External Rating28%
196330 Min.Beendet

Marriage Lines

Sender:BBC One

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S05E07 - "And Then There Were Five"

Ausgestrahlt am Jun 3, 1966, 6:30 PM

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Beschreibung

Marriage Lines is a British television sitcom first broadcast between 1963 and 1966. The series gave Richard Briers and Prunella Scales, its lead stars, a significant boost in their careers. George and Kate Starling are a newly married couple, and the comedy came from many ordinary domestic situations. George was a junior clerk in an office and wanted the public house camaraderie of the single men in his office, while Kate gets increasingly frustrated by her domestic duties. In the third series, Kate gives birth to a daughter Helen. The last episode of the fourth series, Goodbye George – Goodbye Kate, showed the couple going to live in Lagos, Nigeria because of George's jobs. This was meant to be the last episode, however a fifth series was commissioned. The Starlings' returned to England as Kate was pregnant again, and gave birth in the final episode.

Details

Status
Beendet
Sprache
English
Laufzeit
30 min
Erstausstrahlung
August 16, 1963
Beendet
June 3, 1966
Sendeplan
Friday um 19:30

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Episoden (5 Staffeln · 43 Episoden)

The New Start

When Kate falls pregnant, George leaves his job in Lagos and flies home for the arrival of their second child. But until they find a new house, each Starling must stay with their respective parents.

Apr 22, 1966

30 Min.

Back To The Beginning

The Starlings are back on the hunt for a home, but whilst George favours a comfortable flat in town, Kate's eye is firmly set on a surburban dream.

Apr 29, 1966

30 Min.

Home Market

May 6, 1966

30 Min.

Big Business

Mar 13, 1966

30 Min.

Alarums And Excursions

Mar 20, 1966

30 Min.

First House

May 27, 1966

30 Min.

And Then There Were Five

There's double trouble for Kate; firstly she falls out with George and then her baby threatens to arrive, and she is rushed off to hospital.

Jun 3, 1966

30 Min.

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