Episodes
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| 01 | Beginnings | 20050131 | 20180409 (BBC7) 20180410 (BBC7) | By LAURENCE STERNE. New adaptation of this groundbreaking comic novel. tristram 1 The 18th-century gentleman tries to tell his tragi-comic story. Comic tale about an 18th-century man who gets distracted from telling his life story. Laurence Sterne's ground-breaking comic novel dramatised in 10 parts by Graham White. Stars Neil Dudgeon as Tristram, Julia Ford as Mother, David Troughton as Father, Adrian Scarborough as Toby, Paul Ritter as Trim, Tony Rohr as Dr Slop, Stephen Hogan as Obadiah, Helen Longworth as Susannah, Ndidi Del Fatti as Great-Grandmother, Stuart Mcloughlin as Great-Grandfather, Stuart Mcloughlin as Pontificating Man and Hugh Dickson as Bishop Hall. Director: Mary Peate Tristram attempts to tell his tragi-comic life story through accounts of his family and friends, his experiences and his ideas, but he continually finds he has to digress. 1/10. A new dramatisation, by Graham White , of Laurence Sterne 's ground-breaking comic novel. Tristram attempts to tell his tragi-comic life story through accounts of his family and friends, his experiences and his ideas, but continually finds he has to digress. Producer/Director Mary Peate Repeated from 10.45am 1/10. New adaptation of this groundbreaking comic novel. Tristram attempts to tell his tragi-comic life story through accounts of his family and friends, his experiences and his ideas, but he continually finds he has to digress. Midwife/Great-Grandmother....Ndidi Del Fatti Great-Grandfather/Pontificating Man....Stuart Mcloughlin Bishop Hall/Announcer/Lawyer....Hugh Dickson Then News. . |
| 02 | Birth | 20050201 | 20180410 (BBC7) 20180411 (BBC7) | Tristram tries to recount the tale of his birth, but keeps getting distracted. By LAURENCE STERNE. 2/10. Tristram tries to recount the tale of his birth, but keeps getting distracted. Tristram....NEIL DUDGEON Mother....JULIA FORD Father....DAVID TROUGHTON Toby....ADRIAN SCARBOROUGH Trim....PAUL RITTER Dr Slop....TONY ROHR Obadiah....STEPHEN HOGAN Susannah....HELEN LONGWORTH Midwife/Great-Grandmother....NDIDI DEL FATTI Great-Grandfather/Pontificating Man....STUART MCLOUGHLIN Bishop Hall/Announcer/Lawyer....HUGH DICKSON Comic tale about an 18th-century man who gets distracted from telling his life story. Directed by Mary Peate '2/10. Tristram tries to recount the tale of his birth, but keeps getting distracted. By Laurence Sterne. For details and cast see yesterday Repeated from 10.45am' Then News. . |
| 03 | Dr Slop | 20050202 | 20180411 (BBC7) 20180412 (BBC7) | Still intent on recounting the story of his birth, Tristram introduces us to the odious Dr Slop. By LAURENCE STERNE. 3/10. Still intent on recounting the story of his birth, Tristram introduces us to the odious Dr Slop. Tristram....NEIL DUDGEON Mother....JULIA FORD Father....DAVID TROUGHTON Toby....ADRIAN SCARBOROUGH Trim....PAUL RITTER Dr Slop....TONY ROHR Obadiah....STEPHEN HOGAN Susannah....HELEN LONGWORTH Midwife/Great-Grandmother....NDIDI DEL FATTI Great-Grandfather/Pontificating Man....STUART MCLOUGHLIN Bishop Hall/Announcer/Lawyer....HUGH DICKSON Directed by MARY PEATE.. Still intent on recounting the story of his birth, Tristram introduces us to Dr Slop. Comic tale about an 18th-century man who gets distracted from telling his life story. Tristram introduces us to the odious Dr Slop. By Laurence Sterne. For details and cast see Monday Repeated from 10.45am . Then News. |
