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Dixon of Dock Green was a BBC television series following the activities of police officers at a fictional Metropolitan Police station in the East End of London from 1955 to 1976. Some episodes were later remade as a BBC radio series in 2005 and 2006.
1955
1976
Toupee king Kenneth Cope overhears where robbers have stashed a big haul; collects it; dolls himself up and becomes a big spender.
Tom Adams is the guest star playing Jack Montelbetti, a jewel thief and diamond smuggler, who has been featured in earlier stories. On the day he is released from prison, Jack returns to his flat to discover the dead body of Bruno Pacelli, the father of his ex-fiancee.
1956
On the trail of a young deserter from the army, Dixon finds himself trapped in a perilous situation.
1957
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Jack Warner
PC George Dixon
Peter Byrne
Andy Crawford
Arthur Rigby
Station Sgt. Flint
Robert Cawdron
Det. Insp. Cherry
Ben Howard
DC Len Clayton
Richard Heffer
DS Alan Bruton
Jeanette Hutchinson
Mary Crawford
Moira Mannion
WP Sgt. Grace Millard
Nicholas Donnelly
Johnny Wills
1961
A prosecuting counsel has problems convincing a magistrate to see his side of the case.
A group of tenants refuse to be evicted.
1962
Trouble brews on the lead up to Micky Mulgrew's wedding to Rose McCallion. Will PC Dixon and the team be able to prevent chaos?
1964
1963
1966
1968
1969
1970
1971
A badly beaten man is pulled from the river and manages to say just one word before dying: "Molenzicht". This proves to be the catalyst for Dock Green's CID to team up with their counterparts in Rotterdam to try and identify the murderer.
1972
1975
1957
1958
1959
1960
1965
Andy Crawford, while off-duty, spots a known criminal trying to steal from parked cars. As he arrests the thief, he discovers a loaded automatic pistol.
1967
1973
Harry Simpson is back from Spain. The same, genial Harry whom everybody thinks is wonderful. Everybody except for Detective Sergeant Andy Crawford, that is. But has Andy overstepped the mark in trying to prove his theory?