Episode 1
Aired Oct 4, 1992
A Question of Attribution
Personal art advisor to Queen Elizabeth II, Sir Anthony Blunt, is investigated for being a spy.
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Episode 2
Aired Oct 18, 1992
The Best of Friends
Based on Hugh Whitemore's play, Sydney Cockerell (John Gielgud), nun Laurentia McLachlan (Wendy Hiller) and George Bernard Shaw (Patrick McGoohan) are fast friends in 1900s England.
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Episode 3
Aired Oct 25, 1992
Memento Mori
A detective is hired to figure out who is behind a series of calls reminding the elderly they are going to die soon.
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Episode 4
Aired Nov 1, 1992
Memento Mori
A detective can't find the person making disturbing phone calls to the elderly.
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Episode 5
Aired Nov 8, 1992
Two Monologues: In My Defence/A Chip in the Sugar
A woman (Saskia Reeves) justifies killing her terminally ill mother; a man's (Alan Bennett) life changes when his domineering mother dates an old suitor.
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Episode 6
Aired Nov 15, 1992
The Secret Agent
Based on Joseph Conrad's novel, a European spy (David Suchet) is forced into terrorism in 1894 London.
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Episode 7
Aired Nov 22, 1992
The Secret Agent
A man dies in Verloc's (David Suchet) botched blowup of the Greenwich Observatory. With Cheryl Campbell.
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Episode 8
Aired Nov 29, 1992
The Secret Agent
Winnie (Cheryl Campbell) confronts Verloc (David Suchet) about his role in terrorism.
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Episode 9
Aired Dec 27, 1992
Jeeves and Wooster II
Bertie (Hugh Laurie) must deter an aspiring actor (Nicholas Hewetson). With Stephen Fry.
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Episode 10
Aired Jan 3, 1993
Jeeves and Wooster II
Bertie (Hugh Laurie) aids Gussie Fink-Nottle in legal and love matters. With Stephen Fry, Mary Wimbush.
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Episode 11
Aired Jan 10, 1993
Jeeves and Wooster II
Bertie (Hugh Laurie) agrees to steal an aristocrat's memoirs for his fiancee. With Stephen Fry.
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Episode 12
Aired Jan 17, 1993
Jeeves and Wooster II
Jeeves (Stephen Fry) helps Bertie (Hugh Laurie) escape threatening men and demanding women.
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Episode 13
Aired Jan 24, 1993
The Countess Alice
A journalist investigates how Countess Von Holzendorf ended up in poverty.
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Episode 14
Aired Feb 7, 1993
Impromptu
Composer Chopin is pursued romantically by a female writer, George Sand.
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Episode 15
Aired Feb 14, 1993
The Blackheath Poisonings
Adultery and deceit rule a middle-class family in turn-of-the-century England in "The Blackheath Poisonings."
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Episode 16
Aired Feb 21, 1993
The Blackheath Poisonings
Another suspicious death occurs; Charlotte (Zoe Wanamaker) and Dangerfield (Patrick Malahide) wed.
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Episode 17
Aired Feb 28, 1993
The Blackheath Poisonings
Family members stand trial for murder; Paul (Christien Anholt) explains his behavior to Isabel (Christine Kavanagh) in a letter.
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Episode 18
Aired Mar 28, 1993
Hedda Gabler
Director Deborah Warner's production of Henrik Ibsen's "Hedda Gabler" features Fiona Shaw, Stephen Rea, Nicholas Woodeson and Donal McCann.
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Episode 19
Aired Apr 4, 1993
The Black Velvet Gown
In Catherine Cookson's "The Black Velvet Gown," set in 1830s England, an employer controls a widow (Janet McTeer) and her family.
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Episode 20
Aired Apr 11, 1993
The Black Velvet Gown
In "The Black Velvet Gown," an employer's hold on an 1830s widow (Janet McTeer) extends to her daughter (Geraldine Somerville).
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Episode 21
Aired Apr 18, 1993
Calling the Shots
TV documentarian Maggie Donnelly (Lynn Redgrave) receives threatening phone calls after reporting on date rape.
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Episode 22
Aired Apr 25, 1993
Calling the Shots
Maggie (Lynn Redgrave) fears her tormentor is someone she knows. With Donald Douglas, Kelly Clark.
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Episode 23
Aired May 2, 1993
Calling the Shots
Maggie's (Lynn Redgrave) tormentor confronts her at home.
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Episode 24
Aired May 9, 1993
Doctor Finlay: The Return
Dr. John Finlay (David Rintoul) returns from World War II and finds changes in his hometown in Scotland.
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Episode 25
Aired May 16, 1993
Doctor Finlay: Working Together
Dr. Finlay and Dr. Neil (David Rintoul, Jason Flemyng) become partners, allowing Dr. Cameron (Ian Bannen) to retire; a patient is grateful.
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Episode 26
Aired May 23, 1993
Doctor Finlay: Winning the Peace
Dr. Cameron (Ian Bannen) moves out of the Arden House; Dr. Neil (Jason Flemyng) is asked to join the church choir; Dr. Finlay (David Rintoul) treats a patient.
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Episode 27
Aired May 30, 1993
Doctor Finlay: A Bitter Pill
Dr. Cameron (Ian Bannen) moves the last of his things; Dr. Neil (Jason Flemyng) believes a patient is not taking her medicine.
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Episode 28
Aired Jun 6, 1993
Doctor Finlay: Forbidden Fruit
One of Dr. Finlay's (David Rintoul) patients has a breakdown and Dr. Cameron (Ian Bannen) lectures German war prisoners.
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Episode 29
Aired Jun 13, 1993
Doctor Finlay: The Good Doctor
Dr. Finlay (David Rintoul) and a peer disagree about National Health; Dr. Finlay is offered a practice in Canada.
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