The New Adventures of Lucky Jim

Season 1

7 episodes · Nov 1, 1982

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  • S1E1

    The Big Smoke

    Nov 1, 1982

    Jim Dixon returns to Swinging Sixties London from working on the continent, having left England just as the fun was starting. The journey from Harwich with a pretty fashion model gets him more of the Swinging Sixties than he wanted.

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  • S1E2

    A Foot in the Door

    Nov 8, 1982

    Unemployed, staying with friends and looking for "swinging" work Jim's luck falters until he bumps into Lucy Simmons the fashion model again. With her contacts he's suddenly being interviewed for an advertising job he knows nothing about.

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  • S1E3

    Scoop

    Nov 15, 1982

    Still unemployed and wearing out his welcome at his friends, Jim twists the arm of an old friend to get a writing job reviewing obscure foreign films. Then Lucy gives him a way in to interview Cosmos the avantgarde artist everyone seeks.

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  • S1E4

    The Apartment

    Nov 22, 1982

    Jim gets his own flat in Earls Court and embarks on the pursuit of his bosses secretary. Then his attention is caught by an Australian girl at the launderettes. Can he snatch victory from the jaws of defeat?

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  • S1E5

    Eckersley Revisited

    Nov 29, 1982

    Jim meets the posh girls upstairs and gets invited to Blazeley Hall for the weekend much to the glee of his mother. Can Jim impress Lord and Lady Davenport and win their daughter's heart ?

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  • S1E6

    The Ties That Bind

    Dec 6, 1982

    Jim gets a letter from ex-girlfriend Margaret telling him his old job is at the university is up for grabs again. He needs the money but does he need Margaret? Does Margaret need him?

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  • S1E7

    Will Success Spoil Jim Dixon?

    Dec 13, 1982

    Jim secures an interview with a maker of salacious films for his publisher. But who is interviewing who for what and what will Jim do when he somehow finds himself working for said film-maker?

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