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Search for an Unknown Client - Part One
The Revenue Men - S3 - E2
The I.B. are confronted by a case of 'the worst kind of smuggling'. Campbell puts Ross McInnes on the trail of the client concerned. Ross traces him as far as the Inner Hebrides but arrives too late. It seems he cannot pursue the case any further - it's a dead end. He returns to report his failure to a furious Campbell.
The Revenue Men: Season 3 - 12 Episode s
3x1 - Sentimental Value
March 29, 1968
A man called McGeely arrives in Scotland but cannot leave his ship because he has no papers. He claims he comes from Glasgow and mentions Sauchiehall Street as proof. But as the Customs men point out, everyone all over the world has heard of Sauchiehall Street. Smith and McInnes are after some smugglers who are bringing high quality jewellery into the country in small quantities. McGeely is given a piece to smuggle ashore but when he vanishes from the ship the smugglers have about as much idea as the Revenue men about where to find him. Who gets there first?
3x2 - Search for an Unknown Client - Part One
April 5, 1968
The I.B. are confronted by a case of 'the worst kind of smuggling'. Campbell puts Ross McInnes on the trail of the client concerned. Ross traces him as far as the Inner Hebrides but arrives too late. It seems he cannot pursue the case any further - it's a dead end. He returns to report his failure to a furious Campbell.
3x3 - Search for an Unknown Client - Part Two
April 12, 1968
Last week Logan's death brought Ross to a halt. This week Smith resumes the search for the man who supplies the peddlers.
3x4 - I'd Rather be in Philadelphia
April 19, 1968
Johnny Cain is back again and Smith's holiday in Switzerland develops into another case for the I.B.
3x5 - A Drop of What You Fancy
April 26, 1968
A labourer is taken to hospital having been poisoned by a bottle of illegal whisky. Ross McInnes investigates.
3x6 - Funny Sort of Criminal
May 3, 1968
Smith is faced with a very difficult moral problem when he is informed that there are several illegal immigrants working at the docks.
3x7 - Little Rich Girl
May 10, 1968
The I.B. are called in to assist when the Waterguard are being annoyed by the activities of Miss Stella Bruce, a rich young playgirl.
3x8 - Combined Operations
May 17, 1968
A huge combine is selling smuggled goods in working-mens' clubs, but there seems to be no way for the police or the I.B. to break the organisation.
3x9 - Family Affair
May 24, 1968
Pressure on a colleague leads the I.B. to examine the sport of kings.
3x10 - The Gentle Bootlegger
May 31, 1968
A family reunion sets Smith off on the trail of an illicit brew.
3x11 - The Big Feller
June 7, 1968
""Pull up the ladder, Jack"" could well be the Big Feller's family motto.
3x12 - A Sense of Justice
June 14, 1968
A dangerous man escapes from jail and Smith becomes involved.