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((for|the 2008 television series|Survivors (2008 TV series)))
((short description|1975-1977 television series))
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((Infobox television
| image         = Survivors Logo.jpg
 | image_size = 250
| caption       = The main title caption seen throughout the series
| runtime       = 48-50 minutes
| creator       = [[Terry Nation]]
| starring      = [[Ian McCulloch (actor)|Ian McCulloch]]<br>[[Lucy Fleming]]<br>[[Carolyn Seymour]]<br>[[Denis Lill]]<br>[[John Abineri]]<br>[[Celia Gregory]]<br>[[Lorna Lewis (actress)|Lorna Lewis]]
| country       = United Kingdom
| language      = English 
| network       = [[BBC One]]
| company       = [[BBC]]
| producer      = [[Terence Dudley]]
| theme_music_composer = Anthony Isaac
| first_aired   = ((Start date|1975|04|16|df=yes))
| last_aired    = ((End date|1977|06|08|df=yes))
| num_series    = 3
| num_episodes  = 38
| list_episodes = #Episodes
| related       = [[Survivors (2008 TV series)|''Survivors'' (2008)]]
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'''''Survivors''''' is a British [[Apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic fiction|post-apocalyptic fiction]] [[drama]] television series created by [[Terry Nation]] and produced by [[Terence Dudley]] at the [[BBC]], that broadcast from 1975 to 1977. It concerns the plight of a group of people who have survived an apocalyptic [[pandemic|plague pandemic]], which was accidentally released by a Chinese scientist and quickly spread across the world via air travel. Referred to as "The Death", the plague kills approximately 4,999 out of every 5,000 human beings on the planet within a matter of weeks of being released.

==Production==

===History===
The programme ran for three series and 38 episodes (series 1 and 2 comprised 13 episodes each, the third series just 12; budget cuts and technical problems reduced the planned last double episode to a single, as some scenes were lost during shooting). All series were broadcast on Wednesday evenings on [[BBC 1]], from April 1975 to June 1977. Popular writer Terry Nation (whose work included many scripts for ''[[Doctor Who]]'') created the series, but he left the show after the first series due to disputes with producer Terence Dudley.

The series' main actors included [[Carolyn Seymour]] (Abby), [[Lucy Fleming]] (Jenny), [[Ian McCulloch (actor)|Ian McCulloch]] (Greg), and [[Denis Lill]] (Charles). The child actor Stephen Dudley (John) was given his part by his father, the show's producer [[Terence Dudley]]; while the child actress Tanya Ronder (who in series 1 and 2 played Lizzie) is the daughter of [[Jack Ronder]], who wrote eight episodes of ''Survivors''. In addition, the few appearances of Greg and Jenny's baby son Paul on ''Survivors'' saw Lucy Fleming's real-life son Diggory appear as Paul, although uncredited. Notable guest stars in the series included [[Patrick Troughton]], [[Peter Jeffrey]], [[Brian Blessed]], [[George Baker (British actor)|George Baker]], [[Philip Madoc]], [[Bryan Pringle]], [[Iain Cuthbertson]], and [[Peter Bowles]]. Appearing in the series before becoming famous were [[Kevin McNally]] (''[[Pirates of the Caribbean (film series)|Pirates of the Caribbean]]''), [[Robert Fyfe]] (''[[Last of the Summer Wine]]''), [[Denis Lawson]] (''[[Star Wars]]''), [[David Neilson]] (''[[Coronation Street]]''), [[Peter Duncan (actor)|Peter Duncan]] (''[[Blue Peter]]''), [[June Brown]] (''[[EastEnders]]''), [[David Troughton]], and [[Roger Lloyd-Pack]] (''[[Only Fools and Horses]]'' and ''[[The Vicar of Dibley]]'').

In a [[High Court of Justice|High Court]] case in the mid-1970s, which was abandoned by both sides due to escalating costs, writer [[Brian Clemens]] claimed that he had told Terry Nation the concept for the series in the late 1960s and had registered the idea with the [[Writers' Guild of Great Britain]] in 1965.<ref>((cite book|author1=Bignell, Jonathan |author2=O'Day, Andrew |name-list-style=amp |title=Terry Nation|page= 21|publisher=Manchester University Press|date= 2004|isbn=0-7190-6547-X))</ref> Nation strenuously denied this.

A [[BBC Four]] documentary, entitled ''The Cult of... Survivors'', featuring interviews with actors Lucy Fleming, Ian McCulloch, and Carolyn Seymour, director [[Pennant Roberts]], and scriptwriter Martin Worth, was broadcast on 5 December 2006, as part of the channel's ''Science Fiction Britannia'' series.<ref>((cite web|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/features/sfb.shtml|title=''Science Fiction Britannia''))</ref>  The ''Cult of...'' series also included documentaries on ''[[Blake's 7]]'' (another series devised by Terry Nation) and ''[[Doomwatch]]'' (produced by Terence Dudley).

===Locations===

The majority of the locations for all three series of ''Survivors'' were in the [[Welsh Marches]],<ref>((cite web |title=Survivors Location |url=https://www.survivorstvseries.com/Locations.htm))</ref> the counties of [[Monmouthshire]], [[Shropshire]], [[Powys]], and, for the first two series, the characters most often seen in [[Herefordshire]]. The first episode of series 1 ("[[#The Fourth Horseman|The Fourth Horseman]]") featured several locations in [[Worcestershire]], including [[Great Malvern railway station]]. Much of episode 2, "[[#Genesis|Genesis]]", was filmed around the village of [[Rose, Cornwall]]. Later episodes had the characters move around Herefordshire, from places like [[Ross-on-Wye]] to [[Welsh Newton|Welsh Newton Common]]. [[Llanarth Court]] in Monmouthshire was also featured. Brockhampton Court near [[How Caple]], Herefordshire was used as "Waterhouse" in the episode "[[#Garland's War|Garland's War]]". Towards the end of the first series, the action moved to a more permanent base at [[Hampton Court, Herefordshire|Hampton Court]], again in Herefordshire. (This was the property referred to as "The Grange" by the characters.)<ref>((cite web|url=http://www.survivors-mad-dog.org.uk/a-world-away/Hampton_Court_Interiors.shtml#gsc.tab=0|title=Hampton Court: interior locations|date=18 April 2021 ))</ref>

For the beginning of series 2 the focus moved to a new location, at Callow Hill Farm, near [[Monmouth]] (but again just within Herefordshire), as "Whitecross". The ''[[#Lights of London|Lights of London]]'' episodes featured [[Hanwell railway station]], [[The Oval]], and other locations in [[London]], while the [[Waterloo & City line]] and the [[Camden Town]] [[London deep-level shelters|deep-level shelter]] were used to represent parts of the [[London Underground]]. The [[Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal]] and village of [[Skenfrith]] also made appearances.

During series 3, production occasionally moved further afield to [[Suffolk]], [[Derbyshire]], and [[Wiltshire]], with the last episode filmed in the [[Scottish Highlands]]. Extensive use was made of the [[Severn Valley Railway]].

There are a great number of technical and continuity errors visible as the series was shot quickly on early video cameras, which did not work well in the gloomy conditions in which much of the programme was shot. Two cameras were used, but one of them had a recurrent fault, which shows as multiple reflections on the left hand side of pictures in many scenes, particularly visible in series 3. Primitive equipment meant that many shots suffered from a green tint. Due to audience complaints about this, the production crew replaced the cameras.((Citation needed|reason=evidence required|date=September 2013))

===2008 version===
((Main|Survivors (2008 TV series)))
In 2008, the BBC began airing a new version of ''Survivors'', with [[Adrian Hodges]] as the main writer. In the credits, this version is said to be based on [[Terry Nation]]'s novel ''Survivors'' (1976), rather than the previous series. This statement was made to avoid copyright problems, as the rights to the television series were vested with a different legal entity from the rights to the book.((citation needed|date=January 2024))

The principal characters of Abby, Greg, Jenny and Tom Price were retained, but new elements were introduced, including a subplot about the origins of the virus and a stronger focus on action. The show took pains to make sure these characters represented a broader spread of racial and social backgrounds. The show received mixed reviews, but initial viewing figures were strong.<ref>((Cite book|title=Sci-Fi Chronicles: A Visual History of the Galaxy's Greatest Science Fiction|last=Haley|first=Guy|publisher=Sci-Fi Chronicles: A Visual History of the Galaxy's Greatest Science Fiction|year=2014|isbn=978-1781313596|page=306|quote=The principle [sic] characters of Abby, Greg, Jenny and Tom Price was [sic] retained, but new elements, including a subplot about the origins of the virus and a stronger focus on action, were introduced. The show took pains to make sure these characters were from a broader spread of racial and social backgrounds, but neglected to include a broad age range: all the characters were in their 20s and 30s. It received mixed reviews but initially viewing figures were strong.))</ref>

The 2008 series ran for two seasons, and the BBC announced in April 2010 that there would be no third series.<ref>((cite news|url=https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/news/survivors-sci-fi-series-axed-by-bbc-1943707.html |archive-url=https://ghostarchive.org/archive/20220525/https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/news/survivors-sci-fi-series-axed-by-bbc-1943707.html |archive-date=25 May 2022 |url-access=subscription |url-status=live|title=Survivors sci-fi series axed by BBC|website=[[Independent.co.uk]]))</ref>

===Audio drama version===
In June 2014, [[Big Finish Productions]] released the first four-episode volume of an [[audio drama]] expansion of ''Survivors,'' with Seymour, McCulloch, and Fleming reprising their screen roles. The second and third volumes were released in 2015, and the fourth and fifth in 2016, with sixth and seventh volumes scheduled for 2017.<ref name="auto">((cite book|publisher=Big Finish|date=June 2014|title=Survivors|url=http://www.bigfinish.com/ranges/v/survivors))</ref><ref>((cite web|url=https://www.bigfinish.com/ranges/v/survivors|title=Survivors - Ranges - Big Finish|website=www.bigfinish.com|access-date=2016-11-22))</ref> On 21 December 2016, Big Finish announced an eighth and ninth volume to be released in 2018.<ref>((cite web|url=https://www.bigfinish.com/news/v/2017-19-pre-orders---and-special-bundles|title=2017-19 PRE-ORDERS - AND SPECIAL BUNDLES|work=Big Finish|access-date=13 July 2017))</ref>

==Series overview==
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==Episodes==
===Series 1 (1975)===
As the world's population is almost annihilated by a mysterious [[pandemic]], accidentally unleashed by an unnamed Chinese scientist, the crisis is first seen through the eyes of two characters—Jenny Richards, a young working woman in [[London]] who is naturally immune to the disease, and Abby Grant, a middle-class corporate wife living a comfortable existence in a suburban [[commuter]] [[village]] who caught the virus but barely recovered, while her husband died. As Abby goes in search of her son Peter, who was away at boarding school when the pandemic occurred, Jenny wanders aimlessly through the countryside.

