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| 1072 :37x01 - The Amazing Mrs. Pritchard (1) (Oct/21/2007) | | Mrs. Ros Pritchard is the successful manger of Greengages Supermarket in Eatanswill. When a couple of local politicians make a spectacle of themselves outside her shop, Ros decides to stand for election herself -- just to prove she could do better. Supported (reluctantly) by her husband Ian and daughters, Emily and Georgina, she begins her campaign, inspiring other women to follow her lead and stand on the same platform. Even the formidable Catherine Walker, the Tory Party Shadow Health Minister is won over by Ros' charms and defects to her Purple Alliance Party. | | | |
| 1073 :37x02 - The Amazing Mrs. Pritchard (2) (Oct/28/2007) | | Ros is on the verge of invoking an Act of Parliament to push through her Reform Bill which lays out a plan to move Parliament from Westminster to Bradford. The country waits with baited breath but Ros can't seem to make her mind up; she just doesn't quite have the courage yet. Ros struggles to find the words to tell a visiting African President that his family has been assassinated. His dignity and strength inspire her to push on with her Reform Bill. Catherine ends up in bed with Ben, a young policy advisor. She is appalled when he tells her he's in love with her. Emily poses for a men's magazine and soon has her naked image projected onto the Houses of Parliament. She retreats home to Eatanswill with Ian to lick her wounds and buy a fancy car with her earnings. Georgina's school life improves when she gets a boyfriend. Ian blurts out his money laundering secret to Emily. | | | |
| 1074 :37x03 - The Amazing Mrs. Pritchard (3) (Nov/04/2007) | | Twelve months have passed since Ros became Prime Minister. She is now a confident and slick leader who knows how to handle a crisis. That is until a plane crashes over East London. Racial tension escalates as the country assumes it was a terrorist attack. The Queen discovers she doesn't have a seat in the plans for the new Parliament building in Bradford. Emily is terrified that her Dad will end up in prison for money laundering, or even worse that her Mum will find out. Miranda discovers Emily has dropped out of University and asks Kitty to offer her a job to stop. Beverley tries to resign when she is photographed stumbling drunkenly out of a bar. Ros chooses to stand by her first ever Purple recruit and refuses her resignation. | | | |
| 1075 :37x04 - The Amazing Mrs. Pritchard (4) (Nov/11/2007) | | Ros decides to act for the sake of her children's children and implements a ban on cars every Wednesday. The country is in uproar but Ros is unrepentant and refuses to back down. A by-election Purple candidate turns out to have fascist views which prompts the question: What, exactly, does Purple stand for? Ros is determined to spend some time with her family and asks Mrs. Bayliss to set aside a whole day in the diary for this purpose. Annoyingly, Ros is the only family member available. Emily makes a fool of herself on a celebrity program set in the jungle. When Ros humiliates Ian at a party, Ian feels he has no choice but to leave for a while and reassess their marriage. Ros realizes she is about to lose her husband. Meanwhile Catherine begins to look at Ben differently when she has a pregnancy scare and Ros finds out Hilary has been leaking information to an unauthorised biographer. | | | |
