List of Callan episodes

The following is a complete episode list for Callan, given in broadcast order. There were a total of 44 episodes produced and broadcast among its four seasons. The first two series (or seasons) were recorded in black-and-white video and several episodes from these have been lost or wiped.

Pilot

The pilot was broadcast in black and white.

No Season Ep Title Writer Director Original airdate Archive
001 Pilot Armchair Theatre:
'A Magnum for Schneider'
James Mitchell Bill Bain 4 February 1967 Survives

[1]

Season 1

This season was broadcast in black and white.

No Season Ep Title Writer Director Original airdate Archive
002 1 1 'The Good Ones Are All Dead' James Mitchell Toby Robertson 8 July 1967 Survives
003 1 2 'Goodbye, Nobby Clarke' Robert Banks Stewart Peter Duguid 15 July 1967 Missing
004 1 3 'The Death of Robert E Lee' James Mitchell Robert Tronson 22 July 1967 Missing
005 1 4 'Goodness Burns Too Bright' James Mitchell Bill Bain 29 July 1967 Missing
006 1 5 'But He's a Lord, Mr Callan' James Mitchell Guy Verney 5 August 1967 Missing
007 1 6 'You Should Have Got Here Sooner' James Mitchell Piers Haggard 12 August 1967 Survives

[2]

Season 2

This season was broadcast in black and white.

No Season Ep Title Writer Director Original airdate Archive
008 2 1 'Red Knight, White Knight' James Mitchell Peter Duguid 8 January 1969 Survives
009 2 2 'The Most Promising Girl of Her Year' James Mitchell Peter Duguid 15 January 1969 Survives
010 2 3 'You're Under Starter's Orders' Robert Banks Stewart Mike Vardy 22 January 1969 Missing
011 2 4 'The Little Bits and Pieces of Love' James Mitchell Peter Sasdy 29 January 1969 Survives
012 2 5 'Let's Kill Everybody' Ray Jenkins Robert Tronson 5 February 1969 Survives
013 2 6 'Heir Apparent' John Kershaw Peter Duguid 12 February 1969 Survives
014 2 7 'Land of Light and Peace' James Mitchell Piers Haggard 19 February 1969 Missing
015 2 8 'Blackmailers Should Be Discouraged' James Mitchell Jim Goddard 26 February 1969 Missing
016 2 9 'Death of a Friend' Ray Jenkins Peter Duguid 5 March 1969 Survives
017 2 10 'Jack-On-Top' Trevor Preston Mike Vardy 12 March 1969 Missing
018 2 11 'Once a Big Man, Always a Big Man' Lee Dunne Bill Bain 19 March 1969 Missing
019 2 12 'The Running Dog' William Emms Jim Goddard 26 March 1969 Missing
020 2 13 'The Worst Soldier I Ever Saw' James Mitchell Robert Tronson 2 April 1969 Survives
021 2 14 'Nice People Die at Home' Robert Banks Stewart, Terence Feely Peter Duguid 9 April 1969 Survives
022 2 15 'Death of a Hunter' Michael Winder Reginald Collin 16 April 1969 Survives

[3]

Season 3

This season was broadcast in colour.

No Season Ep Title Writer Director Original airdate Archive
023 3 1 'Where Else Could I Go?' James Mitchell Jim Goddard 8 April 1970 Survives
024 3 2 'Summoned to Appear' Trevor Preston Voytek 15 April 1970 Survives
025 3 3 'The Same Trick Twice' Bill Craig Peter Duguid 22 April 1970 Survives
026 3 4 'A Village Called G' James Mitchell Mike Vardy 13 May 1970 Survives
027 3 5 'Suddenly – at Home' James Mitchell Piers Haggard 20 May 1970 Survives
028 3 6 'Act of Kindness' Michael Winder Mike Vardy 27 May 1970 Survives
029 3 7 'God Help Your Friends' William Emms Peter Duguid 3 June 1970 Survives
030 3 8 'Breakout' James Mitchell Reginald Collin 10 June 1970 Survives
031 3 9 'Amos Green Must Live' Ray Jenkins Jim Goddard 24 June 1970 Survives

[4]

Season 4

This season was broadcast in colour.

No Season Ep Title Writer Director Original airdate Archive
032 4 1 'That'll Be the Day' James Mitchell Mike Vardy 1 March 1972 Survives
033 4 2 'Call Me Sir!' Bill Craig Bill Bain, Mike Vardy 8 March 1972 Survives
034 4 3 'First Refusal' Bill Craig Jim Goddard 15 March 1972 Survives
035 4 4 'Rules of the Game' Ray Jenkins Voytek 22 March 1972 Survives
036 4 5 'If He Can, So Could I' Ray Jenkins Peter Duguid 29 March 1972 Survives
037 4 6 'None of Your Business' Trevor Preston Voytek 5 April 1972 Survives
038 4 7 'Charlie Says It's Goodbye' James Mitchell Peter Duguid 12 April 1972 Survives
039 4 8 'I Never Wanted the Job' John Kershaw Jim Goddard 19 April 1972 Survives
040 4 9 'The Carrier' Peter Hill Jonathan Alwyn 26 April 1972 Survives
041 4 10 'The Contract' Bill Craig Reginald Collin 3 May 1972 Survives
042 4 11 'The Richmond File:
Call Me Enemy'
George Markstein Bill Bain 10 May 1972 Survives
043 4 12 'The Richmond File:
Do You Recognise the Woman?'
Bill Craig Peter Duguid 17 May 1972 Survives
044 4 13 'The Richmond File:
A Man Like Me'
James Mitchell Reginald Collin 24 May 1972 Survives

[5]

Reunion television movie

The reunion television movie was broadcast in colour.

No Season Ep Title Writer Director Original airdate Archive
045 Reunion TV movie 'Wet Job' James Mitchell Shaun O'Riordan 2 September 1981 Survives

[6]

References