Loading episode...
Thirty-Minute Theatre (1965)
Season 4 • Episode 23 • First Confession
Select Server:
Thirty-Minute Theatre Season 4, Episode 23: First Confession
Comments
No comments yet. Be the first to comment.
Episodes
36 episodesBaby
A Matter of Principle
The Flag
The Chequers Manoeuvre
Something To Hide: The First Floor
Something To Hide: The Studio
Something To Hide: The Caretaker's Flat
Of Public Concern
Cause of Death
The Last Victim
Loving Israel
The Bishop and the Actress
Before Breakfast
Cross Examine
Swallowing the Anchor
Commander Dusting is used to commanding men and having his slightest wish obeyed. So it comes as a great shock when he suddenly finds himself redundant.
Game, Set and Match
Where Have They Gone, All The Little Children
Absolute Aggers and Torters
A young couple like to change their clothes and personalities to suit the people they've invited to dinner. But one night they forget who their guests are going to be.
These Men Are Dangerous: Mussolini
These Men Are Dangerous: Hitler
These Men Are Dangerous: Stalin
Josef Djugashvili is not a suitable candidate for the priesthood. Revolutionary politics lead him to take the name Stalin.
Stake Money
First Confession
The Boat To Addis Ababa
A Hot Day
Roses, Roses, All The Way
The Victims: A Degree of Stress
The Victims: Frontier
The Victims: Progressive Blues
Invasion
A small group of middle class people are sitting around a table in a windowless room enjoying a dinner party as the TV in the corner reports on events in the Vietnam War. Their trivial chatter, one by one, bores people at the dinner party, who turn their attention to the TV and become encapsulated by the horror of the war and the dinner party continues despite, one by one, each diner being overwhelmed by war scenes and is next seen dead in their seat in the same way as a Vietnamese war victim; meanwhile the babble continues and the guest's demise passes unnoticed, until there is only one left.