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Bulldog Drummond
19 episodes Aired 1941-1954
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1. Hijackers
   31mins Aired 1941-09-28
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2. Death Rides A Racehorse
   25mins Aired 1942-01-04
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3. Death Loops The Loop
   27mins Air date unknown
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4. The Circus
   28mins Aired 1942-01-25
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5. Death Uses Disappearing Ink
   26mins Air date unknown
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6. Death In The Deep
   30mins Aired 1948-06-16
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7. The Deadly Stand In
   28mins Aired 1948-07-14
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8. Nazi Sub
   26mins Aired 1944-06-26
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9. Dinner Of Death
   28mins Aired 1945-04-23
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10. Help Wanted
    31mins Aired 1945-08-13
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11. Murder In The Death House
    25mins Aired 1945-09-10
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12. Escape Into Death
    25mins Aired 1945-09-24
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13. Claim Check Murders Aka Atomic Murders
    29mins Aired 1947-01-17
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14. The Penny Arcade Aka Hubert s Museum
    25mins Aired 1948-12-01
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15. Porcelain Ming Cat
    24mins Air date unknown
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16. Ride In The Moonlight
    24mins Air date unknown
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17. Blind Man s Bluff
    20mins Air date unknown
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18. Devil Flats
    24mins Air date unknown
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19. Fiery Island
    26mins Air date unknown
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Bulldog Drummond is a radio crime drama that focuses on the relentless pursuit of criminals by a British investigator nicknamed "Bulldog." Created by British author H.C. McNeile, the character is a polished man-about-town whose hobby is crime detection and the apprehension of criminals. Alongside his sidekick Denny, Captain Hugh Drummond solves various murder cases and deals with a range of underworld characters. The series is known for its brief but evocative opening created by producer-director Himan Brown, which uses sound effects to set a London ambiance.

The show was broadcast from April 13, 1941, until March 28, 1954, airing on the Mutual Broadcasting System in the United States and Canada. Over the years, Drummond was played by several actors, including George Coulouris, Santos Ortega, Ned Wever, and Cedric Hardwicke. The character did not have a wife or ex-army comrades in the radio program as he did in the books, but he retained his butler, Denny. Distribution for the show became syndicated via electrical transcription in 1948, and a new version of Bulldog Drummond was aired in 1953 on Mutual. Despite efforts to revive the program, the final network version was broadcast only between January 3, 1954, and March 28, 1954.

Performers: George Coulouris, Santos Ortega, Ned Wever, Cedric Hardwicke, Everett Sloane, Luis Van Rooten, Rod Hendrickson, Agnes Moorehead, Paul Stewart, Ray Collins, Mercedes McCambridge, Ted Brown, Henry Morgan, Robert Shepard

Sources: wikipedia.org, otrcat.com