S1 • E1
Ralph Gorse, the "Charmer," is exactly what a gigolo should be---clever, adaptable, conscienceless, attractive, and completely self-absorbed. He's also a dangerous psychopath .
S1 • E2
Gorse seduces two women: one for the money and one for the fun of it. Mr. Stimpson is suspicious but unable to intervene.
S1 • E3
Money gone, Gorse returns to selling cars and romancing the owner's daughter. When Stimpson tracks him down, Pamela's announcement prevents his arrest.
S1 • E4
"Charming" Ralph needs money. He plots an arson for insurance when his wife is at her parents, and he's "out of town" for the night. What can go wrong?
S1 • E5
Ralph is not officer material, but he's not going to war as a "grunt." He goes AWOL, "trades" uniforms with an RAF pilot, gets a woman's help and he's presumed dead.
S1 • E6
The last episode of the Charmer proves the old adage: "What goes around, comes around," even applies to clever con-men.
Ralph Ernest Gorse
Donald Stimpson
Joan Plumleigh-Bruce
Clarice Mannors
Mary
Albert
Alison Warren
Harold Bennett
Phyllis Bennett
Henry