Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: January 12, 1992
Seasons: 10
Episodes: 67
Networks: BBC One
Genres: Comedy

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As Time Goes By(1992)

TMDB Rating: 7.5 (40 votes)

Overview

Two lovers are reunited after decades apart following a mutual misunderstanding.

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Season 1

6 episodes • 1992

#	Episode	Air Date
1	You Must Remember This	Jan 12, 1992
2	Getting to Know You --- Again	Jan 19, 1992
3	The Copper Kettle	Jan 26, 1992
4	Surprise, Surprise	Feb 2, 1992
5	Relationships	Feb 9, 1992
6	The Picnic	Feb 16, 1992

Season 2

7 episodes • 1993

#	Episode	Air Date
1	White Hunter	Jan 10, 1993
2	A Weekend Away	Jan 17, 1993
3	Visiting Rocky	Jan 24, 1993
4	Why?	Jan 31, 1993
5	Misunderstandings	Feb 7, 1993
6	The Cruise	Feb 14, 1993
7	The Book Signing	Feb 21, 1993

Season 3

10 episodes • 1994

#	Episode	Air Date
1	We'll Always Have Paris	Jan 2, 1994
2	Rocky's Wedding Day	Jan 9, 1994
3	Living Together, But Where?	Jan 16, 1994
4	Covering Up	Jan 23, 1994
5	Moving In	Jan 30, 1994
6	Branching Out	Feb 6, 1994
7	The Mini Series	Feb 13, 1994
8	A Trip to Los Angeles	Feb 20, 1994
9	Dealing with Sally	Feb 27, 1994
10	Problems, Problems	Mar 6, 1994

Season 4

10 episodes • 1995

#	Episode	Air Date
1	A House Full of Women	Mar 5, 1995
2	Rewrites	Mar 12, 1995
3	Getting Rid of Gwen	Mar 19, 1995
4	The Affair	Mar 26, 1995
5	Welcome News	Apr 2, 1995
6	The Anniversary Party	Apr 9, 1995
7	Wedding Preparations	Apr 16, 1995
8	Wedding Day Nerves	Apr 23, 1995
9	Judith's New Romance	Apr 30, 1995
10	Improvements?	May 7, 1995

Season 5

7 episodes • 1996

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Country Set	Jan 7, 1996
2	Lionel's Ex-Wife	Jan 14, 1996
3	Lionel's New Hobby	Jan 21, 1996
4	Avoiding the Country Set	Feb 4, 1996
5	Broadcast Plans	Feb 11, 1996
6	At Death's Door	Feb 18, 1996
7	Showered with Gifts	Feb 25, 1996

Season 6

7 episodes • 1997

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Stalker	May 18, 1997
2	The Psychotherapist	May 25, 1997
3	The Dinner Party	Jun 1, 1997
4	What's Wrong with Mrs Bale?	Jun 8, 1997
5	Alistair's Engagement	Jun 15, 1997
6	The House Next Door	Jun 22, 1997
7	A Surprise for Jean	Jun 29, 1997

Season 7

7 episodes • 1998

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Pardon?	Apr 19, 1998
2	An Old Flame	Apr 26, 1998
3	The New Neighbours	May 3, 1998
4	The Bypass	May 10, 1998
5	Too Old ... or Too Nosy	May 17, 1998
6	The Old Folks' Party	May 24, 1998
7	The Proposal	May 31, 1998

Season 8

6 episodes • 2000

#	Episode	Air Date
1	A Very Personal Problem	Jul 30, 2000
2	Animal Magnetism	Aug 6, 2000
3	The Bathroom	Aug 13, 2000
4	Surprising News	Aug 20, 2000
5	Future Imperfect	Aug 27, 2000
6	Going Online	Sep 1, 2000

Season 9

5 episodes • 2002

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Time to Settle Down (a.k.a. You Can't Manufacture Happy Endings for Everybody)	Jul 7, 2002
2	Another Proposal (a.k.a. Wedding Plans)	Jul 14, 2002
3	The World Will Always Welcome Lovers (a.k.a The Wedding)	Jul 21, 2002
4	What Now?	Aug 4, 2002
5	You Must Remember This	Aug 11, 2002

Series 10

2 episodes • 2005

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Christmas Special Part One	Dec 26, 2005	0.0
2	Christmas Special Part Two	Dec 30, 2005	0.0

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