The Best Episodes of The Jazz Age

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   #1 - Broadway

   S1:E19/10/1968

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   Director:Gilchrist Calder

   Writers:Philip Dunning, George Abbott

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   Writers:Philip Dunning, George Abbott
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   #2 - Post Mortem

   S1:E29/17/1968

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   Director:John Mackenzie

   Writer:Noël Coward

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   Director:John Mackenzie

   Writer:Noël Coward
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   #3 - Majesty

   S1:E39/24/1968

   "Let me tell you about the very rich. They are different from you and me..." Fitzgerald could have been describing Emily Castleton, one of his most famous flappers. This archtype of the poor little rich girl was different from everyone. At 24, Emily's score was one affair, many engagements, and an embittered heart when she settled for Brevoort Blair – the catch of the year.

   Director:Michael Hayes

   Writer:Peter Nichols

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   Director:Michael Hayes

   Writer:Peter Nichols
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   #4 - The Assassin

   S1:E410/1/1968

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   Director:Gilchrist Calder

   Writer:Hugh Leonard

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   Director:Gilchrist Calder

   Writer:Hugh Leonard
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   #5 - Lily Christine

   S1:E510/8/1968

   Lily is threatened with divorce by her husband after spending an innocent night with friend Rupert Harvey.

   Director:Philip Dudley

   Writer:Gerald Savory

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   Director:Philip Dudley

   Writer:Gerald Savory
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   #6 - The Youngest Comrade

   S1:E610/15/1968

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   Director:Peter Sasdy

   Writer:Andrew Brown

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   Director:Peter Sasdy

   Writer:Andrew Brown
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   #7 - Mister Jack Hollins Against Fate

   S1:E710/22/1968

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   Director:David Saire

   Writer:Denis Constanduros

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   Writer:Denis Constanduros
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   #8 - Black Exchange

   S1:E810/29/1968

   In the early 1920s, Germany was in a state of economic chaos, crippled by reparations; the value of the Mark fell until it impoverished the middle-class. One victim was Herr Tonn, whose avarice led him to 'sell' his own daughter and steal money to make more on the black exchange.

   Director:Richard Martin

   Writer:Derek Ingrey

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   Writer:Derek Ingrey
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   #9 - Thark

   S1:E911/5/1968

   Nouveau riche Mrs Frush buys a large country house from Sir Hector Benbow but complains that the house is haunted. A variety of characters go to the house to investigate.

   Director:Donald McWhinnie

   Writer:Ben Travers

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   Director:Donald McWhinnie

   Writer:Ben Travers
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    #10 - The Outstation

    S1:E1011/12/1968

    Focuses on the relationship between Mr. Warburton, a refined and established British resident, and his new assistant, Alan Cooper, who is less formal and lacks decorum. Their contrasting backgrounds and attitudes lead to growing tension and conflict, ultimately culminating in a tragic confrontation.

    Director:Michael Hayes

    Writer:Simon Raven

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    Writer:Simon Raven
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    #11 - The Princess

    S1:E1111/19/1968

    Chronicles the life of Mary Henrietta 'Princess' Uruqhart, whose life is dependent on the affections and sermons of her mad father.

    Director:Piers Haggard

    Writer:Simon Gray

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    Director:Piers Haggard

    Writer:Simon Gray
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    #12 - Winner Takes All

    S1:E1211/26/1968

    Focuses on the Kent-Cumberland family, where the younger son, Thomas, is consistently disadvantaged in favor of his older brother, Gervase. Their mother actively manipulates situations to ensure Gervase inherits everything, even interfering with Thomas's romantic interests.

    Director:John Mackenzie

    Writer:Peter Nichols

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    Director:John Mackenzie

    Writer:Peter Nichols
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    #13 - Lonely Road

    S1:E1312/3/1968

    Commander Malcolm Stevenson, suffering from unrequited love, drives to the coast while drunk and interrupts some smugglers.

    Director:John Matthews

    Writer:Elwyn Jones

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    Director:John Matthews

    Writer:Elwyn Jones
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    #14 - Tip-Toes

    S1:E1412/10/1968

    Centers on a vaudeville act composed of Tip-Toes, her brother and her uncle, who try to pass her off as an aristocrat to snare a millionaire husband. Farcical complications ensue involving Tip-Toes' temporary amnesia and a marital infidelity subplot.

    Director:Piers Haggard

    Writers:Guy Bolton, Fred Thompson

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    Director:Piers Haggard

    Writers:Guy Bolton, Fred Thompson