S7·E64 Through the Bottom of a Glass, Darkly: Part 1
Synopsis
The Fulchester Free Press published an article accusing journalist Dennis Broadley of being dishonest and a drunk after he wrote a critical article about dancer Linda McDonald. Ben Hare and Julia Andretti of the FFP are now being sued for libel by Broadley who says his comments about McDonald were accurate and involved no deception but they say he tricked her and is notorious for his problems with alcohol.
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When did Season 7 Episode 64 of Crown Court air?
Season 7, Episode 64 ('Through the Bottom of a Glass, Darkly: Part 1') originally aired on October 17, 1978.
How long is Season 7 Episode 64 ('Through the Bottom of a Glass, Darkly: Part 1')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for Crown Court.
What happens in Crown Court Season 7 Episode 64?
The Fulchester Free Press published an article accusing journalist Dennis Broadley of being dishonest and a drunk after he wrote a critical article about dancer Linda McDonald. Ben Hare and Julia Andretti of the FFP are now being sued for libel by Broadley who says his comments about McDonald were a...
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