Episode Rankings

1. #1 Fan Favorite
   

   7.1/10(26 votes)

   #1 - Blood Brothers

   S4:E111/4/1982

   Thorpe believes that Glover needs a blood transfusion and Figgis is the same blood group but Glover, being a snob, is not happy to be the recipient, especially when he hears that Figgis has received a transfusion himself from a West Indian.

   Director:Vernon Lawrence

   Writer:Eric Chappell

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   Director:Vernon Lawrence

   Writer:Eric Chappell
2. 

   7.4/10(27 votes)

   #2 - Conduct Unbecoming

   S4:E211/11/1982

   Thorpe becomes an unlikely sex object when nymphomaniac patient Fiona demands they run off together and has written a complaint letter to the hospital board, whose chairman is her father, unless he agrees to her demand.

   Director:Vernon Lawrence

   Writer:Eric Chappell

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   Director:Vernon Lawrence

   Writer:Eric Chappell
3. 

   6.6/10(26 votes)

   #3 - All in the Mind

   S4:E311/18/1982

   Having borrowed a book on psychology, Figgis takes it upon himself to analyse his fellow patients, alleging that Glover has a persecution complex and Norman is sexually repressed.

   Director:Vernon Lawrence

   Writer:Eric Chappell

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   Writer:Eric Chappell
4. 

   6.9/10(27 votes)

   #4 - In Sickness and in Health

   S4:E411/25/1982

   A most reluctant Norman is to marry the dull and plain Deirdre, rather than Jenny. Glover decides to flatter Deirdre in order that she might blossom but rather overdoes it so that she transforms into a glamorous, confident woman with no need for Norman.

   Director:Vernon Lawrence

   Writer:Eric Chappell

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   Director:Vernon Lawrence

   Writer:Eric Chappell
5. 

   7.1/10(25 votes)

   #5 - Escape

   S4:E512/2/1982

   Glover is charmed by new admission Harry Bridgewater - until it transpires that he is a prisoner who has come in for an operation with a guard in attendance. Having tried to pass himself off as a hardened criminal, Bridgewater has to admit he is merely a getaway driver but asks the patients to cover for him whilst he escapes – for a night – to be intimate with his wife. They agree and persuade Thorpe to assist them but will the convict really return?

   Director:Vernon Lawrence

   Writer:Eric Chappell

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6. 

   6.2/10(26 votes)

   #6 - When Did You Last See Your Father?

   S4:E612/9/1982

   An elderly drunk named Charlie arrives, claiming to be looking for his son, from whom he has long been estranged. The assumption is that his son is Norman, though it turns out to be Glover, who, after initial disgust, starts to warm to the old boy, especially when Charlie promises to lay off the sauce.

   Director:Vernon Lawrence

   Writer:Eric Chappell

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7. 

   7.4/10(27 votes)

   #7 - The Reunion

   S4:E712/16/1982

   The patients are discharged on the same day – somewhat reluctantly given their lengths of stay – and decide to have a reunion the same evening in a restaurant. By chance, Thorpe is there with Hilary, who is emphatically not his wife, and when Thorpe goes to make a phone call, Glover, seeing her alone, moves in and succeeds in going home with her.

   Director:Vernon Lawrence

   Writer:Eric Chappell

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