- Eps 1: New Faces, Old Hands
- Eps 1: A Rose for Lotta
- Eps 2: The Hustler
- Eps 2: Death on Sun Mountain
- Eps 3: The Newcomers
- Eps 3: A Night In
- Eps 4: The Paiute War
- Eps 4: A Day Out
- Eps 5: Enter Mark Twain
- Eps 5: Ways and Means
- Eps 6: The Julia Bulette Story
- Eps 6: Men Without Women
- Eps 7: The Saga of Annie O'Toole
- Eps 8: The Phillip Diedesheimer Story
- Eps 9: Mr. Henry Comstock
- Eps 10: The Magnificent Adah
- Eps 11: The Truckee Strip
- Eps 12: The Hanging Posse
- Eps 13: Vendetta
- Eps 14: The Sisters
- Eps 15: The Last Hunt
- Eps 16: El Toro Grande
- Eps 17: The Outcast
- Eps 18: A House Divided
- Eps 19: The Gunmen
- Eps 20: The Fear Merchants
- Eps 21: The Spanish Grant
- Eps 22: Blood on the Land
- Eps 23: Desert Justice
- Eps 24: The Stranger
- Eps 25: Escape to Ponderosa
- Eps 26: The Avenger
- Eps 27: The Last Trophy
- Eps 28: San Francisco
- Eps 29: Bitter Water
- Eps 30: Feet of Clay
- Eps 31: Dark Star
- Eps 32: Death at Dawn
Porridge
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14 Seasons
Set in the fictional HMP Slade, this classic British comedy aired on BBC1 from 1974 to 1977, spanning three series, two Christmas specials, and a feature film. Crafted by Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais, it showcases the antics of inmates Fletcher, played by Ronnie Barker, and his young cellmate, portrayed by Richard Beckinsale. The term "doing porridge" refers to serving time, reflecting the show's prison setting. The series concluded with a sequel, Going Straight, in 1978, confirming Fletcher’s freedom. Porridge ranks seventh in a 2004 BBC poll of the greatest British sitcoms.
