A Dance to the Music of Time
(1997)Streaming Episode Guide
Miniseries
Post War
Episode 4 - 10-30-1997
1h 43m
A decade has passed. Nick and his wife Isobel have moved to the country. Widmerpool has become a Labour MP and is dabbling in Eastern European politics. His wife Pamela is behaving even more outrageously, and gossip surrounding her bizarre sex life is raging.
6.5/10There are no streaming sources for this episode in your country. Sources available in: Great Britain
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The War
Episode 3 - 10-23-1997
1h 43m
WWII has broken out and Nick Jenkins is in the army, leaving behind his wife Isobel, who is expecting their first child. Meanwhile, Kenneth Widmerpool makes the most of his connections and soon rises through the ranks to enjoy power and prestige. This episode also sees the arrival of Pamela Flitton, a dangerously beautiful woman who can cast a spell on all the men she meets - even the normally cool-headed Widmerpool.
7.2/10There are no streaming sources for this episode in your country. Sources available in: Great Britain
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The Thirties
Episode 2 - 10-16-1997
1h 41m
Nick Jenkins and his friends have moved from twenty- to thirty-somethings. Marriages are beginning to crumble and youthful optimism is fading fast. Nick's affair with Jean Templer is coming to an end, but all unhappiness is swept aside when he meets Isobel Tolland, who takes him into London's bohemian life. A world of heavy drinking, all-night parties and colourful eccentrics. But, across the Channel in Germany, Hitler's power is rising and war seems inevitable.
7.7/10There are no streaming sources for this episode in your country. Sources available in: Great Britain
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The Twenties
Episode 1 - 10-09-1997
1h 40m
The first film looks at the life of Kenneth Widmerpool, a tubby, much-teased boy at school who is to grow into a determined influence on his friends. Among these friends is Nicholas Jenkins, who is having an adulterous affair.
8.2/10There are no streaming sources for this episode in your country. Sources available in: Great Britain
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Top 5 Highest Rated Episodes 8.2/10 7.7/10 7.2/10 6.5/10
The Twenties
Episode 1 - 10-09-1997
1h 40m
The first film looks at the life of Kenneth Widmerpool, a tubby, much-teased boy at school who is to grow into a determined influence on his friends. Among these friends is Nicholas Jenkins, who is having an adulterous affair.
8.2/10There are no streaming sources for this episode in your country. Sources available in: Great Britain
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The Thirties
Episode 2 - 10-16-1997
1h 41m
Nick Jenkins and his friends have moved from twenty- to thirty-somethings. Marriages are beginning to crumble and youthful optimism is fading fast. Nick's affair with Jean Templer is coming to an end, but all unhappiness is swept aside when he meets Isobel Tolland, who takes him into London's bohemian life. A world of heavy drinking, all-night parties and colourful eccentrics. But, across the Channel in Germany, Hitler's power is rising and war seems inevitable.
7.7/10There are no streaming sources for this episode in your country. Sources available in: Great Britain
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The War
Episode 3 - 10-23-1997
1h 43m
WWII has broken out and Nick Jenkins is in the army, leaving behind his wife Isobel, who is expecting their first child. Meanwhile, Kenneth Widmerpool makes the most of his connections and soon rises through the ranks to enjoy power and prestige. This episode also sees the arrival of Pamela Flitton, a dangerously beautiful woman who can cast a spell on all the men she meets - even the normally cool-headed Widmerpool.
7.2/10There are no streaming sources for this episode in your country. Sources available in: Great Britain
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Post War
Episode 4 - 10-30-1997
1h 43m
A decade has passed. Nick and his wife Isobel have moved to the country. Widmerpool has become a Labour MP and is dabbling in Eastern European politics. His wife Pamela is behaving even more outrageously, and gossip surrounding her bizarre sex life is raging.
6.5/10There are no streaming sources for this episode in your country. Sources available in: Great Britain
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