Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) - Where are they now? 

Kenneth Cope ran a superb small restaurant somewhere in the Chilterns... can’t remember exactly where. The food was excellent. He and his wife served the food. My mother enquired about the menu and price over the phone. We were rather poor at the time and she was rather embarrassed to say sorry but we can’t afford the prices. His reply was ‘how much could you afford?’ My mother rather sheepishly replied and he said “ok. Table booked for four. See you later” I was about 8 at the time and a huge fan of Randall and Hopkirk. The meal was magical and he was the perfect host.

I must of seen all episodes dozen of times. Love when they are driving around hardly any traffic on the roads. Great series

I loved R&H back in the early 70's and still to this day. The Blu-ray DVDs gave the series a whole new life in such clarity too. For me, it was also the music throughout by Edwin Astley. Sadly, they don't make them like that anymore, maybe it was 'of its time', but holds up still today imo.

Being repeated over & over on GreatTV on Freeview weekdays along with The Persuaders (and now Return of the Saint) - love all those shows from my childhood

Me too, love the theme and the late Mike Pratt as the laid back PI

I used to watch it as a child as I was 10 when it first aired, and loved it. As an adult, as soon as I found out that it had been released on DVD, I bought the whole series. I distinctly remember, when watching it in 1969, that in the opening titles, Marty said something like “it’s ok, Jeannie can’t see or hear me - only you can, Jeff, only you”. Apparently that somehow became lost over time, which is disappointing as it was part of the series.

Mike Pratt was also co writer of the Tommy Steele's song Little White Bull from the 1960's

"Inspector Large" Ivor Dean also played a copper in quite a few episodes of "The Saint" with Roger Moore.

This was so much better than the later series! It was more light entertainment and scripts were so plausible.

I grew up watching both this and the persuaders both brilliant series. I suppose like many I know each episode start to finish but still watch them. I am sure but stand corrected there was a 2nd series of R&H where Jeannie saw her husband in the end. Great TV. I

I grew up with this and loved it "Jef" can still hear it now

I watch this every night on Sky Channel, called great TV

Not bloody half nice to see Ken and Annette are still with us as for the rest God rest, them

Annette Andre also appeared in an episode of The Prisoner. I read that she hated working with Patrick McGoohan.

Still my favourite programme of all time

Mike Pratt was a very talented guy.

I was only a child so too young to comment on it but part of iconic shows

love Randall and Hopkirk

Stupidest episode, they were driving in RXD 996F chasing RXD 997F. Geoff: "Did you get the licence plate ?" Marty: "No I didn't".

Next time, I would like you to revisit "Bugs". I would very much like to know what happened to Paula Hunt, who played Alex in that series. Pretty please ?

I love R and H but i have to say that Great TV have literally flogged it to death in the last 12 months. Time it was rested.

A nice touch would have been to have the great theme tune played in the background instead of elevator music. But thoroughly enjoyed it.

Needs speeding up!!

The writing's too small for me to read.