Season - Episode
3
Season 3 Apr 23, 1990
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3 - 1Bradley Pulls It Off Apr 23, 1990 -
3 - 2Bradley Sticks It Out Apr 30, 1990
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3 - 3Bradley Gets on Top May 07, 1990
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3 - 4Bradley Holds His Own May 14, 1990
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3 - 5Bradley Does His Bit May 21, 1990
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3 - 6Their Finest Half Hour May 28, 1990
2
Season 2 May 21, 1984
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2 - 1Rent Protest May 21, 1984
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2 - 2Inheritance May 28, 1984
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2 - 3Hallucinogen Jun 04, 1984
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2 - 4Jack Loves Charlotte Jun 11, 1984
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2 - 5Is Bradley Insane? Jun 18, 1984
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2 - 6Election Jun 25, 1984
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2 - 7By-Election Jul 02, 1984
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2 - 8Jack's Proposal Jul 09, 1984
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2 - 9Inspector McDuff Jul 23, 1984
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2 - 10Marshall Snelgrove Jul 30, 1984
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2 - 11The Trial Aug 06, 1984
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2 - 12Charlotte's Letter Aug 13, 1984
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2 - 13Arms Sales Boost Aug 20, 1984
1
Season 1 Feb 21, 1983
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1 - 1Hospital Destruction Feb 21, 1983
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1 - 2Cambridge Feb 28, 1983
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1 - 3Blackleg Mar 07, 1983
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1 - 4Silent Hooter Mar 14, 1983
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1 - 5Pit Collapse Mar 21, 1983
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1 - 6Silent But Deadly Mar 28, 1983
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1 - 7Back Home Apr 04, 1983
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1 - 8Walking Time Bomb Apr 11, 1983
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1 - 9Poor Hesketh Apr 18, 1983
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1 - 10Bouncing Bomb Apr 25, 1983
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1 - 11The Forge Anger May 09, 1983
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1 - 12Hypnosis May 16, 1983
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1 - 13The Prince's Visit May 23, 1983
Overview
Brass is a British comedy-drama series created by John Stevenson and Julian Roach, and produced by Granada Television for ITV and eventually Channel 4. Satirising the working-class period dramas of the 1970s and the American supersoaps such as Dallas and Dynasty, Brass was unusual for ITV comedies of the time, as there was no laugh track and the humour deliberately kept extremely dry, using convoluted wordplay and subtle commentary on popular culture. Set primarily in Utterley, a fictional Lancashire mining town in the 1930s, two feuding families—the wealthy Hardacres and the poor, working-class Fairchilds, who lived in a small terraced house rented from the Hardacre empire.
Year 1990
Director John Stevenson, Julian Roach
Crew Les Chatfield (Director), Mark Robson (Producer), John Stevenson (Writer), Julian Roach (Writer), John Scarrott (Director of Photography)
Popularity 1.7893
Language English
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