The Beachcombers

- Season 7

(1978)

A blazing Newfoundland wizard goes to the Gibsons territory and hopes to coordinate minds with Jesse's incredible granddad.

The Hexman collaborates with Relic in his fight with Jesse's awesome granddad and the outcomes could be foreboding for Nick and Jesse.

In the small town Gibsons burst a bomb: The message arrives that Relic, the greasy, lousy beach pirate, should be raised to the peerage. Distantly related to the late, recently deceased Sir Stafford of Wales, he is to inherit his title, duties and fortune.

A child is lost in the wild and youthful Sara is the main any expectation of save.

Hughie needs to get hitched yet his sweetheart wouldn't like to desert her growing melodic profession to get hitched.

A female constable joins the Gibsons police power and her first case is a confusing puzzle.

Jesse is discovered brilliant hemlock needles in an incredible region close Gibsons.

Who will find more logs in a week on the beach, Nick or Relic? The bet is valid. While Relic persuades the hang glider McLoskey to fly the area with him for tree trunks, the good-natured Nick agrees to search with Jesse the over-gone dog of the little Sara. Relic now seems to have an easy game.

The Persephone runs on solid land and Samantha twists up stuck underneath the body.

Relic is in extensive agony from a toothache however is excessively terrified, making it impossible to see a dental practitioner about it.

A ship with a premonition past is in the Gibsons zone and Relic and McLoskey, given a lucrative undertaking by its proprietor, need to manage phantoms from the pontoon's past.

An elderly man gets away from an elderly care home and asks Nick and his companions to enable him to come back to his life taking a shot at the ocean.

A wrongdoing wave rocks Gibsons and confirmation focuses to hapless Ceece as the guilty party.

Nick and Margaret hope to spare a sinking houseboat and its clumsy proprietors.

Samantha wants to deliver the income tax assessment to the lonely, shy painter Jo-Jo. Kutz in front of Jo-Jo's house breaks through a trapdoor and lands in a boat.

The Indian tribe, who lives nearby and to whom Jesse belongs, does not have enough to eat. For many years there are no salmon left in the river. Suddenly some of these fish appear again in the river. But there are unexpected difficulties.

The head of Quebec is as far as anyone knows in Gibsons on an angling occasion however Nick discovers that things are not as they show up.

Nick, Jesse and Hugh endeavor to make sense of the personality of an incendiary that is wreaking ruin in the Gibsons zone.