| 04 | Uncle Toby | 20050203 | 20180412 (BBC7) 20180413 (BBC7) | In telling his life story, Tristram still hasn't managed to get beyond being born. By LAURENCE STERNE. 4/10. In telling his life story, Tristram still hasn't managed to get beyond being born. Tristram....NEIL DUDGEON Mother....JULIA FORD Father....DAVID TROUGHTON Toby....ADRIAN SCARBOROUGH Trim....PAUL RITTER Dr Slop....TONY ROHR Obadiah....STEPHEN HOGAN Susannah....HELEN LONGWORTH Midwife/Great-Grandmother....NDIDI DEL FATTI Great-Grandfather/Pontificating Man....STUART MCLOUGHLIN Bishop Hall/Announcer/Lawyer....HUGH DICKSON Directed by MARY PEATE Telling his life story, Tristram still has not managed to get beyond being born. Comic tale about an 18th-century man who gets distracted from telling his life story. 4/10. In telling his life story, Tristram still hasn't managed to get beyond being born. From the comic novel by Laurence Sterne. For details and cast see Monday Repeated from 10.45am Then News. . |
| 05 | Born At Last | 20050204 | 20180413 (BBC7) 20180414 (BBC7) | After the disaster of Tristram's birth, his Father thinks up a scheme to help his unfortunate son. Graham White's 10-part dramatisation of Laurence Sterne's ground-breaking comic novel. 5/10 Tristram....NEIL DUDGEON Mother....JULIA FORD Father....DAVID TROUGHTON Toby....ADRIAN SCARBOROUGH Trim....PAUL RITTER Dr Slop....TONY ROHR Obadiah....STEPHEN HOGAN Susannah....HELEN LONGWORTH Midwife/Great-Grandmother....NDIDI DEL FATTI Great-Grandfather/Pontificating Man....STUART MCLOUGHLIN Bishop Hall/Announcer/Lawyer....HUGH DICKSON Directed by Mary Peate After the disaster of his birth, Tristram's father thinks up a scheme to help him. Comic tale about an 18th-century man who gets distracted from telling his life story. 5/10. After the disaster of Tristram's birth, his father thinks up a scheme to help his unfortunate son. By Laurence Sterne. For cast and details see Monday Repeated from 10.45am Then News. |
| 06 | What's In A Name? | 20050207 | 20180416 (BBC7) 20180417 (BBC7) | Having recovered from the disastrous incident with Tristram's nose, his Father is dealt another blow. By Laurence Sterne. 6/10. New adaptation of this groundbreaking comic novel. Tristram attempts to tell his tragi-comic life story through accounts of his family and friends, his experiences and his ideas, but he continually finds he has to digress. Tristram....Neil Dudgeon Father....David Troughton Toby....Adrian Scarborough Mother....Julia Ford Widow Wadman....Deborah Findlay Obadiah....Stephen Hogan Trim....Paul Ritter Dr Slop....Tony Rohr Susannah/ The Eye....Helen Longworth Bridget....Ndidi Del Fatti Le Fever/Curate....Hugh Dickson Death....Stuart Mcloughlin Directed by Mary Peate Having recovered from the incident with Tristram's nose, his father is dealt another blow. Comic tale about an 18th-century man who gets distracted from telling his life story. Continuing Laurence Sterne's ground-breaking comic novel dramatised in 10 parts by Graham White. Stars Neil Dudgeon as Tristram, Julia Ford as Mother, David Troughton as Father, Adrian Scarborough as Toby, Deborah Findlay as Widow Wadman, Stephen Hogan as Obadiah, Paul Ritter as Trim, Tony Rohr as Dr Slop, Helen Longworth as Susannah, Ndidi Del Fatti as Bridget, Hugh Dickson as Le Fever and Stuart Mcloughlin as Death, Director: Mary Peate 6/10. Having recovered from the disastrous incident with Tristram's nose, his father is dealt another blow. Graham White 's new dramatisation of Laurence Sterne 's groundbreaking comic novel continues. Producer/Director Mary Peate Repeated from 10.45am Then News. . |
