Til Death Us Do Part (BBC)
Pilot (part of 'Comedy Playhouse')
- 'Til Death Us Do Part' (broadcast 22-Jul-65)
Series One - 1966
- 'Arguments, Arguments...' (6-Jun-66)
- 'Hair Raising!' (13-Jun-66)
- 'Intolerance' (11-Jul-66)
- 'Two Toilets?...That's Posh' (18-Jul-66)
- 'From Liverpool With Love' (25-Jul-66)
- 'Claustrophobia' (1-Aug-66)
Series Two - 1966/67
- 'Sex Before Marriage' (2-Jan-67)
- 'I Can Give Up Any Time I Like' (9-Jan-67)
- 'The Bulldog Breed' (16-Jan-67)
- 'Caviar on the Dole' (23-Jan-67)
- 'A Woman's Place is the Home' (30-Jan-67)
- 'A Wapping Mythology' (6-Feb-67)
- 'In Sickness and in Health...' (13-Feb-67)
- 'State Visit' (20-Feb-67)
Series Three - 1968
- 'The Phone' (5-Jan-68)
- 'Monopoly' (19-Jan-68)
- 'The Funeral' (26-Jan-68)
- 'Football' (2-Feb-68)
- 'The Puppy' (9-Feb-68)
- 'Aunt Maud' (16-Feb-68)
Specials
- Christmas Night with the Stars - Sketch (25-Dec-67)
- 'Up the Polls' (missing first five minutes or so, 18-Jun-70)
- Christmas Night with the Stars - Sketch (25-Dec-71)
Of the twenty-five episodes that make up the first three series of 'Til Death Us Do Part' (including the pilot), only four remain. The last episode of Series Two, 'Alf's Dilemma' was recovered in 1996. The print was edited for overseas sales and is missing approximately four minutes of footage that was considered to be potentially racially offensive. Clips exist from 'Arguments, Arguments...', 'Intolerance', 'The Puppy', and 'Aunt Maud'. The rest of the programme (series 4-7) is complete.
