The Best Episodes of Never the Twain Season 5

#1 Fan Favorite
6.9/10(20 votes)
#1 - Thicker Than Water
S5:E31/22/1986
Whilst drinking in the pub with Oliver, Simon reveals that he's adopted, having been abandoned at an orphanage as a baby. Circumstances lead him to believe that his natural parents may be Charlie Crapper, a drunken petty thief, and his wife Lil, who sells papers on the street. He meets with them to break the news but fortunately they know something he does not.
Director:Robert Reed
Writer:Vince Powell
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Director:Robert Reed
Writer:Vince Powell
6.9/10(18 votes)
#2 - Kung Who?
S5:E41/29/1986
Simon takes up judo to defend himself against likely muggers and invites Oliver to accompany him to his class at the gym.
Director:Robert Reed
Writer:Vince Powell
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Director:Robert Reed
Writer:Vince Powell
6.9/10(19 votes)
#3 - Definitely Not Cricket!
S5:E62/12/1986
Lady Devereaux offers Simon some sporting memorabilia at knock-down prices provided he captains her staff cricket team against the rival side led by parvenu bookie Bernie Miller.
Director:Robert Reed
Writer:John Kane
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Director:Robert Reed
Writer:John Kane
6.8/10(17 votes)
#4 - In Whom We Tryst
S5:E11/8/1986
Simon and Oliver are both smitten by Simon's glamourous new assistant Belinda and are pleasantly surprised when she reveals - separately - that she'll spend a weekend away with them. Both turn up at the tryst at an hotel, unaware that it's a ploy to get them away whilst she and her boyfriend are robbing their shops.
Director:Robert Reed
Writer:John Kane
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Director:Robert Reed
Writer:John Kane
6.8/10(17 votes)
#5 - Going, Going, Gone!
S5:E21/15/1986
The two dealers plan - separately - to spend a night at a country pub and are surprised to meet there, especially as they have to share a bed in the sole guest room. Each is hoping to beat the other in a bid for a grandfather clock at a nearby action but, after Oliver has been locked out for the night in his pyjamas, their bickering means that neither ends up with the clock.
Director:Robert Reed
Writer:Vince Powell
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Director:Robert Reed
Writer:Vince Powell
6.6/10(16 votes)
#6 - Reading Between the Lines
S5:E52/5/1986
Simon is aghast to learn that oily solicitor Brimley, with whom he was at school, is handling the property next to the antique shops and plans to sell it to a fast food chain in return for an expensive car.
Director:Robert Reed
Writer:John Kane
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Director:Robert Reed
Writer:John Kane