Other major characters introduced in the first few episodes are the resourceful engineer Greg Preston, the shifty Welshman Tom Price, and two children, John Millon and Lizzie Willoughby. Abby, Jenny, and Greg eventually come together and realise they must start again from scratch now that the [[civilisation]] they once knew has been destroyed. After several adventures on the road, they find a property called The Grange which they can use as a base and, joined by other survivors, they form a potted community of disparate individuals all united by a shared purpose; to relearn the old skills of [[farming]] and tool-making, and to try to live in this new world.

====Regular cast====
((Cast listing|
* [[Carolyn Seymour]] as Abby Grant (eps. 1-13)
* [[Ian McCulloch (actor)|Ian McCulloch]] as Greg Preston (eps. 2-13)
* [[Lucy Fleming]] as Jenny Richards (eps. 1-13)
* [[Talfryn Thomas]] as Tom Price (eps. 1-3, 7-10)
* [[Tanya Ronder]] as Lizzie Willoughby (eps. 5-13)
* Stephen Dudley as John Millon (eps. 5-13)
* [[Hana Maria Pravda|Hana-Maria Pravda]] as Emma Cohen (eps. 7-13)
* [[Julie Neubert]] as Wendy (eps. 7-9)
* [[John Hallet]]t as Barney (eps. 7-9)
* [[Chris Tranchell]] as Paul Pitman (eps. 8-13)
* [[Terry Scully]] as Vic Thatcher (eps. 2, 8-10)
* [[Hugh Walters (actor)|Hugh Walters]] as Vic Thatcher (eps. 11, 13)
* [[Michael Gover]] as Arthur Russell (eps. 8-13)
* [[Eileen Helsby]] as Charmian Wentworth (eps. 8-13)
* [[Myra Frances]] as Anne Tranter (eps. 2, 11)
* [[Richard Heffer]] as Jimmy Garland (eps. 6, 13)
))

====Guest cast====
((Cast listing|
* [[Peter Bowles]] as David Grant (ep. 1)
* [[Peter Copley]] as Dr. Bronson (ep. 1)
* Christopher Reich as Dr. Andrew Tyler (ep. 1)
* Margaret Anderson as Mrs. Transon (ep. 1)
* Callum Mill as Dr. Gordon (ep. 1)
* [[Blake Butler]] as Mr. Pollard (ep. 1)
* Elizabeth Sinclair as Patricia (ep. 1)
* Giles Melville as Kevin Lloyd (ep. 1)
* [[Len Jones]] as First Youth (ep. 1)
* Brian Peck as Dave Long (eps. 2-3)
* [[George Baker (British actor)|George Baker]] as Arthur Wormley (ep. 2)
* Edward Brooks as Colonel (ep. 2)
* Peter Jolley as First Man (ep. 2)
* [[Barry Stanton (actor)|Barry Stanton]] as Reg Gunnel (ep. 3)
* [[Robert Gillespie]] as John Milner (ep. 3)
* [[Robert Fyfe]] as Phillipson (ep. 3)
* Graham Fletcher as Boy (ep. 3)
* [[Denis Lill]] as Charles Vaughan (ep. 4)
* Annie Hayes as Loraine (ep. 4)
* Yvonne Bonnamy as Isla (ep. 4)
* [[Keith Jayne]] as Mick (ep. 4)
* [[Emily Bolton]] as Tessa (ep. 4, as June Bolton)
* Maureen Nelson as Woman (ep. 4)
* [[Peter Miles (English actor)|Peter Miles]] as Lincoln (ep. 5)
* [[Frederick Hall (actor)|Frederick Hall]] as Jack (ep. 5)
* [[Nickolas Grace]] as Matthew (ep. 5)
* Kenneth Caswell as Robert (ep. 5)
* [[Peter Jeffrey]] as Knox (ep. 6)
* [[Dennis Chinnery]] as John Carroll (ep. 6)
* [[David March (actor)|David Marsh]] as Bates (ep. 6, as David G. March)
* Michael Jamieson as Ken (ep. 6)
* Robert Oates as Harris (ep. 6)
* Susanna East as Betty (ep. 6)
* Roger Elliott as Sentry (ep. 6)
* [[Glyn Owen]] as Bernard Huxley (ep. 10)
* Caroline Burt as Laura Foster (ep. 10)
* [[Denis Lawson]] as Norman (ep. 10)
* James Hayes as Phil (ep. 10)
* Robert Tayman as Donnie (ep. 11)
* Matthew Long as Robert Lawson (ep. 12)
* Murray Hayne as Jim Buckmaster (ep. 12)
* [[Paul Chapman (actor)|Paul Chapman]] as Thorpe (ep. 12)
* Annie Irving as Ruth Anderson (ep. 13)
* Harry Markham as Burton (ep. 13)
))

====Episodes====

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((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 1.01
|Title = ((va|The Fourth Horseman))
|DirectedBy = [[Pennant Roberts]]
|WrittenBy = Terry Nation
|Aux2 = Austin Ruddy & Val Warrender
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1975|04|16|df=y))
|ShortSummary = In an unspecified location, an enigmatic and unnamed Asian scientist accidentally smashes a bottle containing a deadly and unnatural virus. The disease quickly spreads across the world through air travel, infecting and killing thousands. In modern-day London, a young woman named Jenny visits her friend Andrew, a physician who is working in a city hospital, to ask him to come see a mutual friend, Pat, who has become ill. The hospital clientele has suffered a high number of deaths from the mysterious disease, but the Home Secretary has instructed the hospital staff to keep it quiet, telling the public it is merely a flu epidemic. Soon, civilization begins to collapse as the deaths increase, mass absenteeism affects public services, and amenities and the electronic media go off air. Eventually the electricity shuts off, and all public services falter then eventually cease entirely. Jenny and Andrew return to Pat's home to find she has died from the disease, and Andrew reveals the true extent of the situation to Jenny: he too has got the disease, the virus is wiping out thousands, and there is nothing anyone can to do stop or cure it. Andrew orders Jenny, who has displayed an immunity to the virus, to leave London as fast as possible as the countless dead bodies will spread more diseases which she is vulnerable to. Jenny packs her bags and leaves for the country to look for more survivors.

