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Season 1

  • S01E01 Fish and Ships

    • September 10, 1979
    • BBC Two

    Cullercoats and North Shields are two communities which live cheek by jowl on the North East coast of England. They're communities dominated by the changing moods of the North Sea. In a period which included the postponement of the General Election; the UK screening of the NBC drama series Holocaust; and Muhammad Ali regaining the Heavyweight Championship of the World from Leon Spinks, we see the way in which these national and international issues interact with ordinary people's struggle to win a decent livelihood from the sea.

  • S01E02 Shinty Town

    • September 17, 1979
    • BBC Two

  • S01E03 The Operation

    • September 24, 1979
    • BBC Two

  • S01E04 Gamblers of the Vale

    • October 1, 1979
    • BBC Two

  • S01E05 A New Lease of Life?

    • October 8, 1979
    • BBC Two

  • S01E06 Cob Country

    • October 15, 1979
    • BBC Two

  • S01E07 One of the Indians

    • October 22, 1979
    • BBC Two

  • S01E08 Some of Our Best Friends

    • October 29, 1979
    • BBC Two

  • S01E09 Five Million Pounds at Stake

    • November 5, 1979
    • BBC Two

  • S01E10 Sound an Alarm

    • November 12, 1979
    • BBC Two

  • S01E11 Sad to Be Leaving.... Glad to Be Going

    • November 19, 1979
    • BBC Two

  • S01E12 Dover Harbour

    • November 26, 1979
    • BBC Two

    Victoria and the gang fearlessly fights to defeat a Vortix swarm-- led by super-Vortixed Arden. Daphnii has a vision that redirects the course of Rebel Ship Ghostcat.

  • S01E13 When the Ships Come In

    • December 3, 1979
    • BBC Two

  • S01E14 Men and Iron

    • December 10, 1979
    • BBC Two

    Men and Iron follows the workers of the Lion Foundry in Kirkintilloch, on the outskirts of Glasgow, and provides us with a vivid portrayal of their working lives and the community spirit in the area between the 11th and 15th of December 1978.

  • S01E15 Christmas at St David's

    • December 17, 1979
    • BBC Two