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"Lost Empires" (7 episodes)
  1. Episode #1.1 (24 October 1986) - Harry Burrard 
  2. Episode #1.2 (31 October 1986) - Harry Burrard 
  3. Episode #1.3 (7 November 1986) - Harry Burrard 
  4. Episode #1.4 (14 November 1986) - Harry Burrard 
  5. Episode #1.5 (21 November 1986) - Harry Burrard 
  6. Episode #1.6 (28 November 1986) - Harry Burrard 
  7. Episode #1.7 (5 December 1986) - Harry Burrard 
"Wagner" (2 episodes)
  1. Part 1 (31 December 1983) - Pfeufer 
  2. Part 3 (31 December 1983) - Pfeufer 
"Brideshead Revisited" (2 episodes)
  1. Home and Abroad (20 October 1981) - Lord Marchmain 
  2. Brideshead Revisited (22 December 1981) - Lord Marchmain 
"Great Performances" (1 episode)
  1. The Collection (1 January 1976) - Harry, producer 
"Arena" (1 episode)
  1. Theatre (1 October 1975) - Himself 
"The Morecambe & Wise Show" (1 episode)
  1. 1973 Christmas Special (25 December 1973) - Himself 
"The World at War" (26 episodes)
  1. A New Germany: 1933-1939 (31 October 1973) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  2. Distant War: September 1939-May 1940 (7 November 1973) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  3. France Falls: May-June 1940 (14 November 1973) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  4. Alone: May 1940-May 1941 (21 November 1973) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  5. Barbarossa: June-December 1941 (28 November 1973) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  6. Banzai! Japan: 1931-1942 (5 December 1973) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  7. On Our Way: U.S.A. - 1939-1942 (12 December 1973) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  8. The Desert: North Africa - 1940-1943 (19 December 1973) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  9. Stalingrad: June 1942-February 1943 (2 January 1974) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  10. Wolf Pack: U-Boats in the Atlantic - 1939-1944 (9 January 1974) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  11. Red Star: The Soviet Union - 1941-1943 (16 January 1974) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  12. Whirlwind: Bombing Germany - September 1939-April 1944 (23 January 1974) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  13. Tough Old Gut: Italy - November 1942-June 1944 (30 January 1974) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  14. It's a Lovely Day Tomorrow: Burma - 1942-1944 (6 February 1974) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  15. Home Fires: Britain - 1940-1944 (13 February 1974) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  16. Inside the Reich: Germany - 1940-1944 (20 February 1974) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  17. Morning: June-August 1944 (27 February 1974) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  18. Occupation: Holland - 1940-1944 (13 March 1974) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  19. Pincers: August 1944-March 1945 (20 March 1974) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  20. Genocide: 1941-1945 (27 March 1974) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  21. Nemesis: Germany - February-May 1945 (3 April 1974) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  22. Japan: 1941-1945 (10 April 1974) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  23. Pacific: February 1942-July 1945 (17 April 1974) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  24. The Bomb: February-September 1945 (24 April 1974) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  25. Reckoning: 1945... and After (1 May 1974) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  26. Remember (8 May 1974) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
"Film Night" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 26 January 1973 (26 January 1973) - Himself 
"ABC Stage 67" (1 episode)
  1. David Frost's Night Out in London (2 February 1967) - Himself 
"ITV Play of the Week" (1 episode)
... aka Play of the Week (UK: short title)
  1. John Gabriel Borkman (19 November 1958) - John Gabriel Borkman 
"Toast of the Town" (1 episode)
... aka The Ed Sullivan Show (USA: new title)
  1. Episode #6.13 (7 December 1952) - Himself