In a country village outside of London, another young woman, Abby Grant, becomes ill with the sickness and wakes after several days in a coma to find seemingly everyone (including her husband) in her town has died.  Abby goes in search of her son who was at boarding school. There she meets the sole remaining staff member at the school, Dr. Bronson. He tells her that the healthy boys were taken camping by another teacher in the hope of escaping the epidemic. Dr. Bronson believes that those who survive the epidemic will need to re-learn old skills that have been lost in modern society, if they are to survive long-term. While Abby proposes that there will be stockpiles of energy sources and preserved food, he explains that every product used in contemporary society relies on the complex interworking of thousands of people in different regions, each having specialised knowledge and a constant supply of materials – all of which have suddenly vanished. Despondent, Abby drives home and decides to move on in search of other survivors.  She cuts her hair short, packs some essentials, then burns down her house, which contains her husband's body, and drives away. 
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((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 1.02
|Title = ((va|Genesis))
|DirectedBy = [[Gerald Blake (director)|Gerald Blake]]
|WrittenBy = Terry Nation
|Aux2 = Ray London
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1975|04|23|df=y))
|ShortSummary = Survivor Greg Preston, who has just returned from mainland Europe and knows the virus has wiped out the population there, arrives home to find that his wife, Jeanie, has died from the plague. Greg is driving through the countryside when he meets Anne, who begs him to come and help the man she is staying with, Vic, who has been injured. Greg goes with her to the quarry where she has been staying and finds that Vic's legs have been crushed under a fallen tractor. Greg helps the best he can. Meanwhile, Abby arrives at a settlement run by a former trade union president, Arthur Wormley, and learns that he has some inside knowledge of the catastrophe from his contacts in the government. He has set up a small community where he has appointed himself the man in charge of the entire area. At first interested at their intentions, Abby is later appalled when a man branded as a threat to Wormley's group is taken out and shot. Abby flees the house. Greg has driven to the nearest town to get medicine. While there he meets Jenny and takes her into his car after she collapses. En route back to the quarry, they encounter Anne, who tells Greg that Vic is dead, and after initially travelling with them, she leaves. Greg and Jenny see smoke and aim for it. It leads them to Abby, who has now set herself up in an abandoned church with the aim of starting a self-sufficient community.
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((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 1.03
|Title = ((va|Gone Away))
|DirectedBy = Terence Williams
|WrittenBy = Terry Nation
|Aux2 = Richard Morris
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1975|04|30|df=y))
|ShortSummary = Abby, Jenny and Greg drive to the nearest large supermarket to stock up on food. While there, they come up against some armed men who are working on Wormley's behalf. The men threaten to shoot them if they take the food and insist they sign up at the community. Abby refuses, and her group manages to overcome the men and escape. Arriving back at the church they find a tramp, Tom Price, has taken shelter at their house. He agrees to join them and help. He tells them of a young boy he encountered who Abby hopes may be her son. Abby, Greg, and Jenny go to find him but discover he is dead, but is not Abby's son. While away, Wormley's men have discovered their base and wait for their return. Tom agrees to join their settlement, and they begin trashing Abby's group's possessions. Abby, Jenny, and Greg return, but one of Wormley's men warns them not to enter the church, so the trio waits in the dark until the gang leaves.  Fearing for their safety they leave the area the next day, with Abby vowing to continue searching for her son.
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))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 1.04
|Title = ((va|Corn Dolly))
|DirectedBy = Pennant Roberts
|WrittenBy = Jack Ronder
|Aux2 = Austin Ruddy 
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1975|05|7|df=y))
|ShortSummary = Abby, Jenny and Greg are driving towards Abby's home town of Brimpsfield, looking for her son. At a petrol station they find posters for a nearby settlement. They run across settlement members, Charles and Loraine, who themselves have just found a young boy, Mick. Greg, Abby, and Jenny decide to accompany them to Maredell before deciding whether to join forces. On arrival, they discover that many in the settlement have become mortally ill from poisoned fish. They soon learn that Charles is obsessed with repopulating the earth and is trying to impregnate as many women as possible to achieve this goal. His intentions now turn to Abby, who is horrified. The trio leaves the following day.
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))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 1.05
|Title = ((va|Gone to the Angels))
|DirectedBy = Gerald Blake
|WrittenBy = Jack Ronder
|Aux2 = Ray London
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1975|05|14|df=y))
|ShortSummary = While Abby goes to her son's school, Jenny and Greg run across two small children, John and Lizzie, who have been living in the home of John's dead grandmother. When they all go up to the school to meet Abby, the children tell them about a bus full of school children who have gone up to Derbyshire, "where the angels are". They all take off to the area and find a house to stay in, but Greg is accidentally shot by a man who took shelter there, Lincoln, who's given Greg a minor flesh wound. The man tells the group that armed men calling themselves "The British Government" recently came, taking many of his supplies. Abby leaves on her own and finds the "angels", three religious men who have isolated themselves in the hills. Later, when Jenny, Greg, and the children set out to follow Abby, Lincoln takes Lizzie hostage, but she is saved by her dog. The group leaves Lincoln behind and rejoins Abby at the "angels'" cabin. However, the men quickly become ill, and they realise Abby has brought the plague with her and infected them. The five travellers leave after the three men have died.
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))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 1.06
|Title = ((va|Garland's War|Garland’s War))
|DirectedBy = Terence Williams
|WrittenBy = Terry Nation
|Aux2 = Richard Morris
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1975|05|21|df=y))
|ShortSummary = Abby accidentally gets involved in a local war when she picks up a wounded man being chased by a group of armed men. They shoot one of Abby's tyres as she escapes. The man, Jimmy Garland, takes Abby to the cave where he has been staying: there is instant chemistry between the pair. He is the rightful owner of the Waterhouse manor but has been evicted by a larger group, led by Knox. While Jimmy is finding another vehicle for Abby she is captured by Knox, who convinces her his intentions for Garland's estate are reasonable and honourable, and she agrees to find Jimmy and play mediator between them. Jimmy, however, has kidnapped one of Knox's women as collateral for Abby. Abby brings Jimmy to Knox, but his men attack and restrain him. Abby leaves, and finds Greg, Jenny and the children looking for her. Back at the manor, Knox is torturing Jimmy to reveal the whereabouts of the girl. As the men go to the hut to retrieve the girl, they are surprised as Greg bursts through the door with a shotgun, demanding that Knox's men let Jimmy go. They make the exchange and escape, though Jimmy insists he must stay to continue fighting his "war".
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))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 1.07
|Title = ((va|Starvation))
|DirectedBy = Pennant Roberts
|WrittenBy = Jack Ronder
|Aux2 = Robert Berk
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1975|06|4|df=y))
|ShortSummary = Wendy, a young woman living with an older woman, Emma, leaves their house in search of food. She comes across Tom Price, who offers her food in return for favours. Uneasy about him, she steals his fish and runs away. Meanwhile, Abby rescues Emma from a pack of roaming, savage dogs. Tom turns up at the house looking for Wendy. After he threatens Abby, she locks him in the back of his van. The others have found a large manor house with plenty of land for grazing nearby sheep and growing vegetables. They settle there and meet Barney, a simple-minded and scared young man. Abby brings Emma and Wendy in Tom's van to the manor, and there they release Tom, who agrees, once again, to help them.
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))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 1.08
|Title = ((va|Spoil of War))
|DirectedBy = Gerald Blake
|WrittenBy = [[Clive Exton]] (as M.K. Jeeves)
|Aux2 = Richard Morris
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1975|06|11|df=y))
|ShortSummary = With a community now numbering nine people, Abby, Jenny and Greg begin working the land in an attempt to begin growing crops, while the others take on various chores around the manor. A man, Paul Pitman, arrives and tells them he knows about farming and tells them their methods are futile, but he can help. They need seeds and tractor parts. Greg remembers that Vic Thatcher, whom he had helped earlier, had a working tractor. Greg, Tom, Barney and Paul go to Vic's quarry to see what they can get there. On arriving they are repeatedly shot at but manage to get through to find that Vic is still alive, although his legs are completely crushed. Vic tries to kill Greg for abandoning him and taking away his woman, until Greg explains what really happened. Vic agrees to let them take the equipment and food he has stored, and he accompanies them back to the manor. Meanwhile, two more people, Arthur and Charmian, have joined the community.
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))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 1.09
|Title = ((va|Law and Order))
|DirectedBy = Pennant Roberts
|WrittenBy = [[Clive Exton]] (as M.K. Jeeves)
|Aux2 = Richard Morris
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1975|06|18|df=y))
|ShortSummary = It's [[May Day]], and Abby decides that the community should celebrate with a party, including alcohol. During the party, Tom gets very drunk and later attempts to sexually assault Wendy, chasing her up the stairs and into her room. During a struggle, he stabs and kills her. Shocked at the discovery of Wendy's body the next morning, the others notice that Barney is acting strangely, and put Barney on trial. The nine other adults in the community hold a vote on whether Barney is guilty or not guilty of killing Wendy. They come to the conclusion by six votes to three that Barney is guilty (Abby, Greg, Paul, Vic, Arthur and Charmian vote for guilty, while Jenny, Emma and Tom vote for not guilty). After the guilty verdict, they then hold another vote on whether Barney should be banished from the community or executed. They vote by 5 votes to 4 that Barney be executed (Abby, Greg, Paul, Vic and Arthur vote for execution, while Jenny, Emma, Tom and Charmian vote for banishment). Greg pulls the short straw, and Greg takes Barney outside and shoots him dead. Wracked with guilt, Tom confesses to Abby and Greg that it was he who killed Wendy. Furious, but logical, Greg reasons that Tom's crime should not be revealed to others, and Tom should be kept within the community, as his poaching skills are essential. Greg also warns Abby that he will challenge her leadership if she tells the others the truth. Despite Abby's disgust, she agrees with Greg.
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))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 1.10
|Title = ((va|The Future Hour))
|DirectedBy = Terence Williams
|WrittenBy = Terry Nation
|Aux2 = Richard Morris
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1975|06|25|df=y))
|ShortSummary = Greg and Paul arrive at a temporary settlement packed with provisions. It is led by Huxley, who travels around different communities offering food and other items in exchange for gold. Meanwhile, a man and woman, named Norman and Laura, have arrived at the manor seeking shelter. Laura is pregnant, and the group is on the run from Huxley, who has taken Laura as his woman but insists on her getting rid of the baby. Abby and the others agree to hide them at the settlement. Huxley tracks down Laura and Norman, and wages war on the manor. Laura has the baby and agrees to return to the settlement along with Norman, but entrusts her baby girl to the community where she will be safe, but not before Tom and Huxley are both killed in a final showdown. 
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))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 1.11
|Title = ((va|Revenge))
|DirectedBy = Gerald Blake
|WrittenBy = Jack Ronder
|Aux2 = Richard Morris
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1975|07|2|df=y))
|ShortSummary = After Vic attempts suicide, the others discuss how depressed he has become and set about finding useful tasks to give him a sense of purpose, such as teaching the children. Additionally, Greg and Paul go to a nearby town and find Vic a proper wheelchair. Two people turn up at the manor driving a tanker full of petrol. One is a young man, Donny, the other is Anne – the woman who had left Vic to die. Vic tells the others what she did, and Abby decides that Donny can stay but Anne must leave in the morning. That night, Anne attempts to kill Vic, who in turn also tries to kill her in anger. After both break down in tears, they talk. The following morning, a seemingly more positive Anne leaves the house, watched by Vic.
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((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 1.12
|Title = ((va|Something of Value))
|DirectedBy = Terence Williams
|WrittenBy = Terry Nation
|Aux2 = Richard Morris
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1975|07|9|df=y))
|ShortSummary = A man, Robert Lawson, arrives at the manor for shelter and the group agree he can stay. During the night he looks around and soon finds the tanker of petrol. After a heavy downpour, the others find that the crops have been washed out and the store of food in the cellar has been flooded and destroyed. They decide that the petrol is very valuable and decide to trade it to a nearby community for food and seed. Meanwhile, Lawson has met up with two friends and tells them of the tanker. They return to the manor to get it, but Greg has already left with it. They follow, but after a failure of the brakes, Greg has parked it in a barn. The three men find him, steal the tanker, and drive away, speeding down a hill. The truck's brakes fail to work and two of the men are killed. The third opens the fuel tank, allowing the petrol to spill onto the ground and states his intention to spill all of it, and Greg shoots him dead. Members of Greg's group drive up, and they retrieve their petrol.
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))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 1.13
|Title = ((va|A Beginning))
|DirectedBy = Pennant Roberts
|WrittenBy = Terry Nation
|Aux2 = Richard Morris
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1975|07|16|df=y))
|ShortSummary = The group are becoming irritable with each other after trading their petrol for some seed which turns out to be bad, and a fox has killed their chickens. Abby, tired of her role as the leader, retreats and talks it over with Jenny, who reveals she is pregnant with Greg's child. A wandering group arrives and requests shelter for a sick woman they are carrying. The group says they were driven from their land by a large band of thieves roaming the area. Greg and the others in his group agree to contact other settlements so they can band together and form an alliance against similar attacks. Abby meanwhile, needing some peace, leaves the settlement to seek out Jimmy Garland, and stays with him in his house. Back at the settlement, the sick girl, Ruth, recovers and tells them she was a medical student; she mentions that she was staying on a barge with some other people, one of whom was a boy named Peter Grant. Abby returns the next day with Jimmy. Jenny rushes out to tell her the news that her son is still alive.
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))
|}

===Series 2 (1976)===
Having received word that her son is still alive, Abby has left the Grange to resume her search. Meanwhile, the community is devastated by a fire that kills many, including Emma, Charmian and Vic. The survivors join another community, Whitecross, run by Charles Vaughan, and become once more focused on the everyday practicalities of post-Death life. New major characters comprising the Whitecross band are Charles' partner Pet Simpson, travelling doctor Ruth Anderson and farmyard labourer Hubert Goss. Frequent visitors to Whitecross, both friendly and hostile, act as catalysts for various dramatic situations. Finally, the arrival of Norwegian survivors brings the possibility of re-establishing worldwide contact and technology. To achieve this, Greg departs Whitecross in a [[hot air balloon]] bound for [[Norway]].

