ...... Meg Fraser Lorrimer ...... Paul Young Mrs Wallace ...... Jan Moffatt Mrs Hamilton ...... Grace Glover Sheriff ...... Andrew Conlan Dr Randolph ...... Alec Heggie Considine ...... Michael Perceval Maxwell McDaid ...... Alex Harvey O'Donnell ... Raymond Short Martin ...... Bob Docherty Dr Ibbotson ...... Louise Beattie Director: Hamish Wilson