Mr. X

Excuse me. What is it? I wonder if you could tell me what time we get to make sir. I... Are you saying anything wrong? I do. I can't say anything. You look you. I heard her. Put your head forward. I'll get some water from the restaurant car.

Thanks. I won't be a minute. The BBC presents A Case for Dr. Morel. The last of this series of adventures by Ernest Douglas.

With Cecil Parker as the famous Dr. Morel and Gina Sim as his secretary Ms. Mr. X. Good morning, Maiton. How's our Mr. X? Good morning. He seems much better today. He actually asked for something to read after breakfast.

Splendid. He still doesn't seem to know who he is. No, he hasn't improved in the memory department. It's extraordinary that nobody has even come forward all these months. Or you'd have thought there'd be something in his pockets to identify him.

I think I'll have a look at him. Yes, ma'am. I think I'll have a look at him. Yes, Metron. I'm sure he'd like to see. And a Scotland Yard, please. Take me to Scotland Yard.

All right. Michael, come in, will ya? Inspector Hood, it's very kind of you to let me come and see you. Oh, it's a great help, Mrs. Metron. If I can. I'm sure you can. Take a seat, please.

Thank you. You seem rather upset when you're warned. I'm sorry if I sounded hysterical, but this thing's been getting on my nerves. Oh, well, perhaps you'd like to tell me about it. You must have had complaints before about anonymous telephone calls.

It's a man, Mrs. Maitland? Yes. Always the same man? Yes. With an unusual sort of voice. Nobody you know, eh? And he's very offensive? Oh, no. No, Inspector, isn't that. You mean it's some sort of blackmail?