====Regular cast====
((Cast listing|
* [[Ian McCulloch (actor)|Ian McCulloch]] as Greg Preston (eps. 1-8, 10-13)
* [[Denis Lill]] as Charles Vaughan (eps. 1-13)
* [[Lucy Fleming]] as Jenny Richards (eps. 1-3, 5, 7-8, 11-13)
* [[Celia Gregory]] as Ruth Anderson (eps. 1-6, 8, 10-13)
* [[Lorna Lewis (actress)|Lorna Lewis]] as Pet Simpson (eps. 1-2, 5-13)
* [[John Abineri]] as Hubert Goss (eps. 1, 5-8, 11-13)
* [[Michael Gover]] as Arthur Russell (eps. 1-2, 5, 7-8, 11)
* [[Tanya Ronder]] as Lizzie Willoughby (eps. 1-2, 5-8, 10-13)
* Stephen Dudley as John Millon (eps. 1-2, 5-8, 10-13)
* [[Gordon Salkilld]] as Jack Wood (eps. 2, 5-6, 8, 11, 13)
* [[Chris Tranchell]] as Paul Pitman (eps. 1-2)
* [[Stephen Tate]] as Alan (eps. 8, 11-13)
* [[Heather Wright]] as Melanie (eps. 11-13)
* [[Roy Herrick]] as Lewis Fearns (eps. 8, 10)
* Delia Paton as Mina (eps. 6, 10)
* [[June Page]] as Sally (eps. 11-13)
* Gigi Gatti as Daniella (eps. 7-8, 12)
* [[Peter Duncan (actor)|Peter Duncan]] as Dave (eps. 11-13)
* Roger Monk as Pete (eps. 11-13)
))

====Guest cast====
((Cast listing|
* [[Coral Atkins]] as Penny (eps. 3-4)
* [[Nadim Sawalha]] as Amul (eps. 3-4)
* [[David Troughton]] as Stan (ep. 3)
* [[Patrick Holt]] as Doctor (eps. 3-4)
* Lennox Milne as Nessie (eps. 3-4)
* [[Sydney Tafler]] as Manny (eps. 3-4)
* [[Roger Lloyd-Pack]] as Wally (eps. 3-4)
* [[Wendy Williams (British actress)|Wendy Williams]] as Barbara (eps. 3-4)
* [[Lloyd McGuire]] as George (eps. 3-4)
* Paula Williams as Maisie (ep. 3)
* John Line as Alistair McFadden (ep. 5)
* Catherine Finn as Peggy (ep. 6)
* Andy Bradford as Sniper (ep. 7)
* William Wilde as Boult (ep. 7)
* Vivienne Burgess as Mrs. McGregor (ep. 7)
* [[Paul Grist (actor)|Paul Grist]] as Morris (ep. 7)
* Emrys Leyshon as Roberts (ep. 7)
* [[Julie Peasgood]] as Judy (ep. 8)
* Martin Neil as Philip (ep. 8)
* [[Philip Madoc]] as Max Kershaw (ep. 9)
* [[Clare Kelly]] as Joy Dunn (ep. 9)
* [[James Cosmo]] as Lenny Carter (ep. 9)
* David Goodland as Sammy Waters (ep. 9)
* [[David Neilson]] as Mike (ep. 9)
* Elizabeth Cassidy as Susan (ep. 9)
* [[David Sibley (actor)|David Sibley]] as Kim (ep. 9)
* Vanessa Millard as Nancy (ep. 9)
* [[Patrick Troughton]] as John Millen (ep. 10)
* [[Kevin McNally]] as Jeff Kane (ep. 10)
* [[Brian Grellis]] as Les Grice (ep. 10)
* Ian Hastings as Mark Carter (ep. 11)
* [[Linda Robson]] as Barbara (ep. 12)
* [[Nula Conwell]] as Ann (ep. 12)
* [[Sally Osborne]] as Agnes Carlsson (ep. 13, as Sally Osborn)
* Dan Meaden as Seth (ep. 13)
))

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! style="background: #b0c4de" | Original airdate
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((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 2.01
|Title = ((va|Birth of a Hope))
|DirectedBy = Eric Hills
|WrittenBy = Jack Ronder
|Aux2 = Ian Watson
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1976|03|31|df=y))
|ShortSummary = It is deep midwinter, and Abby has gone to reunite with her son. The manor burns down, and several of the group are killed. The survivors move on to a new settlement led by Charles Vaughan. Jenny is about to have Greg's baby, and he goes in search of Ruth to help with the delivery. Meanwhile, Charles and Greg talk about furthering their community for the future and working to become completely self-sufficient. Ruth is found as Jenny goes into labour.
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))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 2.02
|Title = ((va|Greater Love))
|DirectedBy = [[Pennant Roberts]]
|WrittenBy = [[Don Shaw (screenwriter)|Don Shaw]]
|Aux2 = Ian Watson
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1976|04|7|df=y))
|ShortSummary = Jenny has had a baby boy, whom she is naming David. However, she falls ill. Ruth examines her and makes a list of needed medical supplies. Paul agrees to go to the nearest big-city hospital (in Birmingham) to collect it. He returns with the items but is feeling feverish. Ruth isolates him and realises he has contracted the [[bubonic plague]]. To prevent the disease from spreading through the community she gives him a lethal injection and burns down the barn he was held in. Jenny, whose health has improved, decides to rename her baby Paul.
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))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 2.03
|Title = ((va|Lights of London – Part 1|Lights of London))
|DirectedBy = Terence Williams
|WrittenBy = Jack Ronder
|Aux2 = Peter Kindred & Geoffrey Winslow
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1976|04|14|df=y))
|ShortSummary = Ruth has been duped into going to London, where a community of 500 are living. They need her because of her medical training, as many people are falling ill, owing to rats and a mysterious, deadly "London sickness". The group are led by a duplicitous, manipulative operations manager named Manny, and a physician who informs Ruth that only a group numbering 500 or more can survive; a smaller community would become extinct within several generations. This argument and the clear need for another doctor tempt Ruth to stay, and she enjoys the settlement's electricity and running water. Greg and Charles learn that Ruth has been taken to London and go to rescue her. On arrival, they are attacked by a pack of rats.
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))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 2.04
|Title = ((va|Lights of London – Part 2))
|DirectedBy = Pennant Roberts
|WrittenBy = Jack Ronder
|Aux2 = Paul Allen
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1976|04|21|df=y))
|ShortSummary = Greg and Charles are rescued and taken to the community. They find Ruth, who explains that the 500 are planning to move to the [[Isle of Wight]] to set up a new life in a clean environment. They soon discover, however, that Manny has no intention of moving them and wants to stay in London as the ruler. He tells Greg and Charles to go, but Ruth must stay. Ruth decides to return to the country with Greg and Charles, and they try to make an escape with Manny in close pursuit. Manny is shot by one of his enemies, and Greg, Charles and Ruth leave London.
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))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 2.05
|Title = ((va|The Face of the Tiger))
|DirectedBy = Terence Williams
|WrittenBy = Don Shaw
|Aux2 = Ian Watson
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1976|04|28|df=y))
|ShortSummary = Tensions among the group are rising as the workload increases. A seemingly gentle man, Alistair, arrives and joins the group. Hubert, meanwhile, is feeling hard-done by and insists on better living accommodations until he discovers that Alistair is a convicted child killer named Andrew. The others question "Alistair", who admits his crime and says that he has been rehabilitated. Hubert, however, spreads panic among the others, and Alistair volunteers to leave.
|LineColor = b0c4de
))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 2.06
|Title = ((va|The Witch))
|DirectedBy = Terence Williams
|WrittenBy = Jack Ronder
|Aux2 = Ian Watson
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1976|05|5|df=y))
|ShortSummary = One of the women in the community, Mina, is receiving much unwanted attention from Hubert, who has taken a liking to her. She shuts herself away with her baby, and Hubert begins to spread a rumour that she is a witch. A number of community members begin to believe this, and Mina decides to leave. Greg and Charles go looking for her and bring her back, assuring her that everyone regrets their suspicions. Hubert is tasked with grinding wheat.
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))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 2.07
|Title = ((va|A Friend in Need))
|DirectedBy = Eric Hills
|WrittenBy = Ian McCulloch
|Aux2 = Ian Watson
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1976|05|12|df=y))
|ShortSummary = Greg and Charles call a meeting with representatives from local communities with a view to the groups' helping each other out and providing protection from attack if needed. A sniper is going round other areas and shooting women. Greg realises they are the next target and calls on a nearby community for help. While waiting in ambush, Jenny is placed as bait for the sniper. Greg tries to strangle the sniper, who is shot in the struggle. The sniper is revealed to be a woman.
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))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 2.08
|Title = ((va|By Bread Alone))
|DirectedBy = Pennant Roberts
|WrittenBy = Martin Worth
|Aux2 = Ian Watson
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1976|05|19|df=y))
|ShortSummary = One of the community members, Lewis, reveals himself to be a [[parson]], and he is interested in starting Sunday services. Many other community members, including Jenny, express opposition to this, with the view that religion is a waste of time now. However, despite their workload, the group gradually comes round to the idea and attends the first service.
|LineColor = b0c4de
))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 2.09
|Title = ((va|The Chosen))
|DirectedBy = Eric Hills
|WrittenBy = Roger Parkes
|Aux2 = Ian Watson
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1976|05|26|df=y))
|ShortSummary = On their return trip from harvesting salt, Charles and Pet meet a sick couple whom they bring to the nearest community for help. There they find a military-like operation run by Max and Joy. The sick woman dies, and the sick man is shot. Charles complains of their domineering approach, though he proposes they conduct trade and form a federation. Joy invites Charles to present his proposal to the group, but then advises Max to order them to leave. Falsely tipped off by Joy that Max plans to have them shot during the night, the couple stays, and Charles gets to address the community, during which time Joy uses Max's supposed murder threat to depose him.
|LineColor = b0c4de
))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 2.10
|Title = ((va|Parasites))
|DirectedBy = Terence Williams
|WrittenBy = [[Roger Marshall (screenwriter)|Roger Marshall]]
|Aux2 = Ian Watson
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1976|06|2|df=y))
|ShortSummary = Mina becomes fond of John, a man she meets on a river barge, and agrees to meet him later, to serve him lunch in exchange for Wellington boots for the community. However, when the boat returns, two other men have taken residence, and John is nowhere to be found, though one of the men is wearing John's hat. The pair are brought to Whitecross but appear quite aggressive. Pet recognises one of them as a convicted criminal, and when Mina finds John's murdered corpse and confronts the pair, they take the children hostage. In an attempt to reason with them, Lewis goes to talk to them but is shot dead. Greg and Charles meet the men's demands and let them go, and the pair escape on the boat. However, they begin to suffer the effects of the [[wood alcohol]] they've been drinking and die.
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))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 2.11
|Title = ((va|New Arrivals))
|DirectedBy = Pennant Roberts
|WrittenBy = Roger Parkes
|Aux2 = Ian Watson 
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1976|06|9|df=y))
|ShortSummary = Ruth brings to Whitecross a small group of young people, who've escaped the effects of an aggressive strain of [[Influenza|flu]] that has devastated their own community. Their leader, Mark, has an agricultural degree and much experience in farming, and offers them advice. The flu bug soon breaks out at Whitecross, killing Arthur, and infecting Mina and Peggy. It soon becomes apparent that Mark is an overbearing leader and aims to take over the farming aspect of the community completely. The others vote against him, and he leaves. 
|LineColor = b0c4de
))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 2.12
|Title = ((va|Over the Hills))
|DirectedBy = Eric Hills
|WrittenBy = Martin Worth
|Aux2 = Ian Watson
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1976|06|16|df=y))
|ShortSummary = One of the new girls, Sally, is pregnant. Charles is delighted and re-ignites his interest in more of the community having children. There is much opposition to this from the women, including Sally, who forces herself to miscarry. 
|LineColor = b0c4de
))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 2.13
|Title = ((va|New World))
|DirectedBy = Terence Williams
|WrittenBy = Martin Worth
|Aux2 = Ian Watson
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1976|06|23|df=y))
|ShortSummary = A [[hot air balloon]] crash-lands at the community. The flier is killed, while his daughter wanders about in a nearby forest. Greg and the others go to investigate. The girl, Agnes, is found and explains that they have come from Norway. There, they have a working factory, manufacturing tools, and equipment, but little food. Much to Jenny's distress, Greg is keen to investigate and trade with them. After getting the balloon back in working order he accompanies Agnes on her return to Norway.
|LineColor = b0c4de
))
|}