| 1076 :37x05 - The Amazing Mrs. Pritchard (5) (Nov/18/2007) | | Ros finally learns about Ian's secret money laundering past. Will she keep her promise to never lie to her people or will she chose to keep her job and keep quiet? Catherine finally tells Ben she is ready for a relationship but he tells her it is too little too late. Kitty wants a favor from Ros as payback for the money she lent her for the election campaign. Purple candidate Beth Jackson becomes President of the United States. Ros soon realizes that Beth isn't as honest as she originally believed. Ros is the victim of an assassination attempt. | | | | | | | | | |
| 1079 :37x08 - Mansfield Park (Jan/27/2008) | | Jane Austin's Mansfield Park is about Fanny Price, a poor young woman who has been raised by a wealthy uncle and aunt. She forms a tight bond with Edmund, their second son, while she is growing up; angers her uncle by turning down a wedding proposal, and later will fall in true love. | | Guest Stars: Blake Ritson as Edmund Bertram, James D'Arcy as Tom Bertram, Michelle Ryan as Mairia Bertram, Rory Kinnear as Rushworth, Catherine Steadman as Julia, Joseph Morgan (1) as William Price, Stephen Tomlin as Baddeley, Holly as Pug, Greg Sheffield as Young Edmund, Zachary Elliott-hatton as Young Tom, Lucy Hurst as Young Julia, Billie Piper as Fanny Price, Douglas Hodge as Uncle, Hayley Atwell as Mary Crawford, Joseph Beattie (1) as Henry Crawford, Julia Joyce as Young Fanny, Jemma Redgrave as Lady Bertram, Maggie O'Neill (2) as Mrs. Norris, Tara Berwin as Young Maria | Director: Iain B. MacDonald (3)
Story: Jane Austen | Screenplay: Maggie Wadey | | | |
| 1080 :37x09 - Miss Austen Regrets (Feb/03/2008) | | A dramatization of the final few years of Jane Austen's short life is performed through passages of her letters and books. Jane comes to terms with her lost loves and gives advice to her niece about possible suitors and by chance, finds a lover for herself in a young doctor. | | Guest Stars: Tom Goodman (1) as Mr. Lushington MP, Adrian Edmondson as Henry Austen, Sylvie Herbert as Madame Bigeon, Jack Huston as Dr. Charles Haden, Jason Watkins (1) as Rev. Clarke, Sally Tatum as Anna Lefroy, Hugh Bonneville as Rev. Brook Bridges, Tom Hiddleston as Mr. John Plumptree, Harry Gostelow as Rev. Charles Papillon, Samuel Roukin as Harris Bigg, Olivia Williams as Jane Austen, Greta Scacchi as Cassandra Austen, Imogen Poots as Fanny Knight, Phyllida Law as Mrs. Austen, Pip Torrens as Edward Austen Knight | Director: Jeremy Lovering
Writer: Gwyneth Hughes | | | |
| 1081 :37x10 - Pride and Prejudice Pt. 1 (Feb/10/2008) | | In part 1 of 3 episodes, a vivacious Elizabeth Bennet takes an immediate dislike to Mr. Darcy. Meanwhile, her sister Jane falls for the Bennets' new neighbor Charles Bingley, Darcy's good-natured friend. | | Guest Stars: Tom Ward as Lt. Chamberlayne, Christopher Staines as Lt. Sanderson, Victoria Hamilton (1) as Mrs. Forster, Paul Moriarty as Col. Forster, David Bark-Jones as Lt. Denny, Lynn Farleigh as Mrs. Phillips, Jacob Casselden as Robert Gardiner, Julian Erleigh as William Gardiner, Marie-Louise Flamank as Kate Gardiner, Natasha Isaacs as Alice Gardiner, Bridget Turner as Mrs. Reynolds, Kate O'Malley as Sarah (Maid), Peter Needham as Baines, Annabel Taylor as Maggie (Maid), Sam Beazley as Priest, Neville Phillips as Fossett (Footman), Roy Holder as Hodge (Gardener), Sarah Legg as Hannah (Serving Girl), Harriet Eastcott as Mrs. Jenkinson, Alexandra