| 07 | Another Misfortune | 20050208 | 20180417 (BBC7) 20180418 (BBC7) | Tristram's Father receives awful news, and yet another misfortune befalls the boy Tristram. Yet another misfortune befalls the boy Tristram as his father receives awful news. Comic tale about an 18th-century man who gets distracted from telling his life story. '7/10. Tristram's father receives awful news, and yet another misfortune befalls the boy Tristram. By Laurence Sterne. For details and cast see yesterday Repeated from 10.45am' |
| 08 | An Act Of Kindness | 20050209 | 20180418 (BBC7) 20180419 (BBC7) | Uncle Toby performs a typical act of kindness and falls in love. Tristram recalls a typical act of kindness by Toby and the time his uncle fell in love. Comic tale about an 18th-century man who gets distracted from telling his life story. 8/10. Uncle Toby performs a typical act of kindness and falls in love. By Laurence Sterne. For details and cast see Monday Repeated from 10.45am |
| 09 | Uncle Toby Falls In Love | 20050210 | 20180419 (BBC7) 20180420 (BBC7) | Widow Wadman bustles her way into Toby's sentry box and then into his heart. Widow Wadman bustles her way into Uncle Toby's sentry box and then into his heart. Comic tale about an 18th-century man who gets distracted from telling his life story. 9/10. Widow Wadman bustles her way into Toby's sentry box and then into his heart. By Laurence Sterne. For details and cast see Monday Repeated from 10.45am |
| 10 LAST | All Good Things Come To An End | 20050211 | 20180420 (BBC7) 20180421 (BBC7) | Events build to a climax for Bridget and Trim in the kitchen, whilst Mrs Wadman is shocked to discover the location of Toby's injury. Widow Wadman makes a discovery as Tristram brings his story to a surprising conclusion. Comic tale about an 18th-century man who gets distracted from telling his life story. 10/10. Widow Wadman finally discovers where uncle Toby got his wound and Tristram brings his life story to a surprising conclusion. By Laurence Sterne. For cast and details see Monday Repeated from 10.45am |
| OMNI-01 | 20180415 | 20180416 (BBC7) | Laurence Sterne's ground-breaking comic novel dramatised in 10 parts by Graham White. Stars Neil Dudgeon as Tristram, Julia Ford as Mother, David Troughton as Father, Adrian Scarborough as Toby, Paul Ritter as Trim, Tony Rohr as Dr Slop, Stephen Hogan as Obadiah, Helen Longworth as Susannah, Ndidi Del Fatti as Great-Grandmother, Stuart Mcloughlin as Great-Grandfather, Stuart Mcloughlin as Pontificating Man and Hugh Dickson as Bishop Hall. Director: Mary Peate First broadcast in 10 parts on BBC Radio 4 in 2005. The 18th-century gentleman's attempts to tell his tragi-comic story are frustrated. Comic tale about an 18th-century man who gets distracted from telling his life story. | |
| OMNI-02 | 20180422 | 20180423 (BBC7) | Having recovered from the disastrous incident with Tristram's nose, his Father is dealt another blow. 18th century gentleman Tristram tries to tell his tragicomic life story through accounts of his family and friends, his experiences and his ideas. But he continually finds he must digress... Conclusion of Laurence Sterne's groundbreaking comic novel dramatised in 10 parts by Graham White. Stars Neil Dudgeon as Tristram, Julia Ford as Mother, David Troughton as Father, Adrian Scarborough as Toby, Deborah Findlay as Widow Wadman, Stephen Hogan as Obadiah, Paul Ritter as Trim, Tony Rohr as Dr Slop, Helen Longworth as Susannah, Ndidi Del Fatti as Bridget, Hugh Dickson as Le Fever and Stuart Mcloughlin as Death, Director: Mary Peate First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 2005. Recovered from the incident with Tristram's nose, can his father cope with another blow? Comic tale about an 18th-century man who gets distracted from telling his life story. |