===Series 3 (1977)===
Having received word that Greg has returned to England from Norway and is injured, Charles and Jenny set out on horseback to find him. Warned by Jack that Charles and Jenny should turn back as they're heading into danger, Hubert sets out on horseback after Charles and Jenny. The trio's journey will take them right across what is left of the United Kingdom as their search leads them to various dead ends. However, they meet a broad spectrum of other survivors along the way, and the series continues to explore alternative reactions to the Death and what it takes to survive. The third series juxtaposes the personal story arc of the search for Greg with a wider narrative of society appearing to re-establish itself, with federated communities, market bartering and rudimentary railway travel, based on using the steam locomotives preserved on [[heritage railways]]. This culminates in the tentative return of law and order, and the quest to restore power through [[hydroelectricity]].

====Regular cast====
((Cast listing|
* [[Denis Lill]] as Charles Vaughan (eps. 1, 3-9, 11-12)
* [[Lucy Fleming]] as Jenny Richards (eps. 1-3, 5-9, 11-12)
* [[John Abineri]] as Hubert Goss (eps. 1, 3, 5-9, 11-12)
* [[Ian McCulloch (actor)|Ian McCulloch]] as Greg Preston (eps. 2, 10)
* Anna Pitt as Agnes Carlsson (eps. 2-3, 5, 10-11)
* [[Lorna Lewis (actress)|Lorna Lewis]] as Pet Simpson (eps. 1, 6-7, 10)
* [[Gordon Salkilld]] as Jack Wood (eps. 1, 6, 10)
* [[Edward Underdown]] as Frank Garner (eps. 7-9)
* [[William Dysart]] as Alec Campbell (eps. 8-9, 11-12)
* Stephen Dudley as John Millon (eps. 1, 6, 10)
* Angie Stevens as Lizzie Willoughby (eps. 1, 6, 10)
* [[Robert Gillespie]] as Sam Mead (eps. 9, 11-12)
* [[Barbara Lott]] as Edith Walter (eps. 3, 5)
* [[Eric Deacon]] as Steve Walter (eps. 3, 5)
* Keith Varnier as Owen Walter (eps. 3, 5)
* [[Cheryl Hall]] as Mavis (eps. 3, 5)
))

====Guest cast====
((Cast listing|
* Dan Meaden as Seth (ep. 1)
* [[June Brown]] as Susan (ep. 1)
* [[Michael Hawkins (British actor)|Michael Hawkins]] as Colonel Clifford (ep. 1)
* Anthony Jacobs as Geert Miedel (ep. 1)
* [[John Rolfe (actor)|John Rolfe]] as Summers (ep. 1)
* David Freedman as Roberts (ep. 1)
* [[Sylvia Coleridge]] as Mrs. Butterworth (ep. 2)
* Joseph McKenna as Eagle (ep. 2)
* [[Sean Caffrey]] as Millar (ep. 2)
* [[Prentis Hancock]] as McIntosh (ep. 2)
* [[John Barrard]] as Mr. Oliver (ep. 2)
* Keith Collins as Bernie (ep. 2)
* Christopher Huxtable as Philip (ep. 2)
* [[Richard Beaumont (actor)|Richard Beaumont]] as Cliff (ep. 2)
* Johanna Sheffield as Libbie (ep. 2)
* Nicola Glickman as Annie (ep. 2)
* [[Brian Blessed]] as Brod (ep. 3)
* [[Morris Perry]] as Richard Fenton (ep. 4)
* [[Bernard Kay]] as Sanders (ep. 4)
* [[Ralph Arliss]] as Jim (ep. 4)
* [[Max Faulkner (actor)|Max Faulkner]] as Phil (ep. 4)
* [[Heather Canning]] as Ellen (ep. 4)
* Stephen Bill as Ron (ep. 4)
* Eric Francis as Engine Driver (ep. 4)
* [[Robert Pugh]] as Terry the Fireman (ep. 4)
* Jane Shaw as Young Girl (ep. 4)
* [[John Ronane]] as Bill Sheridan (ep. 5)
* [[Hazel McBride]] as Alice (ep. 5)
* Harry Jones as Elphick (ep. 5)
* Rosalind Elliot as Susan (ep. 5)
* [[John Ruddock]] as Bagley (ep. 5)
* [[John Lee (Australian actor)|John Lee]] as Philip Hurst (ep. 6)
* [[Jean Gilpin]] as Janet Millon (ep. 6)
* [[George Waring (actor)|George Waring]] as Walter (ep. 6)
* Alan Halley as Henry (ep. 7)
* [[Paul Seed]] as Grant (ep. 7)
* Nicolette Roeg as Blossom (ep. 7)
* Heather Emmanuel as Rutna (ep. 7)
* Norman Robbins as Bentley (ep. 7)
* [[Brian Conley]] as Michael (ep. 7)
* [[John Grieve (actor)|John Grieve]] as McLain (ep. 7)
* [[Derek Martin]] as Cyril (ep. 7)
* [[Gabrielle Hamilton (actress)|Gabrielle Hamilton]] as Letty (ep. 8)
* [[John Bennett (actor)|John Bennett]] as Jim (“Queenie”) (ep. 8)
* Linda Polan as Bet (ep. 8)
* John White as Vic (ep. 8)
* [[Bryan Pringle]] as Leonard Woollen (ep. 9)
* [[Frances Tomelty]] as Mary-Jean Mead (ep. 9)
* [[Joe Sumner]] as Baby (ep. 9)
* [[Peggy Ann Wood]] as Mrs. Jay (ep. 9)
* Terence Davies as Harper (ep. 9)
* Martyn Whitby as Grant (ep. 9)
* [[Clifton Jones]] as Dr. Stephen Adams (ep. 10)
* [[George Mallaby (actor)|George Mallaby]] as Mason (ep. 10)
* [[Roy Boyd]] as Tilley (ep. 10)
* [[Jon Glover]] as Dave (ep. 10)
* Richard Cornish as Chris (ep. 10)
* Paul Humpoletz as Powell (ep. 10)
* David Cook as Irvine (ep. 10)
* [[Roy Marsden]] as The Captain (ep. 11)
* Frank Vincent as Mitch (ep. 11)
* [[Gabrielle Daye]] as Mrs. Hicks (ep. 11)
* [[John Comer]] as Les Norton (ep. 11)
* [[Sean Mathias]] as Mike (ep. 11)
* Ray Mort as Joe Briggs (ep. 11)
* Denis Holmes as Robert Banks (ep. 11)
* [[Iain Cuthbertson]] as McAlister (ep. 12)
* William Armour as Davey (ep. 12)
* Brian Carey as Hamish (ep. 12)
* [[Barry Stokes (actor)|Barry Stokes]] as Tom Walter (ep. 12)
* Dorothy Dean as Mrs. Crombie (ep. 12)
* Ray Jeffries as Rob (ep. 12)
))

