whose crew were forced to work in tunnels where some of them contracted caisson disease. This episode would be seen in the United States as an episode of NBC's Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre and is listed in indexes as the show's pilot. "Another Wonderful Day" "After All, Who's Art Morrison?" This episode featured Margot Kidder (later of the 1978 film Superman as Lois Lane) "Listen, An Old Man Is Speaking" "Fair Egypt" "Thy Mother A Lady, Lovely and Bright" "Does Anybody Remember the Victim's Name?" "A Dime Harry Doesn't Need" "Pick A Time...Any Time" "All Aboard For Candyland" "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" (Two-parter, guest starring Michael Learned, later of The Waltons) "You've Been Very Kind" "Another Dawn, Another Sunrise, Another Day" "Give Until It Hurts...And Then Some" "The Cold Smile of Friends" (Two-Parter) "Name of the Games People Play" "Chocolate Fudge With Walnuts" Awards In 2002, Wojeck became a MasterWorks honouree by the Audio-Visual Preservation Trust of Canada. References External links Queen's University Directory of CBC Television Series (Wojeck archived listing link via archive.org) Museum of Broadcast Communications AVTrust.ca - Wojeck, MasterWorks 2002 (video clip) 1960s Canadian drama television series CBC Television original programming Canadian legal television series 1966 Canadian television series debuts 1968 Canadian television series endings