List of Auf Wiedersehen, Pet episodes

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This is a list of episodes of the British television series Auf Wiedersehen, Pet.

Contents 1 Series 1 2 Series 2: ITV, 1986 3 Series 3: BBC 1, 2002 4 Series 4: BBC 1, 2004 5 Christmas special: (2004) 6 References

[edit] Series 1

The first series was first broadcast on ITV from 11 November 1983 until 10 February 1984.

#	Title	Writer(s)	Director	Original airdate
(1-01)	""If I Were a Carpenter""	Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais	Roger Bamford	11 November 1983
Dennis, Neville and Oz leave Britain to find work as bricklayers in Germany.
(2-02)	""Who Won the War Anyway?""	Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais	Roger Bamford	18 November 1983
(3-03)	""The Girls They Left Behind""	Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais	Roger Bamford	23 November 1983
(4-04)	""Suspicion""	Ian La Frenais	Roger Bamford	2 December 1983
(5-05)	""Home Thoughts from Abroad""	Stan Hey	Baz Taylor	9 December 1983
(6-06)	""The Accused""	Ian La Frenais	Roger Bamford	16 December 1983
(7-07)	""Private Lives""	Ian La Frenais	Roger Bamford	30 December 1983

• "The Fugitive" - 6 January
• "The Alien" - 13 January
• "Last Rites" - 20 January
• "The Lovers" - 27 January
• "Love and Other Four Letter Words" - 3 February
• "When the Boat Goes Out" - 10 February

[edit] Series 2: ITV, 1986

• "The Return of the Seven: Part 1" - 21 February
• "The Return of the Seven: Part 2" - 28 February
• "A Law for the Rich" - 7 March
• "Another Country"^[1] - 14 March
• "A Home from Home" - 21 March
• "Cowboys" - 28 March
• "No Sex Please, We're Brickies" - 4 April
• "Marjorie Doesn't Live Here Anymore" - 11 April
• "Hasta la Vista" - 18 April
• "Scoop" - 25 April
• "Law and Disorder" - 2 May
• "For Better or Worse" - 9 May
• "Quo Vadis Pet" - 16 May

[edit] Series 3: BBC 1, 2002

• "Bridging the Gap" - 28 April
• "Heavy Metal" - 5 May
• "Bridge Over Troubled Water" - 12 May
• "A Bridge Too Far" - 19 May
• "Another Country"^[1] - 26 May
• "An Inspector Calls" - 2 June

[edit] Series 4: BBC 1, 2004

• "Britannia Waives the Rules" - 4 January
• "Our Men in Havana" - 11 January
• "A Gift from Fidel" - 18 January
• "Moonlighting" - 25 January
• "Dangerous Liaisons" - 1 February
• "The End of the Affair" - 8 February

[edit] Christmas special: (2004)

The final two episodes were broadcast on BBC One in December 2004. Although the title "Au Revoir" was not used on-screen, this was the name given to them on the official BBC website.^[2]

#	Title	Writer(s)	Director	Original airdate
(5-01)	"Au Revoir: Part 1"	Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais	Sandy Johnson	28 December 2004
(5-02)	"Au Revoir: Part 2"	Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais	Sandy Johnson	29 December 2004

[edit] References

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