Valentine #24 August 1968

Humphrey Foster shows up at Oscar Price’s dancing academy, determined to learn the steps to win Marie’s heart, guided by instructor Milly Peters—whose own quiet feelings for him make her reluctant to admit he’s hopeless. When news of Marie’s engagement shakes Humphrey, he returns for one last lesson, only to find Milly’s composure unraveling as she realizes her jealousy isn’t about Oscar after all.

Liz Miles arrives in Greece with her agent, ready to model for a statue commissioned by the reclusive millionaire Petros Stannicos, but the moment they step into his estate, the man’s demeanor shifts—something about Liz unsettles him, and the tension between them grows as the others watch in quiet unease.

In the isolated aftermath of a mountain plane crash, Nurse Judy Appleby and Doctor Powers must rely on their training to reach survivors amid treacherous conditions—while Nurse Liberty Bell and Bran Caley wait anxiously below, bracing for whatever comes next.

Kate, sharp and capable, finds her romances falter despite her charm—her efficiency seems to push men away. When her flat mate suggests she try acting more helpless around men, Kate puts the idea to the test, unsure if it’s a step forward or a step too far. With Rodney, Pete, Dave, Alan Bell, and Joan all in the mix, the experiment begins with cautious hope.

Clay Carlton and Natalie Raine make a desperate escape from Bernie Grover’s reach, leaping onto a passing lorry only to find themselves stranded in a hidden brewery where bootleggers are at work. With danger closing in and no clear way out, they’re forced to confront Bernie directly—just as he catches up to them.