Howerd as Mary King, Roger Barclay as Capt. Carter, Marlene Sidaway as Hill (Housekeeper), Joanna David as Mrs. Gardiner, Colin Firth as Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy, Anna Chancellor as Miss Bingley, Crispin Bonham-Carter as Mr. Bingley, Polly Maberly as Kitty Bennet, Lucy Briers (1) as Mary Bennet, Julia Sawalha as Lydia Bennet, Susannah Harker as Jane Bennet, Alison Steadman as Mrs. Bennet, Benjamin Whitrow as Mr. Bennet, Jennifer Ehle as Miss Elizabeth Bennet, Lucy Robinson as Mrs. Louisa Hurst, Rupert Vansittart as Mr. Hurst, Barbara Leigh-Hunt (2) as Lady Catherine de Bourgh, Tim Wylton as Mr. Gardiner, Anthony Calf as Col. Fitzwilliam, Emilia Fox (1) as Georgiana Darcy, Lucy Davis (1) as Maria Lucas, Lucy Scott as Charlotte Lucas, Norma Streader as Lady Lucas, Christopher Benjamin as Sir William Lucas, Adrian Lukas as Mr. George Wickham, David Bamber as Mr. Collins, Nadia Chambers as Miss Anne de Bourgh | Director: Simon Langton
Story: Jane Austen | Screenplay: Andrew Davies (1) | | | |
| 1082 :37x11 - Pride and Prejudice Pt. 2 (Feb/17/2008) | | Part 2 finds Charlotte accepting Mr. Collins proposal. Later, Elizabeth makes a visit to the newly married couple, where she also receives a proposal. | | Guest Stars: Marlene Sidaway as Hill (Housekeeper), Kate O'Malley as Sarah (Maid), Bridget Turner as Mrs. Reynolds, Tom Ward as Lt. Chamberlayne, Christopher Staines as Lt. Sanderson, Victoria Hamilton (1) as Mrs. Forster, Paul Moriarty as Col. Forster, David Bark-Jones as Lt. Denny, Lynn Farleigh as Mrs. Phillips, Roger Barclay as Capt. Carter, Alexandra Howerd as Mary King, Harriet Eastcott as Mrs. Jenkinson, Jacob Casselden as Robert Gardiner, Natasha Isaacs as Alice Gardiner, Peter Needham as Baines, Annabel Taylor as Maggie (Maid), Sam Beazley as Priest, Neville Phillips as Fossett (Footman), Roy Holder as Hodge (Gardener), Sarah Legg as Hannah (Serving Girl), Julian Erleigh as William Gardiner, Marie-Louise Flamank as Kate Gardiner, Crispin Bonham-Carter as Mr. Bingley, Polly Maberly as Kitty Bennet, Lucy Briers (1) as Mary Bennet, Julia Sawalha as Lydia Bennet, Susannah Harker as Jane Bennet, Alison Steadman as Mrs. Bennet, Benjamin Whitrow as Mr. Bennet, Jennifer Ehle as Miss Elizabeth Bennet, Colin Firth as Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy, Anna Chancellor as Miss Bingley, Lucy Robinson as Mrs. Louisa Hurst, Joanna David as Mrs. Gardiner, Tim Wylton as Mr. Gardiner, Anthony Calf as Col. Fitzwilliam, Emilia Fox (1) as Georgiana Darcy, Adrian Lukas as Mr. George Wickham, David Bamber as Mr. Collins, Nadia Chambers as Miss Anne de Bourgh, Barbara Leigh-Hunt (2) as Lady Catherine de Bourgh, Rupert Vansittart as Mr. Hurst | Director: Simon Langton
Story: Jane Austen | Screenplay: Andrew Davies (1) | | | |
| 1083 :37x12 - Pride and Prejudice Pt. 3 (Feb/24/2008) | | The Bennett family are thrust into scandal when Lydia takes off to London to be with WIckham. Also, Elizabeth reassesses her judgment of Mr. Darcy, Jane gets a proposal from Bingley, and Elizabeth has an argument with Lady Catherine de Bourgh, Darcy's aunt. | | Guest Stars: Christopher Staines as Lt. Sanderson, Victoria Hamilton (1) as Mrs. Forster, Paul Moriarty as Col. Forster, David Bark-Jones as Lt. Denny, Lynn Farleigh as Mrs. Phillips, Jacob Casselden as Robert Gardiner, Julian Erleigh as William Gardiner, Marie-Louise Flamank as Kate Gardiner, Natasha Isaacs as Alice