Coroner's Verdict. 1975. Director: Bob Hird. Starring: John Stride, John Wentworth & Margaret Ashcroft. A man believes his wife was killed by medical negligence. Main understands his rage for justice.
We're the Bosses Now. 1975. Director: Derek Bennett. Starring: John Stride, Gary Bond & Sharon Maughan. David, a practising solicitor again, prepares for the battle in the jungle of commercial law.
Year of the Tiger. 1975. Michael Ferguson. Starring: John Stride, John Wentworth & Margaret Ashcroft. David knows that, sooner or later, he must repay the debt of loyalty he owes Walter Clegg.
When There's No Law. 1975. Starring: John Stride, John Wentworth & Margaret Ashcroft. David vows to fight his way back to the top; surely his old clients and contacts will help?
By The Book. 1975. Director: Cyril Coke. Starring: John Stride, John Wentworth & Glynn Edwards. David is still devastated by his wife's death and the professional catastrophe that followed.
Killing. 1975. Director: Cyril Coke. Starring: John Stride, Glynn Edwards & Ingrid Hafner. David finds his sense of loss and loneliness becoming intolerable.
It Couldn't Happen Here. 1975. Director: Tony Wharmby. Starring: John Stride Glynn Edwards & Sharon Maughan. David has to take on a man whose stock-in-trade is violence and intimidation.
No Names. 1975. Director: Tony Wharmby. Starring: John Stride, Margaret Ashcroft & John Wentworth. David intends to repay the debt owed to those who stood by him at his lowest point.
Survival. 1975. Director: Cyril Coke. Starring: John Stride, Margaret Ashcroft & John Wentworth. Unable to practice law, Main encounters unsavoury characters in his search for alternative work.
Payment by Result. 1975. Starring: John Stride, Margaret Ashcroft & John Wentworth. A corrupt business cartel and a woman struggling to feed her children present two contrasting cases.
Rule of Law. 1975. Director: Gareth Davies. Starring: John Stride, John Wentworth & Margaret Ashcroft. Struck off the Roll of Solicitors, David has the same right to appeal as a violent criminal.
World of Silence. 1975. Director: Derek Bennett. Starring: John Stride, Margaret Ashcroft & John Wentworth. David's entire future is now at stake, as he faces the biggest challenge of his life.
Process. 1975. Director: Derek Bennett. Starring: John Stride, Margaret Ashcroft & John Wentworth. The future looks rosy for David- but fate is about to deal a devastating blow.
Dear Sir Unless. 1972. Director: John Frankau. Starring: John Stride, Estelle Kohler & John Wentworth. The conflict between David's private life and his passion for work reaches crisis point.
One for the House. 1972. Director: John Frankau. Starring: John Stride, John Wentworth & Margaret Ashcroft. David joins the take-over game but finds it hard to keep his head above water.
Choice of Jungles. 1972. Director: John Frankau. Starring: John Stride,Windsor Davies, Estelle Kohler & Glynn Edwards. Profit versus People: which side will David Main find himself on?
Doll on a Wall. 1972. Starring: John Stride, Estelle Kohler & Margaret Ashcroft. Tracing a girl in Amsterdam, David fears the girl's companion poses a serious threat to her happiness.
Copper Bottomed Cert. 1972. Director: Marc Miller. Starring: Margaret Ashcroft & George Barcroft. David finds himself torn between professional commitment and financial expediency.
The Next Great Train Robbery. 1972. Director: Marc Miller. Starring: John Wentworth & Margaret Ashcroft. David Main discovers that a 13-year-old's brain can be nearly as devious as his own!
Widow's Mite. 1972. Director: John Frankau. Starring: John Stride, Anna Palk & John Wentworth. David travels to Switzerland to try to unravel a mystery surrounding a wealthy man's estate.
Not in Today's Army. 1972. Starring: John Stride, John Wentworth & Norman Shelley. David is involved in a court martial in which two careers, and two visions of the Army, are at stake.
Love's Old Sweet Song. 1972. Director: John Frankau. Starring John Stride, Anna Palk & John Standing. Sarah's reappearance has worrying repercussions for David's future.
The Killing Ground. 1972. Director: John Frankau. Starring: John Stride, John Wentworth & Margaret Ashcroft. To what extent is a man entitled to protect his property against trespassers?
Private Armies. 1970. Director: John Frankau. Starring: John Stride, John Wentworth & Margaret Ashcroft. David clashes with an old adversary, and an ex-con presents further problems.
Settlement Day. 1970. Director: Christopher Hudson. Starring: John Stride, John Wentworth & Margaret Ashcroft. Gifts in solicitors' offices can have starting repercussions...
