Punt PI

Punt PI

Genre	Factual, comedy
Running time	30 minutes
Country	United Kingdom
Language(s)	English
Home station	BBC Radio 4
Host(s)	Steve Punt
Producer(s)	Laurence Grissell Sarah Bowen Neil George
Air dates	since 3 May 2008
Website	BBC website

Punt PI is a fact-based comedy radio series on BBC Radio 4 in which Steve Punt investigates mysteries in Britain.

Format

The series sees Punt investigate mysteries across the United Kingdom. Each episode is 30 minutes long and there are three or four episodes in each yearly series.

Episodes

Series 1 (May 2008)

1. A couple who found 400 false legs hidden under their floorboards
2. Britain's Strategic steam reserve
3. Numerous aeroplane crashes at Dark Peak in the Peak District

Series 2 (June 2009)

1. Adolf Hitler's plans for a headquarters in Balham, South West London, possibly at Du Cane Court
2. Television licence detector vans
3. The possibility of a real Manchurian Candidate

Series 3 (September and October 2010)

1. The phantom settlement of Argleton
2. Nazi UFOs
3. A possible recording of Queen Victoria's voice
4. The curse of The Crying Boy

Series 4 (September and December 2011)

1. The murder of Hubert Chevis by poisoned partridge
2. A death ray allegedly made by Harry Grindell Matthews
3. A missing film about David Lloyd George
4. The Battle of Watling Street

Series 5 (September 2012)

1. The arsenal of Kris Ruddjers
2. The Charfield railway disaster
3. The lost Roanoke Colony

Series 6 (August 2013)

1. The disappearance of William Cantelo
2. The Hollinwell incident
3. The murder of Charles Walton
4. The killing of two bears in the Forest of Dean

Series 7 (July and August 2014)

1. The Mysterious Death of Flying Millionaire Alfred Loewenstein
2. The 1971 Baker Street Bank Robbery
3. The Case of the MP (Victor Grayson) Who Vanished
4. Who put Bella in the Wych Elm?

Series 8 (August 2015)

1. The Murder of Hollywood director William Desmond Taylor
2. The Case of the Missing Cezanne
3. The Great Mull Air Mystery looking at mysterious death of hotel guest Peter Gibbs