TV show's Ratings

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    Country
    Runtime 50 min – 1 hr 10 min
    Premiere: World July 24, 1994
    Channel ITV1
    Premiere: USA July 23, 1994
    Production Companies

    Description

    Set in Cornwall, Detective Superintendent Charles Wycliffe, who works along with his colleagues DI Doug Kersey and DI Lucy Lane, investigates murder cases with his trademark determination and clinical accuracy.
    Season 1
    s1: e1 — Season 1, Episode 1  

    The Four Jacks

    July 23, 1994 7.0
    s1: e2 — Season 1, Episode 2  

    The Dead Flautist

    July 30, 1994 6.9
    s1: e3 — Season 1, Episode 3  

    The Scapegoat

    August 7, 1994 6.8
    s1: e4 — Season 1, Episode 4  

    The Tangled Web

    August 14, 1994 6.8
    s1: e5 — Season 1, Episode 5  

    The Last Rites

    August 21, 1994 6.9
    s1: e6 — Season 1, Episode 6  

    Wycliffe and the Pea-Green Boat

    August 28, 1994 7.2
    Special

    Wycliffe and the Cycle of Death

    August 7, 1993

    Сast and Crew

    Wycliffe Book and Its Author

    About the Book

    The television series "Wycliffe" is based on a series of crime novels written by W.J. Burley. The books follow the character of Detective Superintendent Charles Wycliffe as he solves various crimes in Cornwall, England. The series is known for its intricate plots and the atmospheric depiction of the Cornish landscape.

    About the Author

    W.J. Burley (William John Burley) was a British crime writer, born in 1914 and passed away in 2002. Before becoming a full-time writer, Burley worked as a zoologist and later as a teacher. His background in science often lent a meticulous and analytical approach to his writing. Burley is best known for his Wycliffe series, which has been praised for its strong character development and engaging storytelling.

    Adaptation and Faithfulness to the Book

    The "Wycliffe" television series is generally considered to be a faithful adaptation of Burley's novels. The show captures the essence of the books, particularly the character of Wycliffe and the unique Cornish setting. While some plot elements and character details may have been altered for television, the series maintains the spirit and tone of Burley's original work.

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