The Best Episodes of Press Gang Season 4

#1 Fan Favorite
8.4/10(25 votes)
#1 - Bad News
S4:E11/7/1992
The owner of the Junior Gazette has died and the gang are forced to review their situation. Colin has the future of the gazette on his shoulders as he is made the head editor. Lynda and Spike appear unexpectedly on a kid's TV show - with explosive results.
Director:Bob Spiers
Writer:Unknown
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Director:Bob Spiers
Writer:Unknown
8.4/10(23 votes)
#2 - Love and War
S4:E41/28/1992
Spike's got something to say to his dad, but Colin's got other ideas - he's handcuffed a suitcase to him.
Director:Bill Ward
Writer:Unknown
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Director:Bill Ward
Writer:Unknown
8.2/10(26 votes)
#3 - In the Picture
S4:E52/4/1992
In a parody of Stakeout, Colin goes undercover as a hotel workman so that Frazz can photograph actor John Hartwood through the window. Protective of his privacy, Hartwood tries to get his minder to make him leave. However, he is still in the room when the actor's girlfriend, Judy Wellman, who Colin had dated in "Chance is a Fine Thing", turns up. A lady called Katherine Hill visits Lynda in the newsroom, and they realise that they share many mannerisms.
Director:Bill Ward
Writer:Unknown
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Director:Bill Ward
Writer:Unknown
8.1/10(22 votes)
#4 - Day Dreams
S4:E62/11/1992
While sleeping in the newsroom, Mr Sullivan appears as Lynda's guardian angel. In the style of It's a Wonderful Life, he takes her on a journey into the future to see what becomes of some of the major characters when she is not around. Sarah is a war correspondent, Frazz a radio agony uncle, and Julie has taken over as editor.
Director:Bob Spiers
Writer:Unknown
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Director:Bob Spiers
Writer:Unknown
8.0/10(25 votes)
#5 - UnXpected
S4:E21/14/1992
Frazz has been given the opportunity to write an article on his favourite show Colonel X, which was cancelled due to Colonel X's alter ego John England being killed in a car crash. But Frazz is mugged and hit on the head. Fantasy becomes reality when he starts seeing X, but not just him the others as well. Is the truth really out there or are they all going mad. Lynda needs help to get out of a situation involving a date. Is Spike willing to assist her or not?
Director:Lorne Magory
Writer:Unknown
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Director:Lorne Magory
Writer:Unknown
7.6/10(26 votes)
#6 - She's Got It Taped
S4:E31/21/1992
Sarah meets a nervous man named Archie Pressman whilst recording an interview. He is the only person not to be surprised when there is a huge explosion in town.
Director:Bob Spiers
Writer:Unknown
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Director:Bob Spiers
Writer:Unknown