Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: July 31, 1968
Seasons: 9
Episodes: 77
Networks: BBC One
Genres: Comedy

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Dad's Army(1968)
Comeback King
This show finished strong! The final season's average rating was higher than the previous one.

TMDB Rating: 7.4 (73 votes)

Overview

Introducing the Walmington-On-Sea home guard. During WW2, in a fictional British seaside town, a ragtag group of Home Guard local defense volunteers prepare for an imminent German invasion.

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Season 1

6 episodes • 1968

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Man and the Hour	Jul 31, 1968
2	Museum Piece	Aug 7, 1968
3	Command Decision	Aug 14, 1968
4	The Enemy Within the Gates	Aug 21, 1968
5	The Showing Up of Corporal Jones	Aug 28, 1968
6	Shooting Pains	Sep 11, 1968

Season 2

6 episodes • 1969

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Operation Kilt	Mar 1, 1969
2	The Battle of Godfrey's Cottage	Mar 8, 1969
3	The Loneliness of the Long Distance Walker	Mar 15, 1969
4	Sergeant Wilson's Little Secret	Mar 22, 1969
5	A Stripe For Frazer	Mar 29, 1969
6	Under Fire	Apr 5, 1969

Season 3

14 episodes • 1969Avg: 6.0

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Armoured Might of Lance Corporal Jones	Sep 11, 1969	0.0
2	Battle School	Sep 18, 1969	0.0
3	The Lion Has Phones	Sep 25, 1969	0.0
4	The Bullet is not for Firing	Oct 2, 1969	0.0
5	Something Nasty in the Vault	Oct 9, 1969	0.0
6	Room at the Bottom	Oct 16, 1969	0.0
7	Big Guns	Oct 23, 1969	0.0
8	The Day the Balloon Went Up	Oct 30, 1969	0.0
9	War Dance	Nov 6, 1969	0.0
10	Menace From the Deep	Nov 13, 1969	0.0
11	Branded	Nov 20, 1969	0.0
12	Man Hunt	Nov 27, 1969	0.0
13	No Spring for Frazer	Dec 4, 1969	0.0
14	Sons of the Sea	Dec 11, 1969	6.0

Season 4

13 episodes • 1970Avg: 7.0Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Big Parade	Sep 25, 1970	0.0
2	Don't Forget the Diver	Oct 2, 1970	0.0
3	Boots, Boots, Boots	Oct 9, 1970	0.0
4	Sgt - Save My Boy !	Oct 16, 1970	0.0
5	Don't Fence Me In	Oct 23, 1970	8.0
6	Absent Friends	Oct 30, 1970	6.0
7	Put That Light Out	Nov 6, 1970	0.0
8	The Two and a Half Feathers	Nov 13, 1970	0.0
9	Mum's Army	Nov 20, 1970	0.0
10	The Test	Nov 27, 1970	0.0
11	A. Wilson (Manager)	Dec 4, 1970	0.0
12	Uninvited Guests	Dec 11, 1970	0.0
13	Fallen Idol	Dec 18, 1970	0.0

Season 5

13 episodes • 1972

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Asleep in the Deep	Oct 6, 1972
2	Keep Young and Beautiful	Oct 13, 1972
3	A Soldier's Farewell	Oct 20, 1972
4	Getting the Bird	Oct 27, 1972
5	The Desperate Drive of Lance Corporal Jones	Nov 3, 1972
6	If the Cap Fits...	Nov 10, 1972
7	The King Was in His Counting House	Nov 17, 1972
8	All is Safely Gathered In	Nov 24, 1972
9	When Did You Last See Your Money?	Dec 1, 1972
10	Brain Versus Brawn	Dec 8, 1972
11	A Brush With the Law	Dec 15, 1972
12	Round and Round Went the Great Big Wheel	Dec 22, 1972
13	Time On My Hands	Dec 25, 1972

Season 6

7 episodes • 1973

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Deadly Attachment	Oct 31, 1973
2	My British Buddy	Nov 7, 1973
3	The Royal Train	Nov 14, 1973
4	We Knows Our Onions	Nov 21, 1973
5	The Honourable Man	Nov 28, 1973
6	Things that Go Bump in the Night	Dec 5, 1973
7	The Recruit	Dec 12, 1973

Season 7

6 episodes • 1974

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Everybody's Trucking	Nov 15, 1974
2	Man of Action	Nov 22, 1974
3	Gorilla Warfare	Nov 29, 1974
4	The Godiva Affair	Dec 6, 1974
5	The Captain's Car	Dec 13, 1974
6	Turkey Dinner	Dec 20, 1974

Season 8

6 episodes • 1975

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Ring Dem Bells	Sep 5, 1975
2	When You've Got To Go	Sep 12, 1975
3	Is There Honey Still For Tea?	Sep 19, 1975
4	Come In, Your Time Is Up	Sep 26, 1975
5	High Finance	Oct 3, 1975
6	The Face On the Poster	Oct 10, 1975

Season 9

6 episodes • 1977

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Wake-Up Walmington	Oct 2, 1977
2	The Making of Private Pike	Oct 9, 1977
3	Knights of Madness	Oct 16, 1977
4	The Miser's Hoard	Oct 23, 1977
5	Number Engaged	Nov 6, 1977
6	Never Too Old	Nov 13, 1977

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