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Becker House Detective CBC [Directory Updated]

Heard
1996
Episodes
13

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Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. A View of Mount Von Relling

    · 28 min

  2. The Wicked World of Mary Hunter

    · 28 min

  3. Pearl

    · 27 min

  4. Hotels Are My Life

    · 26 min

  5. A Single Green Feather

    · 27 min

  6. A Friend from Chicago

    · 27 min

  7. An Expensive Bottle of Poison

    · 27 min

  8. Only Poetry

    · 27 min

  9. The Long Long Trail

    · 26 min

  10. White Lightning

    · 27 min

  11. The Magistrate Arrives

    · 26 min

  12. The Hunt Part 1

    · 27 min

  13. The Hunt Part 2 - The Kill

    · 26 min

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  1. Becker House Detective CBC [Directory Updated]

    Radio Performances of Books · SANWAL CBC · 13 episodes here · archive.org

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