TV Series Episode Titles
The following titles are as given on the DVD release. The first episode was double-length (105mins). All others were 52 minutes.
1. Crossing the river
Daphne Manners arrives in India for the first time and meets Hari Kumar.
2. The Bibighar Gardens
The controversy around Daphne's and Hari's relationship escalates to a surprising degree.
3. Questions of loyalty
Hari remains in prison while Daphne gives birth.
4. Incidents at a wedding
Merrick serves as best man at Teddy's and Susan's wedding.
5. The Regimental silver
Susan prepares to celebrate her 21st birthday.
6. Ordeal by fire
Merrick reveals the details of Teddy's death.
7. Daughters of the Regiment
Sarah is the centre of attention when she visits Aunt Fenny.
8. The day of the Scorpion
Sarah meets the Count while travelling home.
9. The towers of silence
Barbie falls ill after a visit to the home of Captain Coley.
10. An evening at the Maharanee's
Merrick interrogates some suspected traitors.
11. Travelling companions
Sarah is promoted to Sergeant.
12. The Moghul room
Perron investigates the secrets in Merrick's past.
13. Pandora's box
Susan struggles to regain her balance after Merrick's accident.
14. The division of the spoils
Merrick's demise is recounted in full.
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