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36 Episodes 1982 - 1983
Episode 1
Sun, Oct 10, 1982 60 mins
Part 1 of a 13-part adaptation of R.F. Delderfield's "To Serve Them All My Days," about an English boys' school. Opening near the end of the Great War, the story finds David (John Duttine) applying for a teaching position at an exclusive school. Algy: Frank Middlemass. Carter: Neil Stacy. Ellie: Patricia Lawrence.
Episode 2
Sun, Oct 17, 1982 60 mins
In Part 2 of "To Serve Them All My Days," David (John Duttine) falls in love with a young nurse (Belinda Lang). Algy: Frank Middlemass. Ellie: Patricia Lawrence. Emrys: Phillip Joseph. Griff: Tim Wylton. Cordwainer: John Welsh.
Episode 3
Sun, Oct 24, 1982 60 mins
A war memorial causes a dispute in Part 3 of "To Serve Them All My Days." John Duttine. Carter: Neil Stacy. Alderman: Norman Bird. Beth: Belinda Lang. Algy: Frank Middlemass.
Episode 4
Sun, Oct 31, 1982 60 mins
A romantic upperclassman is smitten by a faculty member (Kim Braden) in Part 4 of "To Serve Them All My Days." David: John Duttine. Beth: Belinda Lang. Algy: Frank Middlemass.
Episode 5
Sun, Nov 7, 1982 60 mins
As the housemaster in Part 5 of "To Serve Them All My Days," David (John Duttine) faces his first crisis: a missing student (Grant Bardsley). Beth: Belinda Lang.
Episode 6
Sun, Nov 14, 1982 60 mins
David (John Duttine) learns of the accident in Part 6 of "To Serve Them All My Days." Algy: Frank Middlemass. Ellie: Patricia Lawrence. Howarth: Alan MacNaughtan. Carter: Neil Stacy. Julia: Kim Braden.
Episode 7
Sun, Nov 21, 1982 60 mins
David and his nemesis (Neil Stacy) apply for headmaster in Part 7 of "To Serve Them All My Days." Julia: Kim Braden. Ellie: Patricia Lawrence. Howarth: Alan MacNaughtan.
Episode 8
Sun, Nov 28, 1982 60 mins
Bamfylde must adjust to a new headmaster in Part 8 of "To Serve Them All My Days." John Duttine. Carter: Neil Stacy. Alcock: Charles Kay. Julia: Kim Braden. Algy: Frank Middlemass. Howarth: Alan MacNaughtan. Barnaby: David King.
Episode 9
Sun, Dec 5, 1982 60 mins
David meets a feisty---and attractive---politician (Susan Jameson) in Part 9 of "To Serve Them All My Days." Alcock: Charles Kay. Carter: Neil Stacy. Howarth: Alan MacNaughtan. Barnaby: David King. Vesey: Daniel Slater.
Episode 10
Sun, Dec 12, 1982 60 mins
David (John Duttine) refuses Alcock's offer and is called before the board in Part 10 of "To Serve Them All My Days." Alcock: Charles Kay. Christine: Susan Jameson. Molyneux: Alistair Wyllie. Algy: Frank Middlemass.
Episode 11
Sun, Dec 19, 1982 60 mins
David (John Duttine) sets his sights on becoming headmaster in Part 11 of "To Serve Them All My Days," while Chris (Susan Jameson) suffers another political setback. Algy: Frank Middlemass. Ellie: Patricia Lawrence.
Episode 12
Sun, Dec 26, 1982 60 mins
In Part 12 of "To Serve Them All My Days," Chris (Susan Jameson) returns with a student for Bamfylde, a Jewish boy (Ian Sears) whose father was killed by Nazis in Germany. David: John Duttine. Garside: John Line. Algy: Frank Middlemass.
Episode 13
Sun, Jan 2, 1983 60 mins
David (John Duttine) encounters a reminder of his past as "To Serve Them All My Days" concludes with Europe once again embroiled in war. Chris: Susan Jameson. Howarth: Alan MacNaughtan. Crispin: Jaime Wilson. Algy: Frank Middlemass.
Episode 14
Sun, Jan 9, 1983 120 mins
A dramatization of Ford Madox Ford's "The Good Soldier," a story of two couples who meet at a German spa. John: Robin Ellis. Florence: Vickery Turner. Edward: Jeremy Brett. Leonora: Susan Fleetwood. Nancy: Elizabeth Garvie.
Episode 15
Sun, Jan 16, 1983 60 mins
"Winston Churchill: The Wilderness Years," an eight-part portrait of the statesman during his darkest hoursbegins as he faces political defeat. Robert Hardy. Clementine: Sian Phillips. Randolph: Nigel Havers. William Randolph Hearst: Stephen Elliott. B. Baruch: Sam Wanamaker.
Episode 16
Sun, Jan 23, 1983 60 mins
In Part 2 of "Winston Churchill: The Wilderness Years," Churchill (Robert Hardy) alienates the Tory leadership by his opposition to granting India dominion status. Baldwin: Peter Barkworth. Bracken: Tim Pigott-Smith. Clementine: Sian Phillips.
Episode 17
Sun, Jan 30, 1983 60 mins
Part 3 of "Winston Churchill: The Wilderness Years" opens in 1932 as Churchill (Robert Hardy) arrives in Munich for a possible meeting with Hitler (Gunter Meisner). Hoare: Edward Woodward. Lord Derby: Frank Middlemass. Baldwin: Peter Barkworth.
Episode 18
Sun, Feb 6, 1983 60 mins
Churchill accuses Hoare (Edward Woodward) of misconduct before the House of Commons in Part 4 of "Winston Churchill: The Wilderness Years." Baldwin: Peter Barkworth. Sir Thomas Inskip: Peter Vaughan. Clement Attlee: Norman Jones.