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! style="background: #e0bfd2" | Original airdate
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((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 3.01
|Title = ((va|Manhunt))
|DirectedBy = Peter Jefferies
|WrittenBy = [[Terence Dudley]]
|Aux2 = Geoff Powell
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1977|03|16|df=y))
|ShortSummary = Having received a message from Greg, Charles and Jenny go to Greg's last known location. Arriving there, they find a military-run community, which appears hostile. Believing Greg is being held captive, they search for him but are locked up. Jenny escapes and shoots a guard, while Charles learns that it is actually a medical research centre, and the military aspect is a facade to ward off looters. They leave with an agreement to trade food for medicine.
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((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 3.02
|Title = ((va|A Little Learning))
|DirectedBy = [[George Spenton-Foster]]
|WrittenBy = [[Ian McCulloch (actor)|Ian McCulloch]]
|Aux2 = Geoff Powel
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1977|03|23|df=y))
|ShortSummary = Travelling with Agnes, Greg arrives at a community run by children. He discovers the children are being attacked by a disease, which is killing a number of them. He soon discovers that it is caused by the [[rye bread]] they are eating, which is infected by a fungus. The children's leader tells Greg they got the rye from two travelling traders. Greg fetches the traders, and the children force the traders to work for them as penance. Nearby, Jenny is searching for Greg, but misses him. 
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))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 3.03
|Title = ((va|Law of the Jungle))
|DirectedBy = Peter Jefferies
|WrittenBy = Martin Worth
|Aux2 = Geoff Powell
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1977|03|30|df=y))
|ShortSummary = Charles and Hubert catch up with Jenny, who has been travelling for days. They trio meets up with Agnes, and they take shelter at a community run by a man named Brod. They discover that many community members are there against their will due to Brod's bullying tactics. Brod also forces Charles and the others to stay, promising protection against the wild dogs, which now outnumber people. Brod threatens Charles' life, and to ensure Charles and his group are able to leave safely, Hubert kills Brod, which also allows the other people to return to their farm.
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))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 3.04
|Title = ((va|Mad Dog))
|DirectedBy = [[Tristan de Vere Cole]]
|WrittenBy = [[Don Shaw (screenwriter)|Don Shaw]]
|Aux2 = Geoff Powell
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1977|04|6|df=y))
|ShortSummary = Charles meets a man named Richard Fenton, who saves him from a pack of wild dogs. Charles spends the night at Richard's halfway house, but soon realises the man has [[rabies]]. After Fenton attacks Charles and the two neighbours from whom Charles has sought help, the neighbours shoot Fenton dead. The men believe Charles also has rabies and try to kill him, too. However, Charles escapes on foot. After being helped by a woman whose house he passes, and then escaping nearly being gunned down again by the men chasing him, Charles eventually escapes by hiding in an old steam train. The train is operational, and a group of people are running it on coal with an eye to setting up a nationwide train service.
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))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 3.05
|Title = ((va|Bridgehead))
|DirectedBy = George Spenton-Foster
|WrittenBy = Martin Worth
|Aux2 = Geoff Powell
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1977|04|13|df=y))
|ShortSummary = Charles returns to the farm, which has been re-settled by Brod's former captives. He meets up with Jenny, Agnes, and Hubert there. Hubert is helping out with the cows, which he believes have [[brucellosis]]. Charles and Jenny go in search of a nearby homeopathic specialist. On meeting him, Charles learns that there are a number of people dotted around the nearby areas, and he is keen to have them all meet once a week to trade their various wares. He arranges a meeting at the train station, at which various people reveal they are producing beef, chicken, pork, cheese, and honey, which they agree to trade with each other.
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))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 3.06
|Title = ((va|Reunion))
|DirectedBy = [[Terence Dudley]]
|WrittenBy = [[Don Shaw (screenwriter)|Don Shaw]]
|Aux2 = Geoff Powell
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1977|04|20|df=y))
|ShortSummary = Upon arriving at the house of one of Hubert's friends, Hubert, Jenny, and Charles discover the man has broken his leg. The man directs them to take him to the house of a nearby veterinarian, named Janet. Charles talks to her and her partner about their lives there, which are very comfortable, and decides that his community could move here, where there are more facilities and people nearby. To Jenny's surprise, she discovers that John, the boy she has been looking after, is Janet's son. The mother and son are reunited for the first time in two years.
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))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 3.07
|Title = ((va|The Peacemaker))
|DirectedBy = George Spenton-Foster
|WrittenBy = Roger Parkes
|Aux2 = Geoff Powell
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1977|04|27|df=y))
|ShortSummary = Charles, Jenny, and Hubert arrive at a religious settlement, where no violence or guns are allowed. They stay there for the night and discover the settlement has a fully functional windmill, which they allow local people to use in trade. One of the settlement's leaders, Frank, asks to go with Charles, Jenny, and Hubert, as he is fitted with a [[pacemaker]], which is nearing the end of its life. They leave in search of a power station engineer, who is reportedly nearby.
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))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 3.08
|Title = ((va|Sparks))
|DirectedBy = Tristan de Vere Cole
|WrittenBy = Roger Parkes
|Aux2 = Geoff Powell
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1977|05|4|df=y))
|ShortSummary = In search of the power station specialist, Alec, the group arrives at his settlement. He is extremely hostile, however, and claims to have no more interest in his former career. However, the group discovers that Alec is haunted by the memory of his dead wife. They encourage him to face his fears, which brings him to a breaking point. He attempts suicide but is saved by Charles. Coming to his senses, Alec agrees to help and goes with them.
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))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 3.09
|Title = ((va|The Enemy))
|DirectedBy = Peter Jefferies
|WrittenBy = Roger Parkes
|Aux2 = Geoff Powell
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1977|05|11|df=y))
|ShortSummary = The travellers arrive at a large community, which has its own brewery and mine. They stay the night due to Frank's now weakened condition. Charles is unsure of Alec's willingness to work with them, and during a night of heavy drinking tries to persuade Jenny to sleep with Alec. She is furious, but Alec has decided to stay anyway and helps the men work on their generator. Another man, Sam, opposes turning the electricity back on and is determined to stop them. With Frank now dead, the others move on, accompanied by Sam.
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))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 3.10
|Title = ((va|The Last Laugh))
|DirectedBy = Peter Jefferies
|WrittenBy = [[Ian McCulloch (actor)|Ian McCulloch]]
|Aux2 = Geoff Powell
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1977|05|18|df=y))
|ShortSummary = In his travels, Greg meets a group of men who gain his confidence as he talks about his trip to Norway. They seize his map, notes, boots, clothes, and horse, however, and leave him for dead. On realising the notes and map notations are written in Norwegian, the men go to the community to capture Agnes, to translate for them. Greg makes it to a nearby settlement, where he meets a doctor who is dying of [[smallpox]]. Greg contracts the disease but summons the strength to rescue the community from the bandits by appearing to join the brigands. He says goodbye and informs Agnes in Norwegian that he is dying, before moving off with the brigands – intentionally infecting them all.
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))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 3.11
|Title = ((va|Long Live the King))
|DirectedBy = Tristan de Vere Cole
|WrittenBy = Martin Worth
|Aux2 = Geoff Powell
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1977|06|1|df=y))
|ShortSummary = Charles gets an urgent message to meet Greg. Arriving at an old army camp, Charles discovers that credit notes bearing Greg's name are being issued in return for petrol. Agnes tells Charles that they have a million gallons stored there. Jenny arrives and inquires about Greg's whereabouts. Agnes reveals that he is dead, and that they don't have the petrol they claim. The intention, however, is to set up a government enforcing proper law and order. Initially reluctant, Charles comes round to the idea after the camp is infiltrated by two bandits, and the group locks up the bandits rather than shooting them. 
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))
((Episode list
|EpisodeNumber = 3.12
|Title = ((va|Power))
|DirectedBy = George Spenton-Foster
|WrittenBy = Martin Worth
|Aux2 = Geoff Powell
|OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|1977|06|8|df=y))
|ShortSummary = Travelling to a hydro-electric power station in Scotland, Charles, Jenny, and Hubert meet a local [[laird]], who tells them that in the Highlands more than 150,000 people have survived the plague, making it the most densely populated part of Britain. Charles informs him that they are there to switch the electricity back on, which Alec and Sam are now working on. At the power station, Alec is making preparations, but Sam is sabotaging Alec's work. The others arrive there to find Alec unconscious, while Sam has disappeared, intent on wrecking the whole system. During a struggle, Sam is killed. Before the supply is restored, the Laird argues with Charles that the power belongs to Scotland, but Alec insists that he is the only one able to switch it back on. After they reach an agreement that Alec will control the supply, Alec switches it on.
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|}

===Audio drama episodes===
====Series 1 (2014)====
"[[#Revelation|Revelation]]" and "[[#Exodus|Exodus]]" depict events happening in parallel with the early episodes of the first TV series, as the Death first takes hold and wipes out much of the UK's population. "[[#Judges|Judges]]" and "[[#Esther|Esther]]" take place after the Grange's cellar storeroom is flooded ("[[#Something of Value|Something of Value]]").

((Episode table |overall=5 |title=27 |director=18 |writer=26 |airdate=24 |airdateT=Released |episodes=
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 1
| Title           = ((va|Revelation))
| DirectedBy      = [[Ken Bentley]]
| WrittenBy       = Matt Fitton
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2014|6))
| ShortSummary    = When people begin to die of a new strain of a flu virus, newspaper journalists Helen Wiseman and Daniel Connor investigate. They uncover a terrifying story - but will anyone ever get to read it?
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 2
| Title           = ((va|Exodus))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = [[Jonathan Morris (author)|Jonathan Morris]]
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2014|6))
| ShortSummary    = Billions of people have died across the globe. Cities are rife with secondary diseases, and the survivors attempt to make their way out of London. 
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 3
| Title           = ((va|Judges))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Andrew Smith
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2014|6))
| ShortSummary    = After a storm wipes out much of their community's supplies, Greg and Jenny go in search of new provisions - much to Abby's disapproval. 
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 4
| Title           = ((va|Esther))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = [[John Dorney]]
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2014|6))
| ShortSummary    = Greg, Jenny and their new friends are trapped. Will they ever make it out alive?
))
))

====Series 2 (2015)====
((Episode table |overall=5 |title=27 |director=18 |writer=26 |airdate=24 |airdateT=Released |episodes=
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 1
| Title           = ((va|Dark Rain))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Ken Bentley
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2015|6))
| ShortSummary    = Months after the plague, storms batter the country. As Abby resumes the search for her son, Jackie and Daniel fight for their lives.
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 2
| Title           = ((va|Mother's Courage|Mother’s Courage))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = [[Louise Jameson]]
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2015|6))
| ShortSummary    = The search for Peter leads to Aberystwyth and a community of women who have cut themselves off from the outside world. But what appears to be a safe haven could be nothing of the sort...
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 3
| Title           = ((va|The Hunted))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Ken Bentley
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2015|6))
| ShortSummary    = Greg, Daniel and Russell need the help of survivalist Irvin Warner, who is hiding out in the Brecon Beacons. But predators are roaming in the barren countryside too...
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 4
| Title           = ((va|Savages))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Matt Fitton
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2015|6))
| ShortSummary    = Wounded, split apart and fighting for their lives, the survivors discover that survival isn't everything...
))
))

====Series 3 (2015)====
Events in this box-set take place between Series 1 and Series 2 of the TV series.

