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Play for Today•Season 1•Episode 7

A Distant Thunder

Nov 26, 197075 min
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A newly-appointed knight finds his celebrations cut short by someone who was witness to his treachery during the war.

Directed byJames Ferman
Written byMaurice Edelman
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Episode Summary

"A Distant Thunder" is episode 7 of Play for Today season 1. Directed by James Ferman and written by Maurice Edelman, it aired on November 26, 1970.

Next: E8 · Hearts and FlowersBest of Season 1