The Best Episodes of Theatre 625 Season 4

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#1 - Talking to a Stranger, Part 1: Anytime You're Ready I'll Sparkle
S4:E110/2/1966
Over the course of a single weekend, the Stevens family's lives will change forever.
Director:Christopher Morahan
Writer:John Hopkins
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Director:Christopher Morahan
Writer:John Hopkins
8.1/10(24 votes)
#2 - Talking to a Stranger, Part 2: No Skill or Special Knowledge is Required
S4:E210/9/1966
Over the course of a single weekend, the Stevens family's lives will change forever.
Director:Christopher Morahan
Writer:John Hopkins
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Director:Christopher Morahan
Writer:John Hopkins
7.9/10(24 votes)
#3 - Talking to a Stranger, Part 3: Gladly My Cross-Eyed Bear
S4:E310/16/1966
Over the course of a single weekend, the Stevens family's lives will change forever.
Director:Christopher Morahan
Writer:John Hopkins
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Director:Christopher Morahan
Writer:John Hopkins
8.7/10(29 votes)
#4 - Talking to a Stranger, Part 4: The Innocent Must Suffer
S4:E410/23/1966
Over the course of a single weekend, the Stevens family's lives will change forever.
Director:Christopher Morahan
Writer:John Hopkins
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Writer:John Hopkins
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#5 - Conquest: The Encounter
S4:E510/29/1966
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Director:Michael Hayes
Writer:Brian Rawlinson
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Director:Michael Hayes
Writer:Brian Rawlinson
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#6 - Conquest: The Leopard and the Dragon
S4:E610/30/1966
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Director:Michael Hayes
Writer:Brian Rawlinson
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Director:Michael Hayes
Writer:Brian Rawlinson

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#7 - Amerika
S4:E711/6/1966
After a minor scandal involving a servant girl, young Karl is packed off to America, a land he finds distinctly strange.
Director:James Ferman
Writer:Hugh Whitemore
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Director:James Ferman
Writer:Hugh Whitemore
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#8 - The Family Reunion
S4:E811/27/1966
Dark secrets emerge when a family gathers for a birthday party at their country house.
Director:Alan Cooke
Writer:T. S. Eliot
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Director:Alan Cooke
Writer:T. S. Eliot
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#9 - Anatol
S4:E912/4/1966
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Director:Christopher Morahan
Writer:Arthur Schnitzler
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Director:Christopher Morahan
Writer:Arthur Schnitzler
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#10 - Sword of Honour, Part 1: Men at Arms
S4:E101/2/1967
Prevented by his strict Roman Catholicism from divorcing his faithless wife, Guy Crouchback prepares for war in 1939.
Director:Donald McWhinnie
Writer:Giles Cooper
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Director:Donald McWhinnie
Writer:Giles Cooper
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#11 - Sword of Honour, Part 2: Officers and Gentlemen
S4:E111/9/1967
As he journeys through the Second World War, Crouchback undergoes various grotesque adventures, both comic and tragic.
Director:Donald McWhinnie
Writer:Giles Cooper
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Director:Donald McWhinnie
Writer:Giles Cooper
6.8/10(15 votes)
#12 - Sword of Honour, Part 3: Unconditional Surrender
S4:E121/16/1967
At the end of the war, Crouchback ponders his future.
Director:Donald McWhinnie
Writer:Giles Cooper
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Writer:Giles Cooper
7.1/10(16 votes)
#13 - A Slight Ache
S4:E132/6/1967
Married couple Edward and Flora explore their dreams and desires, primarily Edward's fears of the unknown, of aging, and of the 'Other' as a threat to his self-identity.
Director:Christopher Morahan
Writer:Harold Pinter
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Director:Christopher Morahan
Writer:Harold Pinter
7.2/10(25 votes)
#14 - A Night Out
S4:E142/13/1967
Albert, a shy and repressed young man who lives with his mother, is persuaded to go for 'a night out' with his workmates; it turns nightmarish.
Director:Christopher Morahan
Writer:Harold Pinter
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Writer:Harold Pinter
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#15 - The Basement
S4:E152/20/1967
An uneasy friendship between an introspective loner and a more gregarious man is renewed when the latter turns up at the former's basement flat one rainy night accompanied by an enigmatic, beautiful, mostly silent, girlfriend.
Director:Charles Jarrott
Writer:Harold Pinter
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Writer:Harold Pinter
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#16 - Hotel Torpe
S4:E163/13/1967
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Director:Rod Graham
Writer:François Billetdoux
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Director:Rod Graham
Writer:François Billetdoux
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#17 - As a Man Grows Older
S4:E174/3/1967
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Director:John Gibson
Writer:Barry Bermange
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Writer:Barry Bermange
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#18 - Kain
S4:E184/17/1967
Brothers Kain and Rattler Sutherland live on a Northern Territory station. The unstable Kain clashes with the more laid-back Rattler over several issues - money, treatment of local Blacks, cattle, but most of all, their Aboriginal housemaid, Kaita, whom Kain is convinced Rattler has impregnated.
Director:Lionel Harris
Writer:Alan Poolman
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Director:Lionel Harris
Writer:Alan Poolman
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#19 - The Loser
S4:E195/1/1967
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Director:Stuart Burge
Writer:Alun Owen
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Writer:Alun Owen
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#20 - The Winner
S4:E205/8/1967
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Director:Alan Cooke
Writer:Alun Owen
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Writer:Alun Owen
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#21 - The Fantasist
S4:E215/15/1967
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Director:Peter Hammond
Writer:Alun Owen
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Director:Peter Hammond
Writer:Alun Owen
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#22 - The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists
S4:E225/29/1967
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Director:Christopher Morahan
Writer:Unknown
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#23 - The Blood Knot
S4:E236/12/1967
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Director:Robin Midgley
Writer:Athol Fugard
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Writer:Athol Fugard
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#24 - Henry IV
S4:E246/26/1967
In twentieth-century Italy, a man insists that he is Enrico Quattro, an Italian monarch from centuries before. Obviously, he's a madman - isn't he?
Director:Michael Hayes
Writer:Robert Muller
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Writer:Robert Muller
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#25 - Firebrand
S4:E257/2/1967
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Director:Rudolph Cartier
Writers:Roger Manvell, Scot Finch
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Director:Rudolph Cartier
Writers:Roger Manvell, Scot Finch

The Best Episodes of Theatre 625 Season 4

The Best Episodes of Theatre 625 Season 4

Seasons5

#1 - Talking to a Stranger, Part 1: Anytime You're Ready I'll Sparkle

#2 - Talking to a Stranger, Part 2: No Skill or Special Knowledge is Required

#3 - Talking to a Stranger, Part 3: Gladly My Cross-Eyed Bear

#4 - Talking to a Stranger, Part 4: The Innocent Must Suffer

#5 - Conquest: The Encounter

#6 - Conquest: The Leopard and the Dragon

The 20 BEST Episodes of Theatre 625

#7 - Amerika

#8 - The Family Reunion

#9 - Anatol

#10 - Sword of Honour, Part 1: Men at Arms

#11 - Sword of Honour, Part 2: Officers and Gentlemen

#12 - Sword of Honour, Part 3: Unconditional Surrender

#13 - A Slight Ache

#14 - A Night Out

#15 - The Basement

#16 - Hotel Torpe

#17 - As a Man Grows Older

#18 - Kain

#19 - The Loser

#20 - The Winner

#21 - The Fantasist

#22 - The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists

#23 - The Blood Knot

#24 - Henry IV

#25 - Firebrand

Season 4 Ratings Summary