The third series of Comedy Playhouse, the long-running BBC series, aired from 28 September 1963 to 31 January 1964.
Background
The third series, which was in black-and-white, consisted of seventeen episodes, each of which had a different cast and storyline. Two of the episodes made it to its own series, The Walrus and the Carpenter, and The Bed which became Meet the Wife.
Episodes
Title
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Airdate
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Duration
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Overview
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IMDb link
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On The Knocker
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28 September 1963
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30 mins
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[1]
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Underworld nights
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5 October 1963
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30 mins
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[2]
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Fools Rush In
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12 October 1963
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30 mins
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[3]
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Shamrot
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19 October 1963
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30 mins
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[4]
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The Bachelor Girls
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26 October 1963
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30 mins
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[5]
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The Plan
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2 November 1963
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30 mins
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[6]
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A Picture of Innocence
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9 November 1963
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30 mins
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[7]
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Nicked at the Bottle
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16 November 1963
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30 mins
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[8]
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The Chars
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23 November 1963
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30 mins
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[9]
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Comrades in Arms
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30 November 1963
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30 mins
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[10]
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The Walrus and the Carpenter
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14 December 1963
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30 mins
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[11]
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The Bed
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28 December 1963
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30 mins
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Starring Thora Hird and Freddie Frinton. Following this pilot, a series was commissioned under the name Meet the Wife, which ran for 5 series.
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[12]
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The Mate Market
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3 January 1964
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30 mins
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[13]
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The Hen House
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10 January 1964
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30 mins
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[14]
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The Siege of Sydney's Street
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17 January 1964
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30 mins
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[15]
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The Mascot
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24 January 1964
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30 mins
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[16]
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Good Luck Sir, You've Got a Lucky Face
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31 January 1964
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30 mins
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[17]
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