Episodes
| Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Repeated | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Campaign Of Fear | 20061001 | 20160218 (BBC7) 20160219 (BBC7) 20180910 (BBC7) 20180911 (BBC7) 20201001 (BBC7) 20201002 (BBC7) 20220802 (BBC7) 20220803 (BBC7) 20240515 (BBC7) 20240516 (BBC7) 20061007 20160218 20160219 20180910 20180911 20201001 20201002 20220802 20220803 | When a terrorist bomb explodes in London killing the bomber, all levels of the establishment, and every anarchist circle feels threatened. A terrorist attack kills the bomber, threatening establishment and anarchist circles. A terrorist bomb in London kills the bomber, threatening establishment and anarchist circles. 1907 black comedy with Ron Cook. George....Paul Richard Biggin WAITER..........................................SAIKAT AHAMED Conrad's black comedy, written in 1907, takes a wry look at the shabby truth behind the news. |
| 02 LAST | London Outrage | 20061008 | 20160219 (BBC7) 20180911 (BBC7) 20180912 (BBC7) 20201002 (BBC7) 20201003 (BBC7) 20220803 (BBC7) 20220804 (BBC7) 20240516 (BBC7) 20240517 (BBC7) 20061014 20160219 20180911 20180912 20201002 20201003 20220803 20220804 | What began as an international terrorist bombing outrage resolves into a domestic tragedy. After a terrorist bomb explodes in London killing the bomber, all levels of the establishment, and every anarchist circle feels threatened. But what began as an international outrage quickly resolves into a domestic tragedy. Conclusion of Joseph Conrad's prescient black comedy, written in 1907 takes a wry look at the shabby truth behind the news. GREAT LADY.......................................JILLIE MEERS STEVIE...................................PAUL RICHARD BIGGIN PORTER..........................................SAIKAT AHAMED Conclusion of Joseph Conrad's prescient black comedy taking a wry look at the shabby truth behind the news. Dramatised by David Napthine. What began as an international terrorist bombing outrage quickly resolves into a domestic tragedy. Stars Robert Glenister. What began as an international bombing outrage quickly resolves into a domestic tragedy. |