The Lady who went too far. 1970. Director: John Frankau. Starring: John Stride, Joan Greenwood & Anna Palk. David must resolve a number of delicate issues, both personal and professional.
A Vision of the Future. 1970. Director: Christopher Hudson. Starring: John Stride & Margaret Ashcroft. David represents a man attempting to thwart the tyrannical ambition of a local councillor.
A Man I Know to be Innocent. 1970. Director: Christopher Hudson. Starring: Margaret Ashcroft & John Wentworth. Margaret's belief is an attractive client's innocence, which brings surprising results.
The Piper Calls the Tune. 1970. Director: Christopher Hudson. Starring: John Stride, Anna Palk & John Arnatt. David and Margaret act for the opposing sides in a dramatic story of greed & corruption.
A View from the Chair. 1970. Director: Marc Miller. Starring: John Stride, Anna Palk & Philip Bond. David is forced to review his own attitudes to his work and his clients- and also Sarah's.
The Walls of Jericho. 1970. Stars John Stride, Anna Palk and John Wentworth. David Main becomes entangled in the case of the Dead Sea scrolls, but intrigue follows when helping the victim's brother.
A Little Black and White lie. 1970. Director: John Frankau. Starring: John Stride & Philip Bond. A variety of unexpected situations complicate the adoption process for a Brazilian couple.
It could happen to you. 1970. Director: Marc Miller. Starring: John Stride, John Wentworth & Philip Bond. David is confronted with a case of involving a shopkeeper who has been attacked by thugs.
A Time to Live, A Time to Die. 1970. Director: Christopher Hudson. Starring: John Stride & Margaret Ashcroft. David reacts when he hears what is planned for his children. A custody battle begins.
The Privilege of Justice. 1969. Director: Christopher Hudson. Starring: John Stride & Margaret Ashcroft. Margaret helps a woman intimidated by her husband, as David faces a terrible situation in Cuba.
Liar's Dice. 1969. Director: Christopher Hudson. Starring: John Stride, Kate O'Mara & Anna Palk. While Margaret makes her first plea in court, David has a fight for survival on his hands.
The Professional. 1969. Director: John Frankau. Starring: John Stride, Kate O'Mara & John Wentworth. David learns a bitter lesson while trying to smooth out a takeover between two firms.
Body and Soul. 1969. Director: Christopher Hodson. Starring: John Stride, Kate O'Mara & Anna Palk. Margaret Castleton finds herself strongly disapproving of David Main's approach to his work...
What about Justice. 1969. Starring: John Stride, Kate O'Mara & Anna Palk. A case involving the son of a Leeds industrialist brings David Main into partnership with solicitor friend, Henry Castleton.
Coroner's Verdict. 1975. Director: Bob Hird. Starring: John Stride, John Wentworth & Margaret Ashcroft. A man believes his wife was killed by medical negligence. Main understands his rage for justice.
Year of the Tiger. 1975. Michael Ferguson. Starring: John Stride, John Wentworth & Margaret Ashcroft. David knows that, sooner or later, he must repay the debt of loyalty he owes Walter Clegg.
When There's No Law. 1975. Starring: John Stride, John Wentworth & Margaret Ashcroft. David vows to fight his way back to the top; surely his old clients and contacts will help?
By The Book. 1975. Director: Cyril Coke. Starring: John Stride, John Wentworth & Glynn Edwards. David is still devastated by his wife's death and the professional catastrophe that followed.
Killing. 1975. Director: Cyril Coke. Starring: John Stride, Glynn Edwards & Ingrid Hafner. David finds his sense of loss and loneliness becoming intolerable.
It Couldn't Happen Here. 1975. Director: Tony Wharmby. Starring: John Stride Glynn Edwards & Sharon Maughan. David has to take on a man whose stock-in-trade is violence and intimidation.
No Names. 1975. Director: Tony Wharmby. Starring: John Stride, Margaret Ashcroft & John Wentworth. David intends to repay the debt owed to those who stood by him at his lowest point.
Survival. 1975. Director: Cyril Coke. Starring: John Stride, Margaret Ashcroft & John Wentworth. Unable to practice law, Main encounters unsavoury characters in his search for alternative work.
Payment by Result. 1975. Starring: John Stride, Margaret Ashcroft & John Wentworth. A corrupt business cartel and a woman struggling to feed her children present two contrasting cases.
Rule of Law. 1975. Director: Gareth Davies. Starring: John Stride, John Wentworth & Margaret Ashcroft. Struck off the Roll of Solicitors, David has the same right to appeal as a violent criminal.