Gardiner, Joanna David as Mrs. Gardiner, Tom Ward as Lt. Chamberlayne, Bridget Turner as Mrs. Reynolds, Kate O'Malley as Sarah (Maid), Annabel Taylor as Maggie (Maid), Sam Beazley as Priest, Neville Phillips as Fossett (Footman), Roy Holder as Hodge (Gardener), Sarah Legg as Hannah (Serving Girl), Harriet Eastcott as Mrs. Jenkinson, Alexandra Howerd as Mary King, Roger Barclay as Capt. Carter, Marlene Sidaway as Hill (Housekeeper), Peter Needham as Baine, Tim Wylton as Mr. Gardiner, Anna Chancellor as Miss Bingley, Crispin Bonham-Carter as Mr. Bingley, Polly Maberly as Kitty Bennet, Lucy Briers (1) as Mary Bennet, Julia Sawalha as Lydia Bennet, Susannah Harker as Jane Bennet, Alison Steadman as Mrs. Bennet, Benjamin Whitrow as Mr. Bennet, Jennifer Ehle as Miss Elizabeth Bennet, Colin Firth as Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy, Lucy Robinson as Mrs. Louisa Hurst, Rupert Vansittart as Mr. Hurst, Anthony Calf as Col. Fitzwilliam, Emilia Fox (1) as Georgiana Darcy, Lucy Davis (1) as Maria Lucas, Lucy Scott as Charlotte Lucas, Norma Streader as Lady Lucas, Christopher Benjamin as Sir William Lucas, Adrian Lukas as Mr. George Wickham, David Bamber as Mr. Collins, Nadia Chambers as Miss Anne de Bourgh, Barbara Leigh-Hunt (2) as Lady Catherine de Bourgh | Director: Simon Langton
Story: Jane Austen | Teleplay: Andrew Davies (1) | | | |
| 1084 :37x13 - Emma (Mar/23/2008) | | A 1996 adaption of Jane Austen's Emma, about a clueless young woman with good intentions who mismanages the lives of both friends and neighbors. | | | |
| 1085 :37x14 - Sense and Sensibility Pt.1 (Mar/30/2008) | | Sisters Elinor and Marianne find their lives upended after the death of their father. His wife and half brother renege on their vow to take care of the girls after his passing. | | Guest Stars: Mark Gatiss as John Dashwood, Steev Cornwall as Referee, Robert Forknall as Second, Ray Gardner as Duel Doctor, Dominic Cooper as Willoughby, Caroline Hayes (1) as Eliza, David Charles as Dashwood's Footman, Jean Marsh as Mrs. Ferrars, Johanna Hargreaves as Servant, Morgan Overton as Little Henry, Oriane Messina as Maid at Cleveland, Damien Thomas as Mr. Harris, Roy Holder as Thomas, Leo Bill as Robert Ferrars, Claire Skinner as Fanny Dashwood, David Morrissey as Colonel Brandon, Charity Wakefield as Marianne Dashwood, Hattie Morahan as Elinor Dashwood, Janet McTeer as Mrs. Dashwood, Lucy Boynton as Margaret Dashwood, Dan Stevens as Edward Ferrars, Mark Williams as Sir John Middleton, Linda Bassett as Mrs. Jennings, Tabitha Wady as Charlotte Palmer, Tim McMullan as Mr. Palmer, Rosanna Lavelle as Lady Middleton, Daisy Haggard as Miss Steele, Anna Madeley as Lucy Steele, David Glover as Foot | Director: John Alexander (1)
Story: Jane Austen | Screenplay: Andrew Davies (1) | | | |
| 1086 :37x15 - Sense and Sensibility Pt. 2 (Apr/06/2008) | | Elinor is shocked when she learns that Edward has been secretly engaged to another woman, and Marianne is upset to find that Willoughby isn't happy that she, Elinor and Mrs. Jennings have traveled to London. Later, Elinor learns a disturbing secret about Willoughby; Marianne is rescued by Col. Brandon during a rainstorm; and Elinor is visited at Barton College by Edward. | Director: John Alexander (1)
Story: Jane Austen | Screenplay: Andrew Davies (1) | | | |
