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Howards' Way
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Howards' Way

1985
Howards' Way
Howards' Way

Howards' Way

6.7 | en | Drama

The BBC's answer to Dynasty, Howards' Way was launched in 1985 with an enormous 1 million pound budget. The main characters in the show were 'best boat designer in the world' Tom Howard, his boutique running wife Jan Howard, 'I'll have a drink' Jack Rolfe and a nasty man called Ken Masters. It starred Maurice Colbourne.

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EP13  Episode 78
Nov. 29,1990
Episode 78

Charlie learns of his fate, Jan launches the cosmetics range, Gerald is stunned by Abby's proposal and Jack says a fond farewell.

EP12  Episode 77
Nov. 22,1990
Episode 77

Laura's future at Leisurecruise is in jeopardy, Robert Hudson arrives in Bermuda and Admiral Redfern has something important to say to Kate

EP11  Episode 76
Nov. 15,1990
Episode 76

Lynne rescues Charles when he falls overboard in the race, the negotiating parties assemble in Bermuda and Leo is impressed by Jenny's talents.

EP10  Episode 75
Nov. 08,1990
Episode 75

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EP9  Episode 74
Nov. 01,1990
Episode 74

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EP8  Episode 73
Oct. 25,1990
Episode 73

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EP7  Episode 72
Oct. 18,1990
Episode 72

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EP6  Episode 71
Oct. 11,1990
Episode 71

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EP5  Episode 70
Oct. 04,1990
Episode 70

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EP4  Episode 69
Sep. 27,1990
Episode 69

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EP3  Episode 68
Sep. 20,1990
Episode 68

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EP2  Episode 67
Sep. 13,1990
Episode 67

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EP1  Episode 66
Sep. 06,1990
Episode 66

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6.7 | en | Drama | More Info
Released: 1985-09-01 | Released Producted By: BBC Birmingham , Country: United Kingdom Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0093t51
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The BBC's answer to Dynasty, Howards' Way was launched in 1985 with an enormous 1 million pound budget. The main characters in the show were 'best boat designer in the world' Tom Howard, his boutique running wife Jan Howard, 'I'll have a drink' Jack Rolfe and a nasty man called Ken Masters. It starred Maurice Colbourne.

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Kate O'Mara , Jan Harvey , Glyn Owen

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septimius-severus-1 The reason why there were 'only' six series of 'Howard's Way' was that following the filming of Series 5, prior to it being shown on BBC, Maurice Colbourne died whilst on holiday, so the producers and writers had to decide what to do. It was decided that instead of leaving everything up in the air, it was best to film one final series with the aim of tidying up hanging story lines.One of the central sets used is the pub. This is 'The Jolly Sailor' at Bursledon on the Hamble River between Farham and Southampton. The outside has not changed much including views of Jack Rolfe's boatyard in real life the Elephant Yard. Inside the pub there is a small memorial to the series in the form of a framed photo of the cast.The pub was closed to the public during the summer whilst filming went on.
sophia-nelson We are pleased to announce that Howards' Way will finally be available on DVD Region 2 for the first time ever. We hope you will be just as excited about this release as we are ... Join Jan Harvey, Maurice Colbourne and Stephen Yardley for tales of love, deceit, family trials and tribulations in this fantastic long awaited drama featuring the well known theme tune by Simon May and possible extras. Howards'Way Series 1 available 20th March 2006 4 DVDs, Region 2 !!!Also available later in 2006 Series 2, 3 and 4 Thanks
soap_expert I totally disagree what this person has written as I think Howard's Way was brilliant! It had great acting, great storylines and a brilliant theme tune. It should have ran much longer in my opinion. It was the BBC's version of "Dallas" and "Dynasty" and I think they did a great job!
guru15 Curerently being re-run on UK Drama, this was the BBC's answer to "Dallas" and "Dynasty".Totally implausible plots, big shoulder pads, badly acted, intrusive syrupy incidental music and characters with no redeeming features whatsoever (aside possibly from Avril Rolfe, played by Susan Gilmore). It made for unmissable TV. I don't think it was meant to be a comedy, but it certainly made me laugh.The ridiculous notion that Southampton was a financial hub and the focus of the fashion world beggared belief. I cannot believe that anyone of the viewing millions actually understood anything Charles Frere, Gerald Urquhart and Edward Frere were talking about when it came to "big" business. And how did Jan Howard go from bored housewife to top fashion house proprietor in about three weeks ?!I was obviously not alone in my assertion of the appalling manner of the acting as I cannot remember any of the cast being in anything after Howard's Way. Top of the "they should never work again" list was the oily fashion victim Ken Masters (Stephen Yardley) closely followed by Kate "Dahhhhling" Howard (Dulcie Gray) and the over-the-top-meistress, Kate O'Mara.They don't make them like this anymore.... amen to that !!!