UK, 7 October 1965-9 August 1973
279 episodes, average
videotape, black and white, colour, 4:3
mono, English
A British drama television series with at least one science fiction episode.
Plot Summary
An anthology of one-off plays, some of which are fantasy.
Episodes
Fantasy episodes are in bold – all other episodes are listed for reference.
Parson’s Pleasure (7 October 1965)
Give the Clown His Supper (14 October 1965)
Portrait of a Madonna (21 October 1965)
Pay as You Go (28 October 1965)
Monica (4 November 1965)
Love in Triplicate (11 November 1965)
Application Form (18 November 1965)
The Late Arrival of the Incoming Aircraft (25 December 1965)
Mrs Bixby and the Colonel’s Coat (2 November 1965)
Mr Ponge (9 December 1965)
That’s Not My Name (16 December 1965)
Family Christmas (23 December 1965)
The Passenger (30 December 1965)
The Flipside (3 January 1966)
The Enchanted Night (10 January 1966)
The Far-Way Incident (17 January 1966)
Brothers (24 January 1966)
Janni! Oh Janni! (31 January 1966)
The Sugar Cubes (7 February 1966)
Case Suspended (14 February 1966)
Ships of the Line (21 February 1966)
Keep on Running (28 February 1966)
Not for Just an Hour (7 March 1966)
‘Twas on a Sunday (14 March 1966)
Magnolia Summer (28 March 1966)
A Girl’s Best Friend (4 April 1966)
Emergency Ward 9 (11 April 1966)
A Letter from the Country (18 April 1966)
The Caramel Crisis (25 April 1966)
Don’t Go Down to the Bingo Mother, Father’s Coming to Tea (2 May 1966)
The House Mouse (9 May 1966)
The Hard Word (16 May 1966)
Ella (23 May 1966)
The Window (30 May 1966)
Friday Night’s the Best Night (6 June 1966)
A Good Reason for Getting Married (13 June 1966)
The Queen Street Girls (20 June 1966)
They Put You Where You Are (27 June 1966)
The Other Fella (3 October 1966)
The Devil and All His Mischief (10 October 1966)
The Spoken Word (17 October 1966)
The Sounds of War (24 October 1966)
Play to Win (7 November 1966)
Confession (14 November 1966)
Wife in a Blonde Wig (21 November 1966)
O-Goshi (28 November 1966)
First Catch Your Hare… (5 December 1966)
Brainscrew (12 December 1966)
The Towers of Manhattan (19 December 1966)
Taste (4 January 1967)
R.S.V.P. (11 January 1967)
The Suede Jacket (18 January 1967)
Oldenberg (26 January 1967)
Later a Man Was Questioned (1 February 1967)
Teeth (8 February 1967)
Turn Off If You Know the Ending (15 February 1967)
An Absolute Treasure (22 February 1967)
Go Tell It on Table Mountain (1 March 1967)
Who Were You with Last Night? (15 March 1967)
Two and Two Make Twenty Two (22 March 1967)
Wanted (29 March 1967)
The Gun (12 April 1967)
Failpass (19 April 1967)
Boa Constrictor (26 April 1967)
The Isle Is Full of Noises (3 May 1967)
Silver Wedding (10 May 1967)
The Sufferings of Peter Obiznov (17 May 1967)
Haven’t You People Got Homes? (24 May 1967)
That Woman (31 May 1967)
The Other Side (7 June 1967)
The Wake (14 June 1967)
Child Marlene (21 June 1967)
Another Moon Called Earth (28 June 1967)
Leave Me Alone (5 July 1967)
The Timekeepers (9 October 1967)
You Meet All Sorts (16 October 1967)
The Tape Recorder (23 October 1967)
Have It on the House (6 November 1967)
Notice! Meeting in Progress (27 November 1967)
A Time of Wolves and Tigers (6 December 1967)
The Keys on the Streets (13 December 1967)
Come Death (20 December 1967)
The Metal Martyr (27 December 1967)
A Private Place (3 January 1968)
The News Benders (10 January 1968)
Diary of an Encounter (17 January 1968)
