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The Best Episodes of Crown Court Season 7

Every episode of Crown Court Season 7 ranked from best to worst. Discover the Best Episodes of Crown Court Season 7!

Crown Court is an afternoon television courtroom drama produced by Granada Television for the ITV network that ran from 1972, when the Crown Court system replaced Assize courts and Quarter sessions in the legal system

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  1. #1 Fan Favorite
    Crown Court Season 7 Episode 31 - The Change Part One
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    #1 - The Change Part One

    S7:E31

    A post operative transsexual woman is accused of fraud, for marrying without disclosing that she was born as a man.

    Director:Brian Farnham
    Writer:Unknown

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  2. Crown Court Season 7 Episode 32 - The Change Part Two
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    #2 - The Change Part Two

    S7:E32

    The case of a transexual woman charged with fraud continues.

    Director:Brian Farnham
    Writer:Unknown

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  3. Crown Court Season 7 Episode 33 - The Change Part Three
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    #3 - The Change Part Three

    S7:E33

    The case of a transexual woman charged with fraud concludes.

    Director:Brian Farnham
    Writer:Unknown

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  4. Crown Court Season 7 Episode 43 - Common Sense: Part 1
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    #4 - Common Sense: Part 1

    S7:E43

    Two schoolboys visited a funfair looking for a fifty pence piece that one of them had dropped. While there they met a man who offered them the same amount each if they would perform indecent acts with him. The boys reported the matter to the police and they identified Reginald Barton as the offender. The Defence do not deny an offence took place and Barton admits to a long criminal record for sexual offences against boys. However he insists he is innocent on this occasion and is the victim of mistaken identity.

    Director:Brian Farnham
    Writer:Unknown

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  5. Crown Court Season 7 Episode 44 - Common Sense: Part 2
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    #5 - Common Sense: Part 2

    S7:E44

    Reginald Barton says he has a two year suspended sentence for inciting a boy under the age of fourteen into an act of gross indecency. He has 14 convictions for the same offence and pleaded guilty every time. However denies this offence.

    Director:Brian Farnham
    Writer:Unknown

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  6. Crown Court Season 7 Episode 45 - Common Sense: Part 3
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    #6 - Common Sense: Part 3

    S7:E45

    Reginald Barton returns to the stand, after the court was adjourned early, following a heated exchange with the prosecution over his motives for going to the park. He now admits he wanted to be in proximity of boys because is a homosexual.

    Director:Brian Farnham
    Writer:Unknown

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  7. Crown Court Season 7 Episode 55 - Past Times: Part 1
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    #7 - Past Times: Part 1

    S7:E55

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    Director:Charles Sturridge
    Writer:Unknown

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  8. Crown Court Season 7 Episode 56 - Past Times: Part 2
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    #8 - Past Times: Part 2

    S7:E56

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    Director:Charles Sturridge
    Writer:Unknown

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  9. Crown Court Season 7 Episode 57 - Past Times: Part 3
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    #9 - Past Times: Part 3

    S7:E57

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    Director:Charles Sturridge
    Writer:Unknown

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  10. Crown Court Season 7 Episode 58 - Queen Bee: Part 1
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    #10 - Queen Bee: Part 1

    S7:E58

    Eighteen year old Terry Selwyn died after taking an overdose of his medication while staying at a hostel for mentally ill youngsters. Anna Damon, the former warden, now faces the charge of involuntary manslaughter in connection with his death. The Prosecution allege that she was guilty of criminal neglect in allowing him access to the pills. She asserts her innocence, arguing that she was not on duty at the time and that the hostel was badly managed by its director Gudrun Ewbank.

    Director:Unknown
    Writer:Unknown

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  11. Crown Court Season 7 Episode 59 - Queen Bee: Part 2
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    #11 - Queen Bee: Part 2

    S7:E59

    Warden of the Mona Gardens House, Des Bradd is asked about Terry Selwyn's death. He admits he had been suspended at the time and a Union meeting was taking place to discuss his suspension. Terry wanted his medication but he was suspended.

