The first two series were broadcast in the U.S. on a number of PBS stations, while the remainder aired on BBC America.

Meanwhile, Jonathan runs into an old flame, who was told by Carla Barrego (Jonathan's former partner, one one-time girlfriend before an unfortunate case of hiccups at a dinner party prompted her to dump him and marry a televisions producer) that he had died of an awful wasting disease. She is delighted he is alive after all, and the pair start dating.The Best of The Puppini Sisters album (18 February 2015) – Collection of the best songs by the Puppini Sisters ( Rambling Records) Wylie, Ian (18 December 2008). "Jonathan Creek gets creepy". Manchester Evening News. Archived from the original on 30 July 2014 . Retrieved 21 July 2014. a b c d e f g h Wylie, Ian (18 December 2008). "Jonathan Creek gets creepy". Manchester Evening News. Guardian Media Group . Retrieved 2009-01-02. Can Creek shed light on the riddle and render the impossible possible? Or are his once-formidable powers of deduction about to be eclipsed by the sheer raw intuition of his younger counterpart? Notes

Lucchesi Palli, Ludovico (3 July 2014). "The Puppini Sisters – Stadstaal, Vienna". Music. Music Theatre Review . Retrieved 3 July 2014. Maddy's former newspaper colleague Mimi Trantor investigates an old mystery at a house called Ghost's Forge, but can she do it without the help of Jonathan Creek? And why were there five copies of The Grave Digger by Gerald Eastland hidden in the attic...?There's also another part to the story involving deep family secrets and a missing woman.....I shan't say anymore has it's very easy to spoil a Creek episode, The best place to start is with its most striking problem – a series of disappearances, spread over a number of decades, of those staying in an attic room at a mansion named Metropolis. Yes, this is yet another house in Jonathan Creek with a frankly ridiculous name and here it doesn’t even tie into the story in any meaningful way other than to faintly suggest to us that the house was built in the thirties. Crazy in Love" on Swing Style – Swing Beats for Dancing Feets compiled and mixed by Gulbahar Kultur, Lola's World (2008), 100 Hits – Voices (2009), Radio Modern – The ABC of Swing, Bop'n'Roll (2010) The group performed at Glastonbury Festival 2009 on 27 June as well as performing at Goodwood Vintage Festival on 15 August. [2]

A former glamour model, now living quietly with her rich, older husband in the countryside, is seriously injured when her garden shed explodes, leaving her badly burned. However, a reliable, independent witness insists she spoke to the unharmed woman several hours later as she went to church. Jonathan investigates with the help (and hindrance) of his rapidly growing fan club, all of whom dress exactly like him; two of them even live in windmills. Polly and Jonathan become embroiled in their housekeeper's affairs after she finds a dead man in her house. Events take a twist when a wristwatch found at the scene belongs to a woman who has been kidnapped and held for ransom. When "ghost hunter" and investigator into the spirit world, Justin Mallory is killed in a boating accident and his body mysteriously disappears is it true that his spirit now desperately trys to communicate with his lover, beautiful American businesswoman Geraldine Vacarro to try and explain his own death?

Dowell, Ben (29 November 2016). "What time is the Jonathan Creek Christmas special on TV?". Radio Times. They find her dressing room empty, except for a threatening letter suggesting she has been kidnapped, and demanding ransom from Gessler. I had three options, I suppose. Retire, which is becoming increasingly tempting. Or go away for the best part of six months and struggle to come up with something else that interested me. And then sit and write it and decide whether I liked it and then try and interest someone else in it. Which even if the BBC had bought it, would take the best part of another year, just going through the system and then all that time delay. Or resurrect Jonathan Creek, which I’d never drawn the curtain down in quite the same way I did with One Foot In The Grave. So the boring answer is that it was a way of deferring retirement." a b c Paul, Whitelaw (2 January 2009). "TV review: Jonathan Creek - The Grinning Man". The Scotsman. Johnston Press. Archived from the original on January 4, 2009 . Retrieved 2009-01-02.