| 1087 :37x16 - A Room With A View (Apr/13/2008) | | Lucy and her chaperon Charlotte vacationing in Italy, switch room with a working class gentleman, George and his father, a man in which Lucy finds intriguing. However, she is whisked away by Charlotte before anything inappropriate could happen. Later in England, Lucy is engaged to a snobbish man in Cecil, but this maybe short lived now that George and his father have moved nearby. | | Guest Stars: Christine Kavanagh (1) as Mrs. Vyse, Yari Gugliucci as Paolo, Sheila Reid as Miss Alan, Paulo Malco as Fabio, Gilda Gradi as Signora Bertolini, Alice Bachi as Paolo's "sister", Paolo Antonioni as Young man, Tag Stewart as Freddy Honeychurch, Timothy West as Mr. Eager, Elizabeth McGovern as Mrs. Honeychurch, Elaine Cassidy as Lucy Honeychurch, Laurence Fox as Cecil Vyse, Rafe Spall as George Emerson, Sophie Thompson as Charlotte Bartlett, Mark Williams as Mr. Beebe, Timothy Spall as Mr. Emerson, Sinéad Cusack as Miss Lavish | Director: Nicholas Renton
Story: E. M. Forster (1) | Screenplay: Andrew Davies (1) | | | |
| 1088 :37x17 - My Boy Jack (Apr/20/2008) | | The story of Rudyard Kipling's son and how he was denied admittance in the British military prior to WWI due to myopia, until his dad intervenes. After participating in one of the "greatest battles in the history of the world" a telegram arrives announcing he is missing in action, prompting his parents to seek out the truth of his fate. | | Guest Stars: Hannah McCabe as Nurse, Robbie Kay as Arthur Relph, Rory Rae as Postboy, Bosco Hogan as Colonel Brooks, Peter Hanly as Major Sparks, Sean O'Neill as Mr. Relph, Adam G. Goodwin as Captain Bruce, Peter O'Meara as Captain Viney, Billy Gibson as Maitland, Fred Ridgeway as Hobdon, Mark Huberman as Dying Soldier, David Heap as Colonel Hayden, Christopher McHallem as Mr. Lieuenthal, Jason Maza as Journalist, James Holmes (1) as Photographer, Bill Milner as Peter Carter, Lucy Millar as Mrs. Carter, Michael Grennell as Commander Egan, David Haig as Rudyard Kipling, Daniel Radcliffe as John Kipling, Kim Cattrall as Carrie Kipling, Carey Mulligan as Elsie Kipling, Julian Wadham as King George V, Martin McCann as Bowe, Richard Dormer as John O'Leary, Ruaidhri Conroy as McHugh, Laurence Kinlan as Doyle, Simon Coury as Naval Doctor, Brian De Salvo as Field Marshal "Bobs" Roberts, Peter Gowen as H.A. Gwynne, Michael McElhatton as Leo Amery, MP, Nick Dunning as Colonel Ferguson, Ciaran Nolan as Daly | Director: Brian Kirk
Screenplay: David Haig | | | |
| 1089 :37x18 - Cranford Pt.1 (May/04/2008) | | Sisters Matty and Deborah Jenkyns live in an 1840s Cheshire village and welcome an old friend to live with them. The town's new doctor introduces new medical procedures which make hearts swoon, and a new railroad headed to Cranford is a cause for concern among the citizens there. | | Guest Stars: Debra Gillett as Mrs. Johnson, Alistair Petrie as Major Gordon, Lesley Manville as Mrs. Rose, Andrea Byrne (1) as Malachi Gregson, Emma Lowndes as Bella Gregson, Bessie Carter (1) as Margaret Gidman, Emma Fielding as Miss Galindo, Greg Wise as Sir Charles Maulver, Julia Sawalha as Jessie Brown, Dean Lennox Kelly (1) as Job Gregson, Finty Williams as Clara Smith, Michael Gambon as Mr. Holbrook, Martin Shaw as Peter Jenkyns, Andy Rashleigh as Mrs. Goddard, Adam Henderson Scott (3) as Assistant Auctioneer, Joseph McFadden as Jack Marshland, Andrew Westfield as Farmer Graves, Patricia Leach as Gypsy Woman, Roger Ennals as Mulliner, Hannah Stokely as Bessie, Imogen Byron as Kate, Jim Carter (1) as