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EP1 - Bambino Mio
February. 06,1994
A woman's fight to adopt a war baby from the Third World after becoming unable to conceive.
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EP2 - A Breed of Heroes
September. 04,1994
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EP3 - Pat and Margaret
September. 11,1994
A Lancashire-born American soap star who, returning to Britain, is reunited on live television with her sister Margaret—a motorway cafeteria waitress.
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EP4 - Two Golden Balls
September. 18,1994
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EP5 - Meat
September. 25,1994
Charlie Dyce, an ex-young offender, works in a seedy London café and meets Myra, a prostitute. Her pimp begins to cause trouble when she becomes pregnant.
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EP6 - Murder in Mind
October. 02,1994
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