Bergerac

Bergerac series one DVD boxset.

TV Series (1981-1991)

Starring:
John Nettles (D.S. Jim Bergerac )
Terrence Alexander (Charlie Hungerford)
Sean Arnold (Ch. Insp. Crozier)
Mela White (Diamante Lil)
David Kershaw (D.C. Ben Lomas)
Nancy Mansfield (Peggy Masters)

Detective Sergeant Jim Bergerac solves crimes on the island of Jersey with the help of his father-in-law and local tycoon Charlie Hungerford.

Series One

Piper PA-32 Cherokee Six

From episode 1.01. This plane is stolen and is chased by a van down the runway at Jersey airport. This nearly results in a massive aircrash with the airliner below but the airliner takes evasive action.

Piper PA-28 Cherokee

Supposedly the aircraft above after it ran out of fuel and crashed into a forest in Brittany.

Another PA-28: G-BCVV a Piper PA-28-151 Cherokee Warrior (Serial 28-7515121) is seen when Bergerac is speaking to a man at the flying school regarding the crashed Cherokee.

Hawker Siddeley HS.121 Trident 1C

At the start of the episode Bergerac is returning to Jersey on board this airliner. It has a near miss with the above aircraft and an Escort Van racing down the runway.

Hawker Siddeley HS.121 Trident 1C of British European Airways.

BAC-111-510ED One-Eleven

Supposed to be the same aircraft as above.

BAC-111-510ED One-Eleven of British Airways.

BAC-111-510ED One-Eleven of British Airways.

BAC-111-510ED One-Eleven of British Airways.

Reims-Cessna F152

Seen in the background in 1.01 at an airfield.
Registration G-BHRN; Construction number 1728. Was built in 1980 so was pretty much brand new at filming date.

Piper PA-31-310 Turbo Navajo B

Seen partially through the window.
Registration G-BCAT; Construction Number 31-7401222.

de Havilland DH89 Dragon Rapide

Another background aircraft from the flying school in 1.01.

Unidentified Aircraft

I am most interested in the yellow aircraft also seen above.

Aérospatiale SA 341 Gazelle

Used briefly in episode 1.05 See You in Moscow.

Hawker Siddley Argosy E

Seen in the background in See You in Moscow.

Unidentified Model Aircraft

1.08 Late for a Funeral. Model aircraft seen early on in the episode. If not identifiable as a real type can be deleted.

Supermarine Spitfire LF Mk.V C

1.08 Late for a Funeral. Seen in an aviation museum.
Registration G-AWII and serial AR501.

Unidentified Aircraft

1.08 Late for a Funeral. Seen in an aviation museum.

Unidentified Aircraft

1.08 Late for a Funeral. Seen in an aviation museum.

Unidentified Aircraft

1.08 Late for a Funeral. Seen in a film used by the curator of an aviation museum when he is pretending he is shooting down German aircraft. (6UN)

North American B-25 Mitchell

1.08 Late for a Funeral. Bergerac's boss Inspector Crozier is an aviation enthusiast. This model is seen in his study.

Unidentified Model Aircraft

1.08 Late for a Funeral. Bergerac's boss Inspector Crozier is an aviation enthusiast. This is one of the model aircraft in his study.

Unidentified Model Aircraft

1.08 Late for a Funeral. Bergerac's boss Inspector Crozier is an aviation enthusiast. This is one of the model aircraft in his study.

Unidentified Aircraft

1.08 Late for a Funeral. Poster seen in Inspector Crozier's study.

Britten-Norman BN-2A Mk3-2 Trislander

From episode 1.09
Seen landing at Southampton Airport supposedly with Bergerac onboard.
Registration G-AZLJ; Construction Number 319.

Britten-Norman BN-2A Trislander of Aurigny Air Services.

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See also

• Bergerac at IMDb
• Bergerac at Wikipedia
• Bergerac at IMCDb