Happiness Is E Shaped (31 January 1968)
Child’s Play (7 February 1968)
The Unquiet Man (21 February 1968)
The Interview (28 February 1968)
A Personal Affair (13 March 1968)
No Trams to Ethiopia (20 March 1968)
Father’s Day (27 March 1968)
Pleasant Dreams, Fernando (3 April 1968)
The Sinner (10 April 1968)
It’s on You John (24 April 1968)
Standing by for Santa Claus (1 May 1968)
Empty Bottles (8 May 1968)
Thank God for U.D.I.! (15 May 1968)
Still Death (22 May 1968)
Walk in the Dark (29 May 1968)
The Boy’s Room (5 June 1968)
Number 30, Approximately (19 June 1968)
A Question of Honour (26 June 1968)
Baby (9 September 1968)
A Matter of Principle (16 September 1968)
The Flag (23 September 1968)
The Chequers Manoeuvre (30 September 1968)
Something to Hide: The First Floor (7 October 1968)
Something to Hide: The Studio (14 October 1968)
Something to Hide: The Caretaker’s Flat (21 October 1968)
Of Public Concern (4 November 1968)
Cause of Death (11 November 1968)
The Last Victim (18 November 1968)
The Bishop and the Actress (25 November 1968)
Before Breakfast (9 December 1968)
Cross Examine (16 December 1968)
Swallowing the Anchor (23 December 1968)
Game, Set and Match (30 December 1968)
Where Have They Gone, All the Little Children (6 January 1969)
Absolute Aggers and Torters (13 January 1969)
These Men Are Dangerous: Mussolini (20 January 1969)
These Men Are Dangerous: Hitler (27 January 1969)
These Men Are Dangerous: Stalin (3 February 1969)
Stake Money (13 February 1969)
First Confession (20 February 1969)
The Boat to Addis Ababa (27 February 1969)
A Hot Day (6 March 1969)
Roses, Roses, All the Way (13 March 1969)
The Victims: A Degree of Stress (20 March 1969)
The Victims: Frontier (27 March 1969)
The Victims: Progressive Blues (3 April 1969)
Invasion (10 April 1969)
A Nice Cool Pad in the Sky (24 April 1969)
Anything You Say (1 May 1969)
Conversation at Night (8 May 1969)
Roly Poly (15 May 1969)
…And Was Invited to Form a Government (22 May 1969)
A Borderline Case (29 May 1969)
Remote Control (14 September 1969)
Gangster (28 September 1969)
Trial (5 October 1969)
A Formula for Treason (10 October 1969)
Someone’s Knocking at Me Door (19 October 1969)
Aggers and Torters: Back to Nature (9 November 1969)
Aggers and Torters: Psy-Fi (16 November 1969)
Aggers and Torters: Hickory Dickory (23 November 1969)
The Switch (14 December 1969)
The Discharge of Trooper Lusby (28 December 1969)
Laffin’ Gas (10 January 1970)
The Chief Whip Sends His Compliments (17 January 1970)
Reparation (24 January 1970)
The Scarecrows (31 January 1970)
Laying It Off for Spangle (7 February 1970)
Home Is Where You Hang Your Hat (14 February 1970)
What a Pity You Can’t Stay Longer (21 February 1970)
Out of Sight, Out of Mind (28 February 1970)
Meanwhile Back at the Office (14 March 1970)
All My Own Army (28 March 1970)
Whispers (4 April 1970)
Revolutions: Cromwell (11 April 1970)
Revolutions: Lenin (18 April 1970)
Revolutions: Fidel Castro (25 April 1970)
Is That Your Body Boy? (9 May 1970)
The Tidewatchers (16 May 1970)
Lilly: Part 1 (6 June 1970)
Lilly: Part 2 (13 June 1970)
Ben (20 June 1970)
An Uncertain Sound (27 June 1970)
Hope (4 July 1970)
Good Times (25 July 1970)
Tropical Wednesdays (1 August 1970)
The Raid (18 September 1970)
The Year of the Crow (2 October 1970)
Tribunal (16 October 1970)
Helen (30 October 1970)
The Editor Regrets (27 November 1970)