Captain Brown, Francesca Annis as Lady Ludlow, Julia McKenzie (1) as Mrs. Forrester, Imelda Staunton as Miss Pole, John Bowe as Dr. Morgan, Claudie Blakley as Martha, Alex Etel as Harry Gregson, Simon Woods as Dr. Harrison, Lisa Dillon as Mary Smith, Judi Dench as Miss Matty Jenkyns, Eileen Atkins as Miss Deborah Jenkyns, Barbara Flynn as Mrs. Jamieson, Selina Griffiths as Caroline Tomkinson, Deborah Findlay as Miss Tomkinson, Adrian Scarborough as Mr. Johnson, Philip Glenister as Mr. Carter, Alex Jennings as Reverend Hutton, Haydon Downing (1) as Walter Hutton, Kimberley Nixon as Sophy Hutton, Rosy Byrne as Lizzie Hutton, Hester Odgers as Helen Hutton, Andrew Buchan as Jem Hearne, Hannah Hobley as Bertha | Director: Steve Hudson, Simon Curtis
Writer: Heidi Thomas (2) | | | | | | | | | |
| 1092 :37x21 - Inspector Lewis: Whom the Gods Would Destroy (Jun/22/2008) | | Lewis and Hathaway head down a twisting trail rife with literary allusions and unexpected associations, after a middle-aged Oxford graduate turns up dead near his run-down houseboat. They discover that in his undergraduate days, he was a member of a club with roots in the Greek myth of Dionysus. But their search for clues closes when the victim's former schoolmates refuse to talk. | | Guest Stars: Anna Massey as Professor Gold, Diana Payan as Petra Bundrick, Anna Madeley as Anne Sadikov, Ellie Kendrick as Megan Linn, Nicola Redmond as Tina Daniels, Martyn Whitby as Staunton, Mark Spalding as Love Lines Supervisor, Rebecca Front as Ch. Supt. Innocent, Clare Holman as Dr Laura Hobson, Laurence Fox as DS James Hathaway, Sasha Behar as Catherine Linn, Richard Lintern as Sefton Linn, Crispin Redman as Dean Greely, Sian Thomas as Ingrid Nielson, Adrian Rawlins as Harry Bundrick, Richard Dillane as Theodore Platt, Kevin Whately as DI Robert Lewis | | | |
| 1093 :37x22 - Inspector Lewis: Old School Ties (Jun/29/2008) | | Lewis and Hathaway are sent to Oxford University to investigate the body of a student found dead in her hotel room. | | Guest Stars: Illona Linthwaite as Daphne, Gina McKee as Diane Turnbull, Pieter Lawman as Jarvis, Maeve Rya as 2nd Reporter, Neil Madden as 3rd Reporter, David Baukham as Norman, Peter Symonds as Jackson (Porter), Michael Wilson (2) as Prison Officer, Cathy Tyson as Dr Patterson, Niall Refoy as Charlie Read, Louis Hilyer (1) as Ray Hanson, Peter Aubrey as Skinner, Alex McSweeney as Paul, Clare Holman as Dr Laura Hobson, Ksenia Lavrentieva as Cleaner, Owen Teale as Nicky Turnbull, Don Gallagher (1) as Professor Weller, James Russell as David Harvey, Frances Albery as Jo Gilchrist, Emma Campbell Webster as Caroline Morton, Tom Harper as Stephen Gilchrist, Kevin Whately as DI Robert Lewis, David Glover as Rev Kennedy, Sarah Quintrell as Chloe, Stuart Milligan as Webster, Rebecca Front as Ch. Supt. Innocent, Laurence Fox as DS James Hathaway | | | |
| 1094 :37x23 - Inspector Lewis: Expiation (Jul/06/2008) | | Inspector Lewis is sent to investigate the apparent suicide of a housewife in Oxford. But with no note left behind and the victims seemingly perfect life, Lewis isn't so sure this was indeed a death caused by her own hands. | | Guest Stars: Laurence Fox as DS James Hathaway, Rebecca Front as Ch. Supt. Innocent, Sanchia McCormack as Bella Shepherd, Josette Simon as Stephanie Fielding, Jermaine Woods as Daniel Fielding, Wanda Ventham as Eleanor Mallory, Si Evans as Dr. Martin Cook, Timothy Carlton as Harris, Clare