Warship (TV Series) - Episode List

Episode List

Series 1:

  1. Hot Pursuit - 7 June 1973
  2. Nobody Said Frigate - 14 June 1973
  3. Off Caps - 21 June 1973
  4. Funny, They All Said That - 28 June 1973
  5. The Drop - 5 July 1973
  6. The Prize - 12 July 1973
  7. Subsmash - 19 July 1973
  8. A Standing And Jumping War - 2 August 1973
  9. Shoresides And Home - 9 August 1973

Series 2:

  1. The Raid - 15 October 1974
  2. Without Just Cause - 22 October 1974
  3. Who Run Across The Sea - 29 October 1974
  4. The Immortal Memory - 5 November 1974
  5. One of Those Days - 12 November 1974
  6. The Man From The Sea - 19 November 1974
  7. Nothing To Starboard - 26 November 1974
  8. Distant Waters - 3 December 1974
  9. Away Seaboat’s Crew - 10 December 1974
  10. Echo of Battle - 17 December 1974

Series 3:

  1. And Wings of Gold - 6 January 1976
  2. What Are Friends For? - 13 January 1976
  3. Knight Errant - 20 January 1976
  4. They Also Serve - 27 January 1976
  5. Under the Surface - 3 February 1976
  6. Rough Run Home - 10 February 1976
  7. All of One Company - 17 February 1976
  8. Quiet Run Ashore - 24 February 1976
  9. The Ides of Mark - 2 March 1976
  10. The Buccaneer - 9 March 1976
  11. Divert With Dispatch - 16 March 1976
  12. Heart of Oak - 23 March 1976
  13. First Turn of the Screw - 30 March 1976

Series 4:

  1. Wind Song - 4 January 1977
  2. Singapore Incident - 11 January 1977
  3. Diplomatic Package - 18 January 1977
  4. Rendezvous - 25 January 1977
  5. Girl From The Sea - 1 February 1977
  6. A Matter of History - 8 February 1977
  7. Counter Charge - 15 February 1977
  8. Man in Reserve - 22 February 1977
  9. Fall From Grace - 1 March 1977
  10. Jack Fell Down - 8 March 1977
  11. Robertson Crusoe - 15 March 1977
  12. Someone, Somewhere - 22 March 1977
  13. Operation Sting-Ray - 29 March 1977

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