| Episode |
Title |
Writer |
Director |
Guest stars |
[edit] Series 1
(BBC1, April 16 to July 16, 1975)
|
| 1 |
The Fourth Horseman |
Terry Nation |
Pennant Roberts |
Peter Bowles (as David Grant), Peter Copley (as Dr. Bronson) |
| 2 |
Genesis |
Terry Nation |
Gerald Blake |
George Baker (as Arthur Wormley), Brian Peck (as Dave Long) |
| 3 |
Gone Away |
Terry Nation |
Terence Williams |
Brian Peck (as Dave Long), Robert Gillespie (as John Milner), Robert Fyfe (as Phillipson) |
| 4 |
Corn Dolly |
Jack Ronder |
Pennant Roberts |
Keith Jayne (as Mick), Annie Hayes (as Lorraine), Yvonne Bonnamy (as Isla) |
| 5 |
Gone To The Angels |
Jack Ronder |
Gerald Blake |
Peter Miles (as Lincoln), Frederick Hall (as Jack), Nickolas Grace (as Matthew), Kenneth Caswell (as Robert) |
| 6 |
Garland’s War |
Terry Nation |
Terence Williams |
Peter Jeffrey (as Knox), Dennis Chinnery (as John Carroll) |
| 7 |
Starvation |
Jack Ronder |
Pennant Roberts |
No guest cast |
| 8 |
Spoil Of War |
Clive Exton writing as M.K. Jeeves |
Gerald Blake |
No guest cast |
| 9 |
Law And Order |
Clive Exton writing as M.K. Jeeves |
Pennant Roberts |
No guest cast |
| 10 |
The Future Hour |
Terry Nation |
Terence Williams |
Glyn Owen (as Bernard Huxley), Caroline Burt (as Laura Foster), Denis Lawson (as Norman) |
| 11 |
Revenge |
Jack Ronder |
Gerald Blake |
Robert Tayman (as Donnie) |
| 12 |
Something Of Value |
Terry Nation |
Terence Williams |
Matthew Long (as Robert Lawson), Murray Hayne (as Jim Buckmaster), Paul Chapman (as Thorpe) |
| 13 |
A Beginning |
Terry Nation |
Pennant Roberts |
Annie Irving (as Ruth Anderson) |
[edit] Series 2
(BBC1, March 31 to June 23, 1976)
|
| 1 |
Birth Of A Hope |
Jack Ronder |
Eric Hills |
No guest cast |
| 2 |
Greater Love |
Don Shaw |
Pennant Roberts |
No guest cast |
| 3 |
Lights Of London, Part 1 |
Jack Ronder |
Terence Williams |
Sydney Tafler (as Manny), Roger Lloyd-Pack (as Wally), Coral Atkins (as Penny), Nadim Sawalha (as Amul), Lennox Milne (as Nessie), David Troughton (as Stan), Wendy Williams (as Barbara) |
| 4 |
Lights Of London, Part 2 |
Jack Ronder |
Pennant Roberts |
Sydney Tafler (as Manny), Roger Lloyd-Pack (as Wally), Coral Atkins (as Penny), Nadim Sawalha (as Amul), Lennox Milne (as Nessie), David Troughton (as Stan), Wendy Williams (as Barbara) |
| 5 |
Face Of The Tiger |
Don Shaw |
Terence Williams |
John Line (as Alistair McFadden) |
| 6 |
The Witch |
Jack Ronder |
Terence Williams |
Catherine Finn (as Peggy) |
| 7 |
A Friend In Need |
Ian McCulloch |
Eric Hills |
William Wilde (as Boult) |
| 8 |
By Bread Alone |
Martin Worth |
Pennant Roberts |
Julie Peasgood (as Judy), Martin Neil (as Philip) |
| 9 |
The Chosen |
Roger Parkes |
Eric Hills |
Philip Madoc (as Max Kershaw), Clare Kelly (as Joy Dunn), James Cosmo (as Lenny Carter), David Neilson (as Mike), Elizabeth Cassidy (as Susan) |
| 10 |
Parasites |
Roger Marshall |
Terence Williams |
Patrick Troughton (as John Millen), Kevin McNally (as Kane), Brian Grellis (as Grice) |
| 11 |
New Arrivals |
Roger Parkes |
Pennant Roberts |
Ian Hastings (as Mark Carter) |
| 12 |
Over The Hills |
Martin Worth |
Eric Hills |
Linda Robson (as Barbara), Nula Conwell (as Ann) |
| 13 |
New World |
Martin Worth |
Terence Williams |
Sally Osborn (as Agnes), Dan Meaden (as Seth) |
[edit] Series 3
(BBC1, March 16 to June 8, 1977)
|
| 1 |
Manhunt |
Terence Dudley |
Peter Jefferies |
Michael Hawkins (as Colonel Clifford), Anthony Jacobs (as Meidel), Dan Meaden (as Seth), June Brown (as Susan) |
| 2 |
A Little Learning |
Ian McCulloch |
George Spenton-Foster |
Joseph McKenna (as Eagle), Sylvia Coleridge (as Mrs. Butterworth), Sean Caffrey (as Miller), Prentis Hancock (as Mackintosh) |
| 3 |
Law Of The Jungle |
Martin Worth |
Peter Jefferies |
Brian Blessed (as Brod), Barbara Lott (as Edith Walter), Eric Deacon (as Steve Walter), Keith Varnier (as Owen Walter), Cheryl Hall (as Mavis) |
| 4 |
Mad Dog |
Don Shaw |
Tristan de Vere Cole |
Morris Perry (as Fenton), Bernard Kay (as Sanders), Heather Canning (as Ellen) |
| 5 |
Bridgehead |
Martin Worth |
George Spenton-Foster |
John Ronane (as Bill Sheridan), Hazel McBride (as Alice), Barbara Lott (as Edith Walter), Eric Deacon (as Steve Walter), Keith Varnier (as Owen Walter), Cheryl Hall (as Mavis) |
| 6 |
Reunion |
Don Shaw |
Terence Dudley |
John Lee (as Philip Hurst), Jean Gilpin (as Janet Millon) |
| 7 |
The Peacemaker |
Roger Parkes |
George Spenton-Foster |
Heather Emmanuel (as Rutna), Alan Halley (as Henry), Nicolette Roeg (as Blossom), Derek Martin (as Cyril) |
| 8 |
Sparks |
Roger Parkes |
Tristan de Vere Cole |
John Bennett (as Queenie), Gabrielle Hamilton (as Letty), Linda Polan (as Bet), John White (as Vic) |
| 9 |
The Enemy |
Roger Parkes |
Peter Jefferies |
Bryan Pringle (as Leonard Woollen), Frances Tomelty (as Mary-Jean) |
| 10 |
The Last Laugh |
Ian McCulloch |
Peter Jefferies |
George Mallaby (as Mason), Clifton Jones (as Dr. Adams), Roy Boyd (as Tilley) |
| 11 |
Long Live The King |
Martin Worth |
Tristan de Vere Cole |
Roy Marsden (as The Captain), Frank Vincent (as Mitch), Barry Stokes (as Tom Walter), Gabrielle Daye (as Mrs. Hicks) |
| 12 |
Power |
Martin Worth |
George Spenton-Foster |
Iain Cuthbertson (as McAlister), William Armour (as Davey), Dorothy Dean (as Mrs. Crombie) |
