List Of Mistresses Episodes
The following is a list of Mistresses episodes. Mistresses is a romantic drama shown on BBC One in the UK, and has aired two seasons as of 2009 the season finale was aired in August 2010 .
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... Title Viewers Original airdate # Episode 1, "Episode One" 3.98m 5 August 2010 (2010-08-05) 13 Two years have passed and the once-unbreakable bond between best ... huge shock in store for her that will change her plans entirely 2 "Episode Two" TBC 12 August 2010 (2010-08-12) 14 Katie is forced to take a trip down memory lane as she visits the house she grew up ... and risks making her feelings clear when she drinks too much at his stag do 3 "Episode Three" TBC 19 August 2010 (2010-08-19) 15 Trudi is guilt-stricken ...
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