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Director : Seth Holt Script : Milton S Gelman and Jean Holloway Notes : Episodes up until Saviour of Vlarik were broadcast on Thursday nights between 9:40pm and 10:35pm.
Director : Robert Douglas Script : Norman Lessing
Director : Robert Douglas Script : Iain MacCormick
Director : Robert Douglas Script : Dan Mainwaring
Director : Alvin Rakoff Script : Julian Bond
Director : Alvin Rakoff Script : John McGreevey
Director : Alvin Rakoff Script : Stuart Jerome
Director : Peter Maxwell Script : Mark Rodgers
Director : Seth Holt Script : Bill Strutton
Director : Robert Day Script : E Sarfield Waters Notes : From this episode on the series was broadcast on Tuesdays between 9:10pm and 10:05pm.
Director : Silvio Narizzano Script : Jean Holloway from a story by Mort Abrahams and Herbert Abbot Spiro
Director : Peter Maxwell Script : S S Schweitzer
Director : Harvey Hart Script : John T Dugan
Director : Harvey Hart Script : John T Dugan
Director : Peter Medak Script : Julian Bond from a story by John Hawkesworth
Director : Peter Maxwell Script : Daniel Mainwaring
Director : Robert Tronson Script : S S Schweitzer and George Slavin
Director : Sam Wannamaker Script : Gerry Day
Director : Alvin Rakoff Script : John McGreevey
Director : Peter Graham Scott Script : Leon Griffiths from a story by George Markstein
Director : Alvin Rakoff Script : S S Schweitzer Notes : From this episode onwards the series was broadcast between 8:00pm and 8:55pm.
Director : Harvey Hart and John Peverall Script : John T Dugan
Director : Lewis Allen Script : Oscar Millard
Director : Lewis Allen Script : Gerry Day and Ed Waters from a story by Ed Waters
Director : Alvin Rakoff Script : Gerry Day and Edward Morris Notes : The final two episodes were broadcast between 9:40pm and 10:45pm.
Director : Jeremy Summers Script : John T Duga
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 Court Martial was about two military lawyers in the US Army during and just after the Second World War played by Peter Graves (Major Frank Whittaker) and Bradford Dillman (Captain David Young). These officers and good friends would frequently find themselves on opposing sides during a trial and the storylines would involve the tracking down of witnesses and the unearthing of the true circumstances behind crimes. Doing most of the legwork was Sergeant John MacCaskey played by Kenneth J. Warren, with Angela Brown portraying Sergeant Yolanda Perkins. The series was made as a co-production between the American production company Roncom and ITC. Lew Grade (the then head of ITC Entertainment) had sold the American ABC network on the idea of the show and Universal Television also had a big hand in financing the series. The on-site facilities at Pinewood including the studio lot, Heatherden Hall, grounds and gardens were all put to good use as exteriors in the episodes. The
series was produced by Robert Douglas,who was replaced by Bill Hill
from the episode Judge Them Gently. The
series was filmed on 35mm and had a running time of 60 minutes.
Transmission
dates are for the Granada region.
Text © Mike Richardson, 2002.
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