Holman as Dr. Laura Hobson, Phoebe Nicholls as Caroline Croft, Chris Sunley as Technical Officer, Kevin Whately as DI Robert Lewis, Carolyn Pickles as Jane Templeton, William Houston (3) as George Stoker, Emma Croft as Rachel Mallory, Eva Sayer as Anna Mallory, James Wilby as Hugh Mallory, Julia Joyce as Izzie Mallory, Adam Parkinson as Michael Hayward, Jonathan McCausland as Lucas Hayward, Vincent Regan as David Hayward, Lucy Robinson as Louise Hayward, Pip Torrens as Malcolm Croft, Ben Peel as Student, John Wood (1) as Edward Le Plassiter | | | |
| 1095 :37x24 - Foyle's War: Plan of Attack (Jul/13/2008) | | While writing his memoirs, former DCS Foyle is called out of retirement when an airman is found murdered. | | Guest Stars: Honeysuckle Weeks as Samantha Stewart, Philip Fox (1) as Bill Burton, Robert Whitelock as Richard Waterlow, Elizabeth McKechnie as Joyce Meredith, Brian Poyser as Rev Aubrey Stewart, Clifford Rose as Bishop Francis Wood, Michael Jayston as AC Henry Parkins, Michael Kitchen as Christopher Foyle, Anthony Howell as Paul Milner, Jay Simpson as Sgt Brooke, Martin Hutson as Henry Scott, Malcolm Sinclair as Father Martin Keppler, Fiona Glascott as Jane Hudson, Vince Leigh as Adam Everitt, Julian Wadham as W/Cmdr Stephen Foster, Shelia Ballantine as Victoria Hammond, Nicholas Day as DCS John Meredith | | | |
| 1096 :37x25 - Foyle's War: Broken Souls (Jul/20/2008) | | Foyle investigates the murder of a hated doctor at a psychiatric clinic for war veterans and the killing of an escaped German POW, Meanwhile, Sam searches for the whereabouts of a missing telegram delivery boy. | | Guest Stars: Alexa Gilmour (2) as Peter Phelps, Sally Leonard as Joy Phelps, Phyllida Law as Lady Muriel Sackville, Graham Crowden as Sir John Sackville, Oliver Kieren as Julian Worth, Roger Sloman as Ernie Pond, Jesse Birdsall as Morris Crooks, Murray Ewan as Truck Driver, Duncan Bell as Iain Campbell, Anthony Howell as Paul Milner, Honeysuckle Weeks as Samantha Stewart, Joseph Mawle as Fred Dawson, Jonathan Forbes (1) as Johann, Louis Nummy as Daniel Dawson, Natasha Little as Rose Dawson, Michael Kitchen as Christopher Foyle, Nicholas Woodeson as Josef Novak, Danny Worters as Tommy Crooks, Jay Simpson as Sgt Brooke | | | |
| 1097 :37x26 - Foyle's War: All Clear (Jul/27/2008) | | The final days of the war find DCS Foyle serving on a committee which is meant to keep a lid on victory celebrations upon the German's defeat. But his time is soon occupied by the murder of a fellow committee member and is lead into a territory in which the allies would rather not explore. | | Guest Stars: Mark Bazeley as Martin Longmate, Frances Grey (1) as Janice Hylton, Rowena Cooper as Eunice Griffiths, Frank Mills as Michael Brown, Carolyn Pickles as Anne Calder, Paul Thornley as Edward Hylton, Julian Ovendon as Andrew Foyle, Charles Clarke as Kid, Richard Hodder as Ambulance Man, Ellie Hadington as Hilda Pierce, Jamie de Courcey as Peter Charman, Marin Savage as Mark Griffiths, Michael Kitchen as Christopher Foyle, Jay Benedict as Major John Kiefer, Joe Mantana as Colonel Steve Lukacks, Caroline Lintott as Receptionist, Honeysuckle Weeks as Samantha Stewart, Mark Hadfield as Spiv, Ian Hughes (1) as Ray Ingleston, Anthony Howell as DS Paul Milner, John Ramm as Dr Henry Zeigler, Polly Maberley as Edith Milner, Jay Simpson as Sgt Brooke, Jed Burns as Paperboy | | | |
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