The Q43 Experiment

Episode aired Jul 18, 1977

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7.5/10

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Richard Borthwick, Jan Harvey, Linda Hayden, Bill Wallis, and William Wilde in Whodunnit? (1972)

Family Game Show Mystery

A top scientist at a government research facility has discovered a new and revolutionary formula - but is gunned down in his lab before he can take the credit for it. Can the panel make the ... Read allA top scientist at a government research facility has discovered a new and revolutionary formula - but is gunned down in his lab before he can take the credit for it. Can the panel make the necessary calculations and find the culprit?A top scientist at a government research facility has discovered a new and revolutionary formula - but is gunned down in his lab before he can take the credit for it. Can the panel make the necessary calculations and find the culprit?

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Out of place

Appearing in a Whodunnit? play was the TV equivalent of treading the boards in a provincial theatre, and whether you were in the play or on the panel was often a unnervingly accurate indication of where your career was at that particular point in time. Occasionally, faces in the plays would surprise you and, in The Q45 Experiment, it is Linda Hayden who seems oddly out of place. But she was no longer the star she had been or the cult figure she would become, so perhaps we should just enjoy seeing her in a minor role in an intimate setting.

Trivia
Most of the characters were named after Chelsea FC footballers at the time. Garry Stanley and Ian Britton's full names were used and other characters used the surnames of Gary Locke, Ray and Graham Wilkins