Season 3
7 episodes · Jan 8, 1969
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- S3E1
The Bishop Learns the Facts
Jan 8, 196930mIt appears that Noote has finally found a girlfriend and the Archdeacon thinks the time is right for the Bishop to tell him the facts of life. But, in reality, Noote has been asked to perform a marriage service for the young lady in question who happens to be an old friend. Once again, the Dean causes chaos with his meddling and the misunderstandings abound.
- S3E2
The Bishop Has a Flutter
Jan 15, 196930mThe Archdeacon offers the Bishop a chance to make some money by selling him tickets for an OAP raffle. The Bishop is going to the point-to-point horse racing and is encouraged by the Archdeacon to have a bet. But the question of gambling is given a positive spin by the Archdeacon — after all, raffle tickets are technically gambling. The Bishop is now convinced that having a flutter is not real gambling and determines to 'have a bit of fun without losing control'.
- S3E3
The Bishop Is Hospitable
Jan 22, 196930mThe Dean agrees with St Paul that 'a Bishop should be given to hospitality' but he's taken by surprise at the outcome.
- S3E4
The Bishop Pays a Visit
Jan 29, 196930mThe Bishop is stung by the Dean's accusation that his visits to the diocese are out of date. In an attempt to teach the Dean a lesson, he decides to visit St Ogg's, in his official capacity, and make the Dean account for every item in the Cathedral's inventory.
- S3E5
The Bishop Takes a Holiday
Feb 5, 196930mThere is evidence that the Methodists are poaching Anglican congregations so the Bishop decides to fight fire with fire.
- S3E6
The Affair at Cookham Lock
Feb 12, 196930mThere is great anticipation at St Ogg's when the final episode of a TV thriller is about to be broadcast – but the Dean does not share their enthusiasm and his presence is unwelcome.
- S3E7
The Bishop Keeps His Diary
Feb 19, 196930mKeeping a diary should be a very private affair but the Bishop is having trouble keeping his from the Dean.