

Season - Episode
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1 - 1Can You Forgive Her? (1) Jan 19, 1974
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1 - 2Can You Forgive Her? (2) Jan 26, 1974
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1 - 3Can You Forgive Her? (3) Feb 02, 1974
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1 - 4Can You Forgive Her? (4) Feb 09, 1974
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1 - 5Can You Forgive Her? (5) Feb 16, 1974
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1 - 6Can You Forgive Her? (6) Feb 23, 1974
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1 - 7Phineas Finn (1) Mar 02, 1974
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1 - 8Phineas Finn (2) Mar 09, 1974
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1 - 9Phineas Finn (3) Mar 16, 1974
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1 - 10Phineas Finn (4) Mar 23, 1974
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1 - 11Phineas Finn (5) Mar 30, 1974
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1 - 12The Eustace Diamonds (1) Apr 06, 1974
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1 - 13The Eustace Diamonds (2) Apr 13, 1974
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1 - 14The Eustace Diamonds (3) Apr 20, 1974
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1 - 15Phineas Redux (1) Apr 27, 1974
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1 - 16Phineas Redux (2) May 04, 1974
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1 - 17Phineas Redux (3) May 11, 1974
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1 - 18Phineas Redux (4) May 18, 1974
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1 - 19Phineas Redux (5) May 25, 1974
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1 - 20The Prime Minister (1) Jun 01, 1974
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1 - 21The Prime Minister (2) Jun 08, 1974
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1 - 22The Prime Minister (3) Jun 15, 1974
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1 - 23The Prime Minister (4) Jun 22, 1974
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1 - 24The Prime Minister (5) Jun 29, 1974
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1 - 25The Duke's Children (1) Oct 26, 1974
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1 - 26The Duke's Children (2) Nov 02, 1974
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0 - 1Interview with Susan Hampshire (1) Jan 01, 1970
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0 - 2Interview with Susan Hampshire (2) Jan 01, 1970
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0 - 3Interview with Susan Hampshire (3) Jan 01, 1970
Overview
We begin with the duel between Phineas and Chiltern. Finn takes a wound in the shoulder. But, the bullet does not do as much damage as the smear campaign that Snide begins in 'The People's Banner'. Phineas' attempt to enlist Laura's aid in winning Violet is rebuffed, at first, but, later she decides to do what she can. We are introduced to Lord Fawn, whose ineptness will be a joy to watch in the episodes to come. Phineas is offered a post in the government as the Undersecretary of the Colonies. After Violet turns down Phineas' offer he returns to the solace of Mary Flood's embrace. While in Ireland Phineas becomes aware of the terrible plight of Irish tenants, and his decision to act on their behalf will mean the loss of his newly won job. Election reform means the loss of his seat in Parliament. As the episode closes Madame Max, who Glencora as been pushing Phineas toward, offers him all that she has. He declines most graciously, as does Madame Max when the Duke of Omnium as