Play for Today Season 4

October. 18,1973      
Rating:
7.8
Trailer Synopsis

Play for Today is a British television anthology drama series, produced by the BBC and transmitted on BBC1 from 1970 to 1984. During the run, more than three hundred programmes, featuring original television plays, and adaptations of stage plays and novels, were transmitted. The individual episodes were between fifty and a hundred minutes in duration.

Episode 22 : A Follower for Emily
July. 04,1974
The friendship of two residents of a retirement home ends up in marriage
Episode 21 : The Childhood Friend
June. 27,1974
Episode 20 : Schmoedipus
June. 20,1974
A young man persuades a woman that he is her son.
Episode 19 : The Cheviot, the Stag and the Black, Black Oil
June. 06,1974
The exploitation of the Scottish land and its people from the 18th century to the present
Episode 18 : Three for the Fancy
April. 11,1974
Further adventures of three Derbyshire miners
Episode 17 : Pigeon--Hawk or Dove?
March. 28,1974
Episode 16 : Penda's Fen
March. 21,1974
Penda's Fen is a British television play which was written by David Rudkin and directed by Alan Clarke. Commissioned by BBC producer David Rose, it was transmitted as part of the corporation's Play for Today series.
Episode 15 : Headmaster
March. 14,1974
Episode 14 : Easy Go
March. 07,1974
Episode 13 : Hot Fat
February. 21,1974
Episode 12 : Joe's Ark
February. 14,1974
A pet shop owner forsakes his religious beliefs when his daughter gets cancer
Episode 11 : All Good Men
January. 31,1974
An elderly politician looks back over his career while being interviewed by a TV producer.
Episode 10 : The Lonely Man's Lover
January. 17,1974
A young farmgirl begins a romance with an artist
Episode 9 : Jingle Bells
December. 13,1973
Episode 8 : Baby Blues
December. 06,1973
Episode 7 : Shutdown
November. 29,1973
Episode 6 : Private Practice
November. 22,1973
Episode 5 : Mummy and Daddy
November. 15,1973
Episode 4 : The Emergency Channel
November. 08,1973
Episode 3 : Jack Point
November. 01,1973
Episode 2 : Her Majesty's Pleasure
October. 25,1973
Episode 1 : Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont
October. 18,1973

Seasons

Season 14
Season 14 1983
Season 13
Season 13 1982
Season 12
Season 12 1981
Season 11
Season 11 1980
Season 10
Season 10 1979
Season 9
Season 9 1978
Season 8
Season 8 1977
Season 7
Season 7 1976
Season 6
Season 6 1975
Season 5
Season 5 1974
Season 4
Season 4 1973
Season 3
Season 3 1972
Season 2
Season 2 1971
Season 1
Season 1 1970

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