Waugh on Crime: In Which Inspector Waugh Settles an Account (4 December 1970)
Waugh on Crime: In Which Inspector Waugh Meets a Man Going to St. Ives (11 December 1970)
Waugh on Crime: In Which Inspector Waugh Encounters the English Class System (18 December 1970)
Waugh on Crime: In Which Inspector Waugh Observes the Truth of an Old Music Hall Song (25 December 1970)
Waugh on Crime: In Which Inspector Waugh Plays Cops and Robbers (1 January 1971)
Waugh on Crime: In Which Inspector Waugh Knows the Criminal But Not the Crime (8 January 1971)
But Now They Are Fled (11 January 1971)
Faith (18 January 1971)
Terrible Jim Fitch (25 January 1971)
The Bequest (1 February 1971)
Me MacKenna (8 February 1971)
The Proposal (15 February 1971)
Asquith in Orbit (22 February 1971)
Happy Days Are Here Again (1 March 1971)
The Railwayman’s New Clothes (8 March 1971)
No Charge for the Extra Service (15 March 1971)
A Distinct Chill (22 March 1971)
The Waiting Room (29 March 1971)
Death’s Head (24 May 1971)
Jilly (31 May 1971)
Something for the Children (7 June 1971)
The Room They Left (14 June 1971)
Seven Days in the Life of Andrew Pelham: Crisis (5 July 1971)
Seven Days in the Life of Andrew Pelham: Suspect (12 July 1971)
Seven Days in the Life of Andrew Pelham: Inquiry (19 July 1971)
Seven Days in the Life of Andrew Pelham: Retreat (26 July 1971)
Seven Days in the Life of Andrew Pelham: Deadlock (2 August 1971)
Seven Days in the Life of Andrew Pelham: Breakthrough (9 August 1971)
Seven Days in the Life of Andrew Pelham: Decision (16 August 1971)
Walt, King of the Dumper (20 September 1971)
Soldier Ants (27 September 1971)
Gun Play (4 October 1971)
Combing Down His Yellow Hair (11 October 1971)
The Moonlighters (18 October 1971)
Getting In (25 October 1971)
Psychological Warefare (1 November 1971)
A Settled Sort of Life (8 November 1971)
The Gardeners of My Youth (15 November 1971)
Blues in the Morning (22 November 1971)
Jenkins (29 November 1971)
Farewell Performance (13 December 1971)
Footprints (20 December 1971)
A Wen (27 December 1971)
Not Counting the Savages (3 January 1972)
Uncle Rollo (10 January 1972)
They Don’t All Open Men’s Boutiques (17 January 1972)
The Penthouse Apartment (24 January 1972)
An Affair of Honour (30 January 1972)
An Arrow for Little Audrey (21 February 1972)
That Quiet Earth (28 February 1972)
Said the Preacher (6 March 1972)
Under the Age (20 March 1972)
Bypass (27 March 1972)
Mill Hill (22 May 1972)
King’s Cross Lunch Time (29 May 1972)
Knightsbridge (12 June 1972)
Bermondsey (19 June 1972)
Hands (14 August 1972)
Lushly (21 August 1972)
Too Far (28 August 1972)
Thrills Galore (4 September 1972)
The Arguement (11 September 1972)
The Seventh Juror (18 September 1972)
I Spy a Stranger (25 September 1972)
The Judge’s Wife (2 October 1972)
Krapp’s Last Tape (29 November 1972)
The Chauffeur and the Lady (6 December 1972)
You’ve Been a Long Time Alfred (13 December 1972)
The Japanese Student (3 January 1973)
The Punchy and the Fairy (10 January 1973)
Playthings (17 January 1973)
Is Nellie Dead? (24 January 1973)
A Chance Encounter (31 January 1973)
Atrocity (15 March 1973)
Croust (19 April 1973)
The Baby’s Name Being Kitchener (26 April 1973)
Kamikaze in a Coffee Bath (3 May 1973)
About a Bout (10 May 1973)
Shakespeare Country (17 May 1973)
Places Where They Sing (19 July 1973)
The Girls in Their Summer Dresses (26 July 1973)
The Museum Attendent (August 1973)
The Joke (9 August 1973)
