Rosemary & Thyme

A businessman is found unconscious at his home, prompting immediate concern. The amateur sleuths set about determining whether his state is the result of depression leading to a suicide attempt, or whether a more sinister explanation lies behind the incident.

is a single‑episode programme, classified simply as an episode within its series. The title alone hints at a quiet, perhaps unsettling atmosphere, and the piece is presented in a straightforward, self‑contained format rather than as part of a longer season. The story opens with a businessman discovered unconscious in his own house. His condition prompts a group of amateur investigators to step in, questioning whether the man’s state is the result of a personal crisis. They weigh the possibility that severe depression may have driven him to try to end his own life, against the notion that something far more malevolent could be at play. Throughout the episode, the sleuths methodically examine the clues surrounding the incident, trying to separate the psychological from the criminal. Their inquiry centres on two competing explanations: a suicide attempt rooted in mental illness, or a darker, perhaps premeditated plot. The narrative follows their efforts to untangle these threads, leaving the audience to consider which scenario is more plausible as the investigation unfolds.