Rumpole and the Reform of Joby Jonson

Episode aired Nov 19, 1992
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51m

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Peter Blythe in Rumpole of the Bailey (1978)

Rumpole Of The Bailey: Rumpole And The Reform Of Joby Jonson

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Crime Drama Mystery

Rumole defends a juvenile delinquent on charges of assaulting an elderly woman, and Hilda is concerned when a burglar breaks in to steal evidence from his briefcase.Rumole defends a juvenile delinquent on charges of assaulting an elderly woman, and Hilda is concerned when a burglar breaks in to steal evidence from his briefcase.Rumole defends a juvenile delinquent on charges of assaulting an elderly woman, and Hilda is concerned when a burglar breaks in to steal evidence from his briefcase.

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Rumpole Of The Bailey: Rumpole And The Reform Of Joby Jonson

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Trivia
Rumpole refers to Dickens' character "the Artful Dodger" as "John Dawkins." In fact, the character's name is "Jack Dawkins." Of course, "Jack" is a common nickname for "John," so it may have simply been Rumpole's bit of poetic license.

Quotes
Tom Mottram MP: Tom Mottram, Under-Secretary Home Affairs, with special responsibility for prisons. I'm the fellow who tries to keep them in.
Horace Rumpole: Horace Rumpole, Counsel for the Defence. I'm the fellow who tries to keep them out.