
Armchair Theatre - S05E07: I'll Have You to Remember
A retired couple with many unresolved old scores to settle, argue and bicker while their world decays around them.
Director: Ted Kotcheff, Clive Exton
All Episodes - Season 5
01Big Brain ManSep 11, 196002A Heart and a DiamondSep 18, 196003Lena, O My LenaSep 25, 196004Pig's Ear with FlowersOct 02, 196005Thunder on the SnowyOct 09, 196006The Siege at KillyfaddyOct 16, 196007I'll Have You to RememberOct 23, 196008My RepresentativeOct 30, 196009The Cake BakerNov 06, 196010Hail the Conquering HeroNov 13, 196011The StrangerNov 20, 196012Mr NobodyNov 27, 196013Clip Joint PeopleDec 04, 196014The CupboardDec 11, 196015RainDec 18, 196016The Great Gold Bullion RobberyDec 25, 196017A Head Full of CrocodilesJan 01, 196118Till the Day I DieJan 08, 196119The Mystery of Martin WheelerJan 15, 196120The Picture of Dorian GrayJan 22, 196121Honeymoon PostponedJan 29, 196122A Degree of MurderFeb 05, 196123Strangers in the RoomFeb 12, 196124The Money MakersFeb 19, 196125Tune on an Apron-StringFeb 26, 196126The Big DealMar 03, 196127The Man Out ThereMar 12, 196128The Conscientious GaugerMar 26, 196129The Way of LoveApr 09, 196130The HeroApr 23, 196131Danger! Men WorkingMay 21, 196132No Licence for SingingMay 21, 196133Flying HighApr 23, 196134Man on a Mountain TopApr 30, 196135Duel for LoveMay 07, 196136The Ship That Couldn't StopMay 14, 196137The Truth About HelenMay 21, 196138The Apprenticeship of Duddy KravitzMay 28, 196139The TypistsJun 04, 196140The Night of the ApesJun 11, 1961
Armchair Theatre S05E07 Synopsis
Armchair Theatre "I'll Have You to Remember" is part of the 1337x catalog. Originally aired on 1960-10-23, this episode is part of Season 5 of Armchair Theatre. Directed by Ted Kotcheff, the episode showcases skilled craftsmanship behind the camera. As part of this Drama series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. A retired couple with many unresolved old scores to settle, argue and bicker while their world decays around them.















