"All Work and No Pay" is the third episode of the 1969 ITC British television series Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) starring Mike Pratt, Kenneth Cope and Annette Andre. The episode was first broadcast on 5 October 1969 on ITV. Directed by Jeremy Summers. Synopsis One evening two mysterious men pull up outside of Jeannie's apartment and produce a (rather far fetched) remote control device which causes various items of furniture in her apartment to levitate and start moving around the room violently (akin to a poltergeist visitation). Terrified, Jeannie calls Jeff and runs out into the street. The two men leave the scene with a satisfied look on their face. The next morning the two men pay Jeannie a visit and reveal themselves to be two brothers, Henry and George Foster, working in the 'spiritualism' business. Preying on Jeannie's heightened state they offer her a job, paying much more handsomely than her current position with Jeff and telling her how her skills as a Private Detective's P.A. are much valued by the pair. She tells Jeff about the two men and how she is seriously considering their offer, telling him about her disenchantment with the Private Detective business. Jeff is sceptical and advises her to 'let it ride'. However, Jeannie visits the Fosters that evening to give them her answer. Upon arrival she is greeted by a display of items of furniture flying around the room and Henry tells her that it is the spirit of her dead husband trying to communicate with her. However, Marty is present at the time and realises immediately that something phoney is going on, though he has no answers to explain the mobile furniture! Jeannie leaves the Foster's residence without committing entirely to the job offer, though she is very tempted by the remuneration package and the offer of the Fosters to communicate with Marty. Meanwhile, in an effort to convince Jeannie that the business can pay, Jeff is busy pawning some very valuable possessions to raise £250 which he passes on to an (out of work) actress friend called Laura Watson. Ms Watson is a stooge for Jeff's plans and he sends Jeannie round to her place, explaining that she has lost her son. Ms Watson's job is to convince Jeannie that she is prepared to pay a large sum to help find her son and she produces Jeff's £250 as payment. However,