Join or Sign In
Sign in to customize your TV listings
By joining TV Guide, you agree to our Terms of Use and acknowledge the data practices in our Privacy Policy.
6 Episodes 1977 - 1977
Episode 1
40 mins
The final run of Aquarius, with the opening of this edition recorded just one month after Peter Hall resigned due to other work commitments. Of his decision to stop presenting, Hall claimed that the producer was "obviously relieved".
Episode 2
41 mins
An exploration of traditional Irish music performed at the Fleadh Nua '76 in Ennis, County Clare.
Episode 3
39 mins
A presentation of a one-man show written by John David and performed by Chris Harris. Based around the actor Will Kemp, who walked away from the works of Shakespeare due to creative differences, and danced from London to Norwich.
Episode 4
John McCabe performs the music of Erik Satie, accompanied by an animation by Pat Gavin.
Episode 5
39 mins
As the penultimate episode in the series, Peter Hall gets to choose his own guest who fascinates him: Ken Campbell. There's also a performance of "Die Lorelei" by Dame Janet Baker.
Episode 6
42 mins
Peter Hall says farewell to the last-ever edition of Aquarius. The final two features for the programme both involve art, with an exhibition from Anthony Caro, and a competition for entrants to devise art to improve public sites.