1964) "The Patient" (5 July 1964) "The Martyr" (12 July 1964) "Holiday Attractions" (19 July 1964) "Financial Consideration" (26 July 1964) "The Divorce" (2 August 1964) "A Nice Surprise" (9 August 1964) Christmas Special (1964) Short special as part of Christmas Night with the Stars (25 December 64) Series Three (1965) "The Cuckoo" (5 January 1965) "The Waiting Game" (12 January 1965) "And Baby Makes Three" (19 January 1965) "Nest of Starlings" (26 January 1965) "The Ladies' Man" (2 February 1965) "The Homecoming" (9 February 1965) "Night of Nostalgia" (16 February 1965) Series Four (1965) Entire series not known to survive. "What's in a Name" (22 August 1965) "The Dinner" (29 August 1965) "Serenade in Two Flats" (5 September 1965) "Tropical Magic" (12 September 1965) "Migration of Starlings" (19 September 1965) "Goodbye George – Goodbye Kate" (26 September 1965) Series Five (1966) Entire series not known to survive, except where noted. "The New Start" (22 April 1966) "Back to the Beginning" (29 April 1966) "Home Market" (6 May 1966) "Big Business" (13 May 1966, sequence(s) exist) "Alarums and Excursions" (20 May 1966) "First House" (27 May 1966) "And Then There Were Five" (3 June 1966) DVD releases Series One & Three were released on 4 February 2013. Radio series Marriage Lines was adapted for radio from 1965 to 1967, with Richard Briers and Prunella Scales once again starring. The scripts were also written by Richard Waring. The first series, of 13 episodes, ran from 21 May to 13 August 1965 and the second series, of 13 episodes, from 19 March to 11 June 1967. The series was repeated on BBC Radio 4 Extra from 13 October 2014 onwards. References Mark Lewisohn, "Radio Times Guide to TV Comedy", BBC Worldwide 2003 British TV Comedy Guide for Marriage Lines External links 1960s British sitcoms 1961 British television series debuts 1966 British television series endings BBC Radio comedy programmes BBC television sitcoms Lost BBC episodes Black-and-white British television shows English-language television shows