Writer:	Nick McCarty
Director:	Jonathan Bullen, William Brayne
Star:	Susan George (Mrs Elizabeth Peacock #4),  Richard Madeley (Presenter (1992-93)),  Tom Baker (Professor Peter Plum #4),  Christopher Biggins (Reverend Jonathan Green #4),  Lewis Collins (Colonel Michael Mustard #4),  Lysette Anthony (Miss Vivienne Scarlet #4),  Pam Ferris (Mrs Blanche White #4)
Guest Star:	Lisa Aziz (Panellist),  Jenny Powell (Panellist),  Kevin Lloyd (Panellist),  Nigel Dempster (Panellist),  Dudley Sutton (David Stringer)

Winning team: Jenny Powell and Nigel Dempster. (edit) Of the panellists, Kevin Lloyd was an actor, Lisa Aziz a newsreader, Jenny Powell a children's TV presenter and Nigel Dempster a newspaper columnist. (edit) The six potential weapons are knife, billiard cue, curtain cord, insecticide, carving fork and gun. (edit) max payne writes - David Stringer is such a hideous, obnoxious man, that you have no sympathy for him when he bites it. (edit) Solution: Professor Plum with the insecticide in the library (edit)

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Dudley Sutton, who plays David Stringer, is best known as Tinker Dill in the show Lovejoy. (edit)

In the title of this episode, the term 'the fourth estate' is a traditional British term for the press, the first three 'estates' being the Lords, the Commons, and the Clergy. (edit)