A murder is committed at the start and up pops the graphic of the title: WHODUNNIT? A 15-minute TV play is shown containing various clues. It also contains flashbacks and differing points of view. Four panellists go through a multi-step process where they can ask questions to the assembled cast members (if still living) to solve the crime. All must tell the truth but "only the murderer can lie".

	2x01 The Last Act Jon Pertwee takes over as the host, and there's a murder on set.	Jun. 24, 1974
	2x02 It's Quicker by Train In this episode a murder takes place on the night train to Yorkshire.	Jul. 01, 1974
	2x03 The Final Chapter A retired General is murdered after completing his memoirs, and then the final chapter disappears.	Jul. 08, 1974
	2x04 Goodbye Sarge During World War I, an unpopular Sargeant is shot, but who killed him?	Jul. 15, 1974
	2x05 The Art of Theft This edition features the theft of a famous painting.	Jul. 22, 1974
	2x06 Teddy Bears' Picnic There is a murder at a fancy dress party.	Jul. 29, 1974
	2x07 A Piece of Cake: Christmas Special A man who recently inherited a fortune drops dead in the middle of his speech after the annual family dinner on Christmas Eve. There are six suspects - but which has the strongest ...	Dec. 26, 1974

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Himself - Presenter	played by Jon Pertwee
Panellist	played by Margaret Lockwood
Himself - Panellist	played by Leslie Crowther
Captain Blake	played by T.R. Bowen
Private Miller	played by Michael Standing
Sergeant Morris	played by Leonard Gregory
Private Young	played by Leo Dolan
Private Rhodes	played by John Challis
Private McPherson	played by Anthony Allen
Mrs. Coleman	played by Catherine Kessler
Mr. Coleman	played by Peter Dennis
Miles Trent	played by John Bentley
Norman Cross	played by Arnold Diamond
Martha Norris	played by Madge Hindle
Lucy Webb	played by Gillian Vaughan
P.C. Jim Headly	played by Alan Hunter (II)
Paul Spencer	played by Dallas Adams
Sgt. Butler	played by Barry Lowe
Sarah Romany	played by Anne Ridler
Royce Turner	played by Sydney Bromley
Richard Duncan	played by Morris Perry
PC Norman Hope	played by Harry Towb
Pierre Le Grand	played by Conrad Phillips
Phillip Weist	played by Aubrey Morris
Willie Trent	played by Michael Ward