

Season - Episode
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4 - 1The Sory of a Panic Mar 05, 1976
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4 - 2God Save Us from Moralists Mar 12, 1976
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4 - 3Bloodline Mar 19, 1976
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4 - 4Echoes Mar 26, 1976
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4 - 5Divorce Apr 02, 1976
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4 - 6The Charm Factor Apr 09, 1976
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4 - 7Film Story Apr 16, 1976
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4 - 8Hong Kong Rock Apr 23, 1976
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4 - 9A Household of Gamblers Apr 30, 1976
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4 - 10Time Out May 07, 1976
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4 - 11Incident May 14, 1976
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4 - 12Favours May 21, 1976
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4 - 13Broke May 28, 1976
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3 - 1First Impressions Jun 22, 1973
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3 - 2Second Thoughts Jun 29, 1973
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3 - 3The Last Rent Dinner Jul 06, 1973
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3 - 4A Tale of Two Paintings Jul 13, 1973
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3 - 5Strained Relations Jul 20, 1973
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3 - 6Mrs. Paige Jul 27, 1973
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3 - 7Gentlemen and Players Aug 03, 1973
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3 - 8Mishaps Aug 10, 1973
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3 - 9The Caper Aug 17, 1973
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3 - 10The Goddaughter Aug 24, 1973
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3 - 11Family Feeling Aug 31, 1973
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3 - 12Departures Sep 07, 1973
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3 - 13Touch and Go Sep 14, 1973
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2 - 1Invasion Jan 08, 1971
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2 - 2Exposure Jan 15, 1971
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2 - 3Ring of Fire Jan 22, 1971
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2 - 4Bow to the Lady Jan 29, 1971
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2 - 5A Quiet Place in the Country Feb 05, 1971
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2 - 6A Letter to David Feb 12, 1971
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2 - 7Nicola Penn Feb 19, 1971
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2 - 8Open Verdict Feb 26, 1971
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2 - 9The Diplomat Mar 05, 1971
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2 - 10Absolutely Feudal Mar 12, 1971
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2 - 11The Sealed Offer Mar 19, 1971
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2 - 12Breakdown Mar 26, 1971
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2 - 13Whose Life Is It? Apr 02, 1971
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1 - 1Thanks for the Offer Sep 16, 1969
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1 - 2The Wrong Side of the Hill Sep 23, 1969
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1 - 3An Excellent Thing for the District Sep 30, 1969
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1 - 4Some You Win Some You Lose Oct 07, 1969
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1 - 5Patron of the Arts Oct 14, 1969
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1 - 6If You Can't Beat 'Em... Oct 21, 1969
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1 - 7The Ring Oct 28, 1969
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1 - 8The Day of the Miuras Nov 04, 1969
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1 - 9A Memory of Time Past Nov 11, 1969
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1 - 10Safety of the Realm Nov 18, 1969
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1 - 11M.Y.O.B. Nov 25, 1969
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1 - 12For Those in Peril Dec 02, 1969
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1 - 13The Dinner Party Dec 09, 1969
Overview
Hadleigh was a British television series made by Yorkshire Television which originally ran from 1969 to 1976. Developed by Robert Barr, it was a sequel to the writer's earlier Gazette for the same company. The theme music was composed by Alan Moorhouse and, from series 3, Tony Hatch. James Hadleigh played by Gerald Harper, was "the perfect squire, paternalistically careful of his tenantry's welfare, beloved in the village, respected in the council." A "knight in a shining white Aston Martin V8, he sets about correcting local injustices." His wife, from a lower-class background, was played by Hilary Dwyer. The series attracted around 17 million viewers at its peak.