S2.E4

The Day Peace Broke Out

Episode aired Jan 2, 1976
TV-Y
29m

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A series of thefts of the Good's leek crop leads to Tom taking drastic measures to stop his livelihood being destroyed. His actions lead to a series of events that leave Tom in a very diffic... Read allA series of thefts of the Good's leek crop leads to Tom taking drastic measures to stop his livelihood being destroyed. His actions lead to a series of events that leave Tom in a very difficult situation.A series of thefts of the Good's leek crop leads to Tom taking drastic measures to stop his livelihood being destroyed. His actions lead to a series of events that leave Tom in a very difficult situation.

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8.1/10

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Richard Briers

Tom Good

Felicity Kendal

Barbara Good

Penelope Keith

Margo Leadbetter

Paul Eddington

Jerry Leadbetter

James Cossins

Magistrate

Brian Grellis

Harry Bennett

Les Conrad

Policeman in Court
(uncredited)

Eden Fox

Man in Court
(uncredited)

Ernest C. Jennings

Clerk of the Court
(uncredited)

Tony O'Leary

Inmate
(uncredited)

Paul Phillips

Man in Court
(uncredited)

Director
- John Howard Davies
Writers
- John Esmonde
- Bob Larbey
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Trivia
Barbara corrects Tom's reference to Hurons by explaining that they actually come from Canada (one of many First Nations people). The proper name of the people are The Wendat and they speak the Iroquois language.

Goofs
The judge mentions that Tom shot the leek thief (Harry) in the left buttocks, but when Harry says that the pellet did hurt, he starts to reach down for his right buttock.