((Episode table |overall=5 |title=27 |director=18 |writer=26 |airdate=24 |airdateT=Released |episodes=
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 1
| Title           = ((va|Cabin Fever))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Jonathan Morris
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2015|11))
| ShortSummary    = After weeks of searching for her son across a devastated Britain, Abby Grant and her allies head into London in pursuit of new leads. One of the party is quarantined, holed up with a fever. They remember the very first days of the Death, and the actions of a man called John Vincent...
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 2
| Title           = ((va|Contact))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = [[Simon Clark (novelist)|Simon Clark]]
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2015|11))
| ShortSummary    = A lonely voice on the radio calls out across the ether. Maddie Price is a long way from home, but not yet ready to give up hope.
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 3
| Title           = ((va|Rescue))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Andrew Smith
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2015|11))
| ShortSummary    = When his friends' lives hang in the balance hundreds of feet above London, Jimmy Garland leads a daring rescue mission into the capital.
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 4
| Title           = ((va|Leaving))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Matt Fitton
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2015|11))
| ShortSummary    = Down on the coast, plans are being made to reach out across the world. It could mean a new beginning for some, and the long-awaited chance to return home for others.
))
))

====Series 4 (2016)====
Events in this box-set take place between the episodes of the second TV series.

((Episode table |overall=5 |title=27 |director=18 |writer=26 |airdate=24 |airdateT=Released |episodes=
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 1
| Title           = ((va|The Old Ways))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Ken Bentley
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2016|6))
| ShortSummary    = The Government has plans for a national state of emergency. But when Evelyn Piper and her colleagues shelter in the Tartarus bunker, they discover no amount of planning can prepare for the reality of the Death...
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 2
| Title           = ((va|For the Good of the Cause))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Louise Jameson
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2016|6))
| ShortSummary    = One old friend calls on Greg and Jenny to look after another. Together, they visit a utopian community where the inspirational Theo seems to have founded the perfect way of life...
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 3
| Title           = ((va|Collision))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Christopher Hatherall
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2016|6))
| ShortSummary    = When the old world collides with the new, casualties are unavoidable. While Greg and Theo work together for the future, Jenny tries to save lives - with the help of a troubled young man called Michael...
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 4
| Title           = ((va|Forgive and Forget))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Matt Fitton
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2016|6))
| ShortSummary    = As long-buried crimes surface, resentment and recrimination threaten to destroy the peace of the Foundation. Jenny, Jackie and Molly have their own trials to bear, and Greg confronts the truth of this new world head on. For some, nothing will ever be the same…
))
))

====Series 5 (2016)====
Events in this box-set happen between the episodes of the second TV series.

((Episode table |overall=5 |title=27 |director=18 |writer=26 |airdate=24 |airdateT=Released |episodes=
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 1
| Title           = ((va|The Second Coming))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Andrew Smith
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2016|11))
| ShortSummary    = Millions died when the plague swept the globe. Such a thing couldn’t possibly happen again - or could it? When Abby Grant and Evelyn Piper both arrive at Carol Baker’s Maythorne community, a chain of events is set in motion that could unleash a new wave of death across the country.
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 2
| Title           = ((va|New Blood))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Christopher Hatherall
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2016|11))
| ShortSummary    = Danger surrounds Whitecross when a simple border dispute exposes deadly tensions between those who live side by side. Greg Preston and Jenny Richards soon find themselves fighting for their lives, as people in the grip of a terrible new fear turn to the old ways to protect themselves...
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 3
| Title           = ((va|Angel of Death))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Simon Clark
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2016|11))
| ShortSummary    = Emerging from a quarantined Whitecross, Greg and Jenny discover that the danger they glimpsed at Springton is far from over. Meanwhile, as isolated communities find themselves exposed to a disease they know nothing about, Abby joins a desperate race to save lives.
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 4
| Title           = ((va|Come the Horsemen))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Andrew Smith
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2016|11))
| ShortSummary    = In times of crisis, rumour and fear run rife across the decimated landscape of Britain. Evelyn and Abby experience the lethal effects of this panic first hand. At such times the worst of humanity is exposed. Can Greg and Jenny find the best in those around them? Or is there no way to avoid the coming of the horsemen?
))
))

====Series 6 (2017)====
Events in this box-set happen between the second and third TV series and in parallel with early episodes of the third.

((Episode table |overall=5 |title=27 |director=18 |writer=26 |airdate=24 |airdateT=Released |episodes=
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 1
| Title           = ((va|Beating the Bounds))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Ian Potter
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2017|6))
| ShortSummary    = 
Abby Grant’s search for her son has taken her all across Britain and back. Following every possible lead, she finds herself on long-abandoned roads to forgotten villages. But now, two years after the first Death, such communities still wish to protect themselves. And they do not take kindly to strangers.
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 2
| Title           = ((va|The Trapping Pit))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Christopher Hatherall
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2017|6))
| ShortSummary    = On a routine trading mission from Whitecross to Evelyn Piper’s Foundation, Jenny Richards and community doctor Ruth Anderson are ambushed by desperate scavengers. When the tables turn, an escape attempt becomes a struggle for survival. With a young man’s life hanging in the balance, Ruth’s skills are put to the ultimate test.
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 3
| Title           = ((va|Revenge of Heaven))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Simon Clark
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2017|6))
| ShortSummary    = Greg Preston has forged links with survivors in Norway to start rebuilding society. He’s ready to return home to his family… until an unexpected visitor drags him into a race across the Scandinavian snows. Hope for the future lies with a kidnapped scientist, and some will go to any lengths to control that hope.
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 4
| Title           = ((va|Lockup))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Andrew Smith
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2017|6))
| ShortSummary    = 
As her journey continues, Abby encounters a secure and well-ordered community, based inside a prison complex, calling itself ‘Peacetown’. But the settlement is not as idyllic as its name suggests, and the lockup harbours secrets. Among them, a prisoner. Someone Abby knows of old... A man called Greg Preston.
))
))

====Series 7 (2017)====
Events in this box-set happen after the end of the third TV series.

((Episode table |overall=5 |title=27 |director=18 |writer=26 |airdate=24 |airdateT=Released |episodes=
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 1
| Title           = ((va|Journey's End|Journey’s End))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Roland Moore
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2017|11))
| ShortSummary    = Alone and resolute, a mother has spent the years since the Death searching for her son. She is closing in on her final lead. One last hope to find Peter. But for Abby Grant, the worst possible thing might be to find what she is looking for…
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 2
| Title           = ((va|Legacy))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = [[Simon Clark (novelist)|Simon Clark]]
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2017|11))
| ShortSummary    = Greg Preston is dead. But the work he did in forging his foundation, in bringing communities together, lives on. When she and Ruth encounter those whose lives he touched, Jenny Richards is forced to remember how the man she loved abandoned her. But when she meets a common enemy, can she find the strength to make a stand?
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 3
| Title           = ((va|Old Friends))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Matt Fitton
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2017|11))
| ShortSummary    = Ruth Anderson and Evelyn Piper unite on a mission of mercy. An old friend is in trouble and in the path of dangerous forces. Jackie Burchell could reveal secrets that change lives. But first, she must find her own way back. When things are at their worst, it’s old friends who keep you going.
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 4
| Title           = ((va|Reconnection))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Christopher Hatherall
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2017|11))
| ShortSummary    = As Jenny continues her plan to restore electricity across the country, she meets someone she never thought she’d see again – but it’s a very different Abby Grant to the one who left the Grange. Not everyone is in favour of Jenny’s project, and the women find danger in a remote power station. It may be too late for them to reconnect…
))
))

====Series 8 (2018)====
Events in this box-set happen after the end of the third TV series.

((Episode table |overall=5 |title=27 |director=18 |writer=26 |airdate=24 |airdateT=Released |episodes=
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 1
| Title           = ((va|Bandit Train))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Christopher Hatherall
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2018|11))
| ShortSummary    = Society is slowly rebuilding. Abby and Jenny are transporting supplies between  settlements. Craig is learning how to run the steam engines on lines cleared by Greg Preston. But there are still those who just want to take. And their train is about to come under attack…
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 2
| Title           = ((va|Robert))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Jane Slavin
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2018|11))
| ShortSummary    = 
Once, Robert Malcolm had a complicated life. His wife in an institution, his girlfriend running a struggling business, he was out of the army and without a place in the world. When the Death came, it meant many things to many people. For Robert, it meant freedom.
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 3
| Title           = ((va|The Lost Boys))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Lisa McMullin
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2018|11))
| ShortSummary    = Peter Grant is alive. He is with Robert Malcolm’s army of boy soldiers, learning to survive. Building a better future. But medic Ruth has her suspicions when she visits the camp. And Craig is about to find out what it takes to become a recruit.
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 4
| Title           = ((va|Village of Dust))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Roland Moore
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2018|11))
| ShortSummary    = Abby, still desperate for the reunion she’s been seeking for years, now knows that Peter is part of an army. Meanwhile, Jenny realises that someone is drawing plans against her budding Federation. A war is coming, and mother and son are on different sides.
))
))

====Series 9 (2019)====
((Episode table |overall=5 |title=27 |director=18 |writer=26 |airdate=24 |airdateT=Released |episodes=
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 1
| Title           = ((va|The Farm))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Jane Slavin
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2019|6))
| ShortSummary    = After a short, sharp coup, power has shifted and a new order asserts control over the country. Meg Pritchard believes she is the leader who can draw together the threads of civilisation. With the men sent to war, Jenny must help the women of ‘The Farm’ see the truth behind their new society.
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 2
| Title           = ((va|Hearts and Mines))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Christopher Hatherall
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2019|6))
| ShortSummary    = 
The Protectorate now holds resources once shared by the Federation. Its enemies are branded terrorists, as they skirmish up and down the country. Craig wants to strike a decisive blow, while Abby still hopes for reconciliation with her son. Ruth is caught between her friends: can she stop them both from making terrible mistakes?
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 3
| Title           = ((va|Fade Out))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Roland Moore
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2019|6))
| ShortSummary    = 
Robert Malcolm is closing in on the ringleaders still struggling against the Protectorate. Peter Grant has reasons to make this fight personal. But the fugitives, hiding in an abandoned cinema, find that people are tired of war. When the soldiers come to town, for some, this will be their last stand.
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 4
| Title           = ((va|Conflict))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Andrew Smith
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2019|6))
| ShortSummary    = The Protectorate tightens its grip on the fragile infrastructure of a country in recovery. All stirrings of rebellion must be crushed. But Jenny has a plan to unseat its leaders once and for all. And now she, Abby and Peter Grant are heading inexorably towards a final confrontation.
))
))