Episode 19
Sun, Feb 13, 1983 60 mins
Churchill (Robert Hardy) warns of Germany's war preparations in Part 5 of "Winston Churchill: The Wilderness Years." Baldwin: Peter Barkworth. Clementine: Sian Phillips. Wigram: Paul Freeman. Lindemann: David Swift. MacDonald: Robert James.
Episode 20
Sun, Feb 27, 1983 60 mins
In Part 7 of "Winston Churchill: The Wilderness Years," the new Prime Minister (Eric Porter) ignores the warnings about Germany. Churchill: Robert Hardy. Swinton: Walter Gotell. Eden: Tony Mathews.
Episode 21
Sun, Mar 6, 1983 60 mins
Chamberlain (Eric Porter) refuses to back away from appeasement in the conclusion of "Winston Churchill: The Wilderness Years." Churchill: Robert Hardy. Clementine: Sian Phillips. Horace: Clive Swift. Hoare: Edward Woodward.
Episode 22
Fri, May 13, 1983 90 mins
Two couples give their relationships a trial by living together in Frederick Lonsdale's "On Approval," with Penelope Keith, Jeremy Brett, Benjamin Whitrow and Lindsay Duncan.
Episode 23
Sun, Mar 27, 1983 120 mins
"Drake's Venture" charts the 1577 voyage of Sir Francis Drake (John Thaw), the first Englishman to circumnavigate the globe. Thomas: Paul Darrow. Queen Elizabeth: Charlotte Cornwell.
Episode 24
Sun, Apr 3, 1983 60 mins
"Private Schulz," a six-part satire about a German con man working for the SS, begins with Schulz (Michael Elphick) trying to kidnap British officers. Neuheim: Ian Richardson. Bertha: Billie Whitelaw. Solly: Cyril Shaps. Teleplay by Jack Pulman ("I, Claudius").
Episode 25
Sun, Apr 10, 1983 60 mins
In Part 2, Private Schulz (Michael Elphick) and his forgers come close to perfecting the counterfeit money but the SS has yet to produce the needed serial numbers. Neuheim: Ian Richardson. Solly: Cyril Shaps. Bodelschwingh: David Swift. Bertha: Billie Whitelaw.
Episode 26
Sun, Apr 17, 1983 60 mins
Part 3. Dropped into England with counterfeit money, Private Schulz (Michael Elphick) is immediately spotted as a spy. Melfort: Ian Richardson. Countess: Caroline Blakiston. Publican: Derek Newark. Conductor: Hugh Walters.
Episode 27
Sun, Apr 24, 1983 60 mins
Despite the fiasco in England, the operation continues in Part 4 of "Private Schulz." Michael Elphick. Neuheim: Ian Richardson. Gertrude: Rula Lenska. Bertha: Billie Whitelaw. Schmidt: Mark Wingett.
Episode 28
Sun, May 1, 1983 60 mins
The Allied approach in Part 5 results in the operation being moved to the prison camp where "Private Schulz" (Michael Elphick) is serving his sentence. Neuheim: Ian Richardson. Solly: Cyril Shaps. Kaltenbrunner: John Moffatt.
Episode 29
Sun, May 8, 1983 60 mins
The conclusion finds "Private Schulz" (Michael Elphick) trying to unearth the counterfeit money buried beneath a public lavatory. Stan: Ian Richardson. Bertha: Billie Whitelaw. Harry: Declan Mulholland.
Episode 30
Sun, May 15, 1983 60 mins
A seven-part BBC adaptation of D.H. Lawrence's "Sons and Lovers," a study of a mother's obsessive love for her son. Part 1 focuses on the uneven marriage of Gertrude and Walter Morel (Tom Bell). Paul: Karl Johnson.
Episode 31
Sun, May 22, 1983 60 mins
William (Geoffrey Burridge) brings his fiancée home to his mother in Part 2 of "Sons and Lovers." Paul: Karl Johnson. Walter: Tom Bell. Miriam: Leonie Mellinger.
Episode 32
Sun, May 29, 1983 60 mins
To Gertrude's dismay, Paul spends his time with Miriam (Leonie Mellinger) in Part 3 of "Sons and Lovers." Gertrude: Eileen Atkins. Walter: Tom Bell. Annie: Amanda Parfitt.
Episode 33
Sun, Jun 5, 1983 60 mins
"Sons and Lovers," Part 4. Paul (Karl Johnson) decides to break off with Miriam (Leonie Mellinger) and becomes increasingly fascinated with Clara (Lynn Dearth). Gertrude: Eileen Atkins. Arthur: Peter Duncan.
Episode 34
Sun, Jun 12, 1983 60 mins
In Part 5 of "Sons and Lovers," Paul (Karl Johnson) begins an affair with Clara Dawes (Lynn Dearth). Miriam: Leonie Mellinger. Gertrude: Eileen Atkins. Walter: Tom Bell. Polly: Hilda Braid.
Episode 35
Sun, Jun 19, 1983 60 mins
Paul's affair with Clara incites an attack by her estranged husband (Jack Shepherd) in Part 6 of "Sons and Lovers." Paul: Karl Johnson. Gertrude: Eileen Atkins. Walter: Tom Bell. Annie: Amanda Parfitt. Arthur: Peter Duncan.
Episode 36
Sun, Jun 26, 1983 60 mins
Paul (Karl Johnson) decides to cut short his mother's suffering in the conclusion of "Sons and Lovers." Baxter Dawes: Jack Shepherd. Gertrude: Eileen Atkins. Clara: Lynn Dearth. Miriam: Leonie Mellinger. Walter: Tom Bell.