I Began watching this on a portable TV in my bedroom way back in 1982 and i had just acquired a rented vcr from radio rentals so i used to tape everything i watched being a 100% TV freak back then and i still have the six episodes that was made and have watched them each year and never get tired of watching them because the series was so good.
The person for me who made the series was George Innes who played the Professors man servant Phipps and of course Sam Waterson who was Quentin E Deverell.
The reason i think that only six episodes was ever made was because finance for the show was funded by a well known British bank and the show was never shown on prime time TV instead it was shown on Sunday afternoons which is such a pity because in my eyes it was one of the best and still is.
The person for me who made the series was George Innes who played the Professors man servant Phipps and of course Sam Waterson who was Quentin E Deverell.
The reason i think that only six episodes was ever made was because finance for the show was funded by a well known British bank and the show was never shown on prime time TV instead it was shown on Sunday afternoons which is such a pity because in my eyes it was one of the best and still is.