====Series 10: ''New Dawn'' (2021–23)====
((Episode table |overall=5 |title=27 |director=18 |writer=26 |airdate=24 |airdateT=Released |episodes=
((Episode table/part |volume=1))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 1
| Title           = ((va|Tethered))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Andrew Smith
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2021|11))
| ShortSummary    = Abby Grant is heading home on a tragic mission when she meets an apparent Good Samaritan, who may be nothing of the sort. And in Cambridge, the seat of the New Federal Government, the Prime Minister tasks Law Minister Jenny Richards with a secret assignment. Both women soon find themselves in deadly peril.
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 2
| Title           = ((va|My Generation))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Katharine Armitage
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2021|11))
| ShortSummary    = Abby is on the run, and Jenny risks her future to protect her. An old friend, Jackie Burchall, is also eager to help. But when Abby falls in with an activist group called The Veil, it jeopardises everyone.
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((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 3
| Title           = ((va|Behind You))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Roland Moore
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2021|11))
| ShortSummary    = Abby remembers Leonard Cross as the awful children’s entertainer who came to one of her son’s birthday parties before the Death. She doesn’t expect to find herself relying on him as she recovers from injury and tragedy. And he may be even more awful than she knows...
))
((Episode table/part |volume=2))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 1
| Title           = ((va|Bad Blood))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Lizbeth Myles
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2022|2))
| ShortSummary    = Abby and Jenny are heading north when they’re thrown into the middle of a conflict between two rival factions. Learning someone has tried to assassinate the local Governor, is there anything they can do to prevent further violence and bloodshed?
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 2
| Title           = ((va|What First We Practise to Deceive))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Andrew Smith
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2022|2))
| ShortSummary    = Abby and Jenny reach the Zone controlled by Governor Dominic Crayle. He has serious questions to answer, but Crayle will go to any lengths to protect his secrets.
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 3
| Title           = ((va|Last Stand))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Roland Moore
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2022|2))
| ShortSummary    = In the overgrown remains of an abandoned city, a new friend helps Abby and Jenny make a last stand against a determined enemy.
))
((Episode table/part |volume=3))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 1
| Title           = ((va|The Turning, Part 1))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Ken Bentley
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2023|4))
| ShortSummary    = Caught between an increasingly authoritarian Prime Minister and activists determined to bring down the New Federal Government, Jenny struggles to prevent the collapse of everything they’ve worked so hard to build.
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 2
| Title           = ((va|The Turning, Part 2))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Ken Bentley
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2023|4))
| ShortSummary    = Answering her friend's desperate call for help, Abby returns to find Cambridge in chaos, and Jenny is surrounded by danger and betrayal as a new regime desperately try to restore order.
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 3
| Title           = ((va|Samaritans))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Ken Bentley
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2023|4))
| ShortSummary    = Escaping Cambridge, Abby and Jenny save the life of an elderly man they find living alone in the woods and gratefully accept his offer of warmth and shelter. But as the cold and dark close in it's not only the animals that come out at night...
))
((Episode table/part |volume=4))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 1
| Title           = ((va|Albion))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Ken Bentley
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2023|9))
| ShortSummary    = Continuing their journey south, Abby and Jenny venture for the first time to Kent. There they find a strange new world where the mistakes of the past are being repeated in the present, and where life is hard for those without the skills to survive.
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 2
| Title           = ((va|Fallout))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Matt Fitton
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2023|9))
| ShortSummary    = With Jenny taken by an unknown enemy, Abby sets out on a desperate search. Her journey leads into dangerous territory. An old friend is on hand to help, but Ruth has worries of her own. Together, Ruth and Abby look into the mystery of sickness around Dungeness. Will they find Jenny before it’s too late?
))
((Episode list
| EpisodeNumber   = 3
| Title           = ((va|Requiem))
| DirectedBy      = Ken Bentley
| WrittenBy       = Ken Bentley
| OriginalAirDate = ((Start date|2023|9))
| ShortSummary    = Abby and Ruth finally come face to face with the strange and elusive people of Kent. They soon find themselves on the wrong side of a bitter conflict which forces them to question everything they thought they knew about life in the new world.
))
))

==Books==
Five novels related to series one have been published: 
*((cite book|title=Survivors|author=Nation, Terry |date= 1975)) An adaptation of certain of his own series one episodes, with a radically different ending
*((cite book|author=Eyers, John|title=Genesis of a Hero |date= 1977)) A direct sequel to Nation's book; it bears no relation to events in series two and three
*((cite book|author=Eyers, John|title=Salvation |date= 2021)) A follow-up to Eyers' previous novel, continuing in the Terry Nation timeline
*((cite book|author=Milsea, Ethan|title=Ghosts and Demons |date= 2021)) A new standalone story set during the latter half of series one
*((cite book|author=Sutherland, Doris|title=Crusade |date= 2022)) A new standalone story set during the latter half of series one

Two factual books about the series have been published: 
*((cite book|title=The Making of Terry Nation's Survivors|editor=Marshall, Kevin P | publisher= Fourth Horseman Publications |date= 1995))
*((cite book|title=The End of the World? The Unofficial and Unauthorised Guide to Survivors|isbn= 978-1845830014|author1=Cross, Rich |author2=Priestner, Andy | publisher= [[Telos Publishing Ltd.]] |date= December 2005))

==Home releases==

Each of the three series of ''Survivors'' were originally released on DVD annually from 2003–2005 by DD Home Entertainment. Each series set included a colour booklet written and researched by ''Survivors'' fan Andy Priestner chronicling the making of each series, plus the following extra features:

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|-
! # !! DVD release date !! Special features
|-
| Series One
| 6 October 2003
|
*Audio commentary on episode ''[[#The Fourth Horseman|The Fourth Horseman]]'' recorded on 5 June 2003, with [[Carolyn Seymour]] (Abby Grant) and [[Pennant Roberts]] (director). Moderator: Andy Priestner.
*Audio commentary on episode ''[[#Law and Order|Law and Order]]'' recorded on 5 June 2003, with [[Ian McCulloch (actor)|Ian McCulloch]] (Greg Preston) and [[Lucy Fleming]] (Jenny Richards). Moderator: Andy Priestner.
*On-camera interviews with Pennant Roberts, Carolyn Seymour, Ian McCulloch, Lucy Fleming and Tanya Ronder (Lizzie Willoughby). All on-camera interviews recorded on 5 June 2003.
*"On Location" mute footage – A 75 second mute film of certain behind the scenes happenings during the recording of the Series 1 episode ''[[#A Beginning|A Beginning]]''.
*Photo gallery – A collection of BBC photos from Series 1.
*Lucy Fleming's photo collection – Lucy Fleming's photos taken during the making of Series 1.
|-
| Series Two
| 4 October 2004
|
*Audio commentary on episode ''[[#Lights of London – Part 2|Lights of London – Part 2]]'' recorded on 3 June 2004, with [[Denis Lill]] (Charles Vaughan) and Pennant Roberts (director). Moderator: Rich Cross.
*On-camera interviews with Pennant Roberts, Denis Lill, [[Lorna Lewis (actress)|Lorna Lewis]] (Pet Simpson) and [[Heather Wright]] (Melanie). All on-camera interviews recorded on 3 June 2004.
*Photo gallery – A collection of BBC photos from Series 2. 
|-
| Series Three
| 14 November 2005
|
*Audio commentary on episode ''[[#Law of the Jungle|Law of the Jungle]]'' recorded on 4 August 2005, with Lucy Fleming (Jenny Richards) and Peter Jefferies (director). Moderator: Andy Priestner.
*Audio commentary on episode ''[[#Mad Dog|Mad Dog]]'' recorded on 4 August 2005, with [[Morris Perry]] (Richard Fenton) and [[Tristan de Vere Cole]] (director). Moderator: Rich Cross.
*"New World Rising" – documentary on the making of Series 3 produced by Andy Priestner with contributions from directors Peter Jefferies and Tristan DeVere Cole and actors Lucy Fleming and Stephen Dudley (John Millon). All interviews in the documentary recorded on 4 August 2005.
*Photo gallery – A collection of BBC photos from the Series 3 episode ''[[#Manhunt|Manhunt]]''.
*Denis Lill's photo collection – Denis Lill's photos taken during the making of Series 2 and Series 3.
|}

On 24 November 2008, the BBC company [[2 Entertain]] released all three series of ''Survivors'' together in a boxset, with the BBC4 documentary ''The Cult of Survivors'' from 2006 included as an extra. Also included on the 2008 DVD boxset were English language subtitles for the hard-of-hearing, which weren't included on previous DVD releases. However, the audio commentaries, on-camera interviews, Denis Lill's photo collection and ''New World Rising'' documentary from previous DVD releases were not included on the 2008 DVD boxset.

==See also==
*[[Jeremiah (TV series)|''Jeremiah'' (TV series)]], another post-plague series, set 15 years after a plague killed off the adults, with similarities to both ''The Tribe'' and ''Survivors''
*[[The Tribe (1999 TV series)|''The Tribe'']], a post-plague series focusing on teenagers, right after a plague kills off all adults
*[[Jericho (2006 TV series)|''Jericho'' (2006 TV series)]], a [[Nuclear holocaust|post-nuclear holocaust]] series
*[[The Changes (TV series)|''The Changes'' (TV series)]], a series set in a Britain that is suddenly plunged into a pre-industrial age
*[[The Last Train (TV series)|''The Last Train'' (TV series)]], a series following a group of train passengers who survive an apocalyptic meteor strike
*[[The Stand (1994 miniseries)|''The Stand'' (1994 miniseries)]], a post-plague television series set in the United States, based on Stephen King's 1978 novel of the same name

==References==
((reflist))

==External links==
*((BBC programme|p00tmncr))
*((thetvdb | id=78544 | title=Survivors))
*[http://www.screenonline.org.uk/tv/id/518741/index.html British Film Institute Screen Online]
*((IMDb title|id=0072572))
* ''[https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0091ms3 The Cult of... Survivors]''
*[http://www.survivorstvseries.com/index2.htm Survivors TV Series]
*[http://www.survivors-mad-dog.org.uk/a-world-away/index2.shtml Survivors: A World Away]
*[http://www.anorakzone.com/survivorsrank1.html Survivors ranked from worst to best]

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