Annie's Bar - Season 1

First aired: 2/1/1996 10 episodes

Political soap with scenes shot just hours before transmission. Set in and around Annie's Bar - the legendary watering hole and gossip shop in the House of Commons.

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Episodes

1. Episode 1

Aired: 2/1/1996

David Dashwood is surprisingly elected as Conservative MP at a by-election in marginal Westling-on-Sea. Flushed with success, he is set to go to Westminster with his ideals intact.

2. Episode 2

Aired: 2/8/1996

David Dashwood makes his first TV appearance and doesn't realise that he has been set up by the Labour Whip. Terry Dunning, the Tory Whip, is not amused.

3. Episode 3

Aired: 2/15/1996

Nick Buckley is at the forefront of a demonstration designed to win votes, but things start to go wrong. Stiggy gets embroiled with Candy in an embarrassing scam.

4. Episode 4

Aired: 2/22/1996

David Dashwood is due to make his maiden speech and he's determined to make his mark, despite the attempts of Terry Dunning to restrain him. Then Graham Keegan receives a worrying phone call.

5. Episode 5

Aired: 2/29/1996

After Dashwood has made his provocative maiden speech and the knives are out for him... within his own party. Labour whip Graham Keegan has his own problems, and is fighting for his political life.

6. Episode 6

Aired: 3/7/1996

Although David is pleasing his constituents, his wife Laura is giving the Westling constituency chairman serious cause for concern.

7. Episode 7

Aired: 3/14/1996

Antonia Courtney is giving Terry Dunning difficulties. Will his threat to deport her have the desired effect?

8. Episode 8

Aired: 3/21/1996

David threatens to force a defeat on the Government, so Terry enlists the help of Fleur to manoeuvre him into an uncompromising position. Will blackmail work on the rebel?

9. Episode 9

Aired: 3/28/1996

A break-in at the whip's office gives Terry Dunning a major headache, and Fleur gets taken in for questioning.

10. Episode 10

Aired: 4/4/1996

It's the night of the crucial vote and Dashwood is determined to vote with the opposition - can he bring down the government?