Six Days of Justice is a British television drama anthology series of single plays created by Thames Television and shown on ITV from 1972 to 1975, over four seasons of six episodes apiece.
Six Days of Justice (Season 2)
The Counsellor (Episode 1)
Writer: Rex Edwards
Air date: 1973-05-01
Runtime: 50 min
A Clear Cut Case (Episode 2)
Writer: Jeremy Seabrook
Air date: 1973-05-08
Runtime: 50 min
We'll Support You Evermore (Episode 3)
Writer: Shane Connaughton
Air date: 1973-05-15
Runtime: 50 min
Overview: A trio of boys end up in a young offenders court after an incident at a football match.
Excuse Me, Madam (Episode 4)
Writer: Trevor Preston
Air date: 1973-05-22
Runtime: 50 min
A Regular Friend (Episode 5)
Air date: 1973-05-29
Runtime: 50 min
A Little Local Knowledge (Episode 6)
Writer: Robert Holles
Air date: 1973-06-05
Runtime: 50 min
Black Spot (Episode 7)
Writer: Trevor Preston
Air date: 1973-10-22
Runtime: 50 min
Stranger in Paradise (Episode 8)
Air date: 1973-10-29
Runtime: 50 min
Overview: Young James Wilkinson is in London from Yorkshire in search of work, wealthy and the bright lights, But life in the Big City is not so simple. He lends in court in big trouble- a sharp contrast to his vision of the capital as a city whose pavements are paved with gold.
A Question of Discipline (Episode 9)
Writer: Patricia Hooker
Air date: 1973-11-05
Runtime: 50 min
Overview: A court case ensues when a teacher strikes one of her pupils.
The Complaint (Episode 10)
Writer: Tony Parker
Air date: 1973-11-12
Runtime: 50 min
The China Lady (Episode 11)
Writer: Rex Edwards
Air date: 1973-11-19
Runtime: 50 min
Case For Committal (Episode 12)
Writer: Rex Edwards
Air date: 1973-11-26
Runtime: 50 min