    Director:Unknown
    Writer:Unknown

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  12. Crown Court Season 7 Episode 60 - Queen Bee: Part 3
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    #12 - Queen Bee: Part 3

    S7:E60

    Anna Damon is questioned on the Fulchester Foundation Trust handbook set out by Miss Ewbank. A ad hock scrapbook put together over several years but one which Miss Damon often added funny asides. Damon is accused of abusing these rules.

    Director:Unknown
    Writer:Unknown

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  13. Crown Court Season 7 Episode 64 - Through the Bottom of a Glass, Darkly: Part 1
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    #13 - Through the Bottom of a Glass, Darkly: Part 1

    S7:E64

    The Fulchester Free Press published an article accusing journalist Dennis Broadley of being dishonest and a drunk after he wrote a critical article about dancer Linda McDonald. Ben Hare and Julia Andretti of the FFP are now being sued for libel by Broadley who says his comments about McDonald were accurate and involved no deception but they say he tricked her and is notorious for his problems with alcohol.

    Director:Unknown
    Writer:Unknown

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  14. Crown Court Season 7 Episode 65 - Through the Bottom of a Glass, Darkly: Part 2
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    #14 - Through the Bottom of a Glass, Darkly: Part 2

    S7:E65

    Publisher of the Fulchester Freepress, Ben Hare wanted to highlight columnist Dennis Broadley who had deceived Linda McDonald in order to write a nasty story about her. Broadley is a drunk who had disgraced himself at a Fulchester Seminar.

    Director:Unknown
    Writer:Unknown

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  15. Crown Court Season 7 Episode 66 - Through the Bottom of a Glass, Darkly: Part 3
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    #15 - Through the Bottom of a Glass, Darkly: Part 3

    S7:E66

    Editor of Sunday News, Hampton Bruce says he excepted Dennis Broadley's denial about the Freepress article. Broadley is entitled to write about Miss McDonald Go-Go dancing while claiming benefits even if it is not in the public interest.

    Director:Unknown
    Writer:Unknown

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  16. Crown Court Season 7 Episode 70 - A Man With Everything Part 1
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    #16 - A Man With Everything Part 1

    S7:E70

    Kenneth Eden, a wealthy man, did voluntary work with his wife helping youngsters at a local children's home. However he now finds himself accused of stealing a necklace from and indecently assaulting teenager Barbara Brown. The Prosecution say he was found in possession of Barbara's necklace and molested her when she visited his house. He denies both accusations, arguing Barbara left behind the necklace and the assault claim has been invented by Barbara and her care workers.

    Director:Richard Martin
    Writer:Tony Parker

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  17. Crown Court Season 7 Episode 71 - A Man With Everything Part 2
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    #17 - A Man With Everything Part 2

    S7:E71

    Kenneth Eden, a wealthy man, did voluntary work with his wife helping youngsters at a local children's home. However he now finds himself accused of stealing a necklace from and indecently assaulting teenager Barbara Brown. The Prosecution say he was found in possession of Barbara's necklace and molested her when she visited his house. He denies both accusations, arguing Barbara left behind the necklace and the assault claim has been invented by Barbara and her care workers.

    Director:Richard Martin
    Writer:Tony Parker

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  18. Crown Court Season 7 Episode 72 - A Man With Everything Part 3
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    #18 - A Man With Everything Part 3

    S7:E72

    Kenneth Eden, a wealthy man, did voluntary work with his wife helping youngsters at a local children's home. However he now finds himself accused of stealing a necklace from and indecently assaulting teenager Barbara Brown. The Prosecution say he was found in possession of Barbara's necklace and molested her when she visited his house. He denies both accusations, arguing Barbara left behind the necklace and the assault claim has been invented by Barbara and her care workers.

    Director:Richard Martin
    Writer:Tony Parker

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Season 7 Ratings Summary

"The Change Part One" is the best rated episode of "Crown Court" season 7. It scored /10 based on 0 votes. Directed by Brian Farnham and written by Unknown, it aired on 3/16/1978. This episode is rated 0.0 points higher than the second-best, "The Change Part Two".