Screen Two - Season 10

1. Genghis Cohn

Aired: 3/2/1994

2. Skallagrigg

Aired: 3/9/1994

Back in the 'bad old days' when the physically and mentally disabled were locked away in institutions a legend grew of someone who could stand up to the authorities and help them. This charming story is how a group of disabled people went to chase that legend.

3. All Things Bright and Beautiful

Aired: 3/16/1994

4. The Reflecting Skin

Aired: 3/23/1994

5. O Mary This London

Aired: 3/30/1994

6. Dirtysomething

Aired: 4/6/1994

A comedy that pits the hippy ideals of the New Age against the yuppy aspirations of suburbia. Dog and Becca meet at the Glastonbury Festival and trade life on the road for the relative security of a squat. But the squat becomes a home, and a home demands improvements -- and an income to support them. Can Dog and Becca remain true to their roots, or will colour charts and shelving units get the better of them?

7. Return to Blood River

Aired: 4/13/1994

8. Henri

Aired: 4/20/1994

9. Zinky Boys Go Underground

Aired: 4/27/1994

10. Ethan Frome

Aired: 5/4/1994

11. Hope in the Year Two

Aired: 5/11/1994

12. Sin Bin

Aired: 5/18/1994

When a psychiatric patient dies after a violent assault, a nurse is forced to choose between self-preservation and justice.

13. Men of the Month

Aired: 5/25/1994

14. Sarafina

Aired: 6/1/1994

15. A Landing on the Sun

Aired: 6/8/1994

By special request of the Prime Minister, civil servant Stephen Summerchild and philosopher Elizabeth Serafin are given the unusual brief of finding the true meaning of happiness. Twenty years after Summerchild's mysterious death, a Cabinet officer investigates, and uncovers a secret world high in a Whitehall attic and a curious romance that disturbed Summerchild's superiors.

16. In the Cold Light of Day

Aired: 6/15/1994

17. Criminal

Aired: 6/22/1994

18. Midnight Movie

Aired: 12/26/1994

19. The Blue Boy

Aired: 1/2/1996

A couple expecting their first baby spend a few days in the Highlands, hoping to make a fresh start to their relationship - only for the past to creep up on the present with devastating results.