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London's Burning — Storyline

London's Burning is a British television drama programme produced by London Weekend Television for the ITV network that focused on the lives of members of the London Fire Brigade, principally those of the Blue Watch at a fictional fire station called Blackwall.

Cast & Crew

• Created by: Jack Rosenthal
• Starring: Glen Murphy, Ben Onwukwe, Heather Peace, Sam Callis, Michael Garner

London's Burning — Series Details

London's Burning — Episode Guide

Series 1

• E1: Series 1 Episode 1 (1988-02-20) — After rescuing a boy's pet cat from a roof, Vaseline accidentally runs over it in the appliance, killing it! They then attend a warehouse fire, where Vaseline's boots catch fire, i
• E2: Episode 2 (1988-02-27) — Charisma is flattered when a woman named Donna chats him up in a pub. He learns that she used to be the wife of a former fireman nicknamed Liver Salts. No sooner has she moved hers
• E3: Episode 3 (1988-03-05) — Blue Watch are called out to release a lift stuck between floors in a tower block. The rescue is hindered because vandals have stolen the winding lever and the passengers are frant
• E4: Episode 4 (1988-03-12) — In the middle of a divorce from her husband, Josie accepts a lift home from a man she has met at an evening class. He persuades her to ask him up to her flat for coffee but inside,
• E5: Episode 5 (1988-05-19) — An Open Day at Blackwall is badly interrupted by criminals who are on the run after they tried to rob a building site office round the corner from Blackwall. The robbers 2 men and

Series 2

• E1: Series 2 Episode 1 (1989-10-22) — Blue Watch deals with a fire at a hotel which is run as council accommodation, where Kevin becomes especially sympathetic to a young woman resident Bayleaf's family problems contin
• E2: Episode 2 (1989-10-29) — Tony,Vaseline and Malcolm are using the radio sets to whistle at women going passed the front of Blackwall by using a dummy Firefighter dressed up in LFB clothes. It backfires on
• E3: Episode 3 (1989-11-05) — Charisma continues to blabber on about Big Ron, as Malcolm, George and Vaseline chorus 'BIG RON!' each time his name is mentioned!

  The bells go down and the pump is put on standby

• E4: Epsidoe 4 (1989-11-12) — Blue Watch face a race against time when two building workers are buried under collapsed scaffolding at the edge of a river. There is just half an hour before the incoming tide wil
• E5: Episode 5 (1989-11-19) — Neither Scase or Tate emerge unscathed from their meeting with ACO Bulstrode. Tate is delighted to hear that Scase has been transferred to an obscure station in the North-East. Sic
• E6: Episode 6 (1989-11-26) — The racism trial goes to a disciplinary tribunal. Hallam is called to give evidence and despite Scouser's claim that it was just a wheeze that went wrong, Scouser and his co-defend
• E7: Episode 7 (1989-12-03) — With Guy Fawkes night approaching, Blue Watch brace themselves for the usual flood of emergency calls. A boy is left to guard a bonfire against a revenge attack from some youths an
• E8: Episode 8 (1989-12-10) — Tate asks Josie to take charge of a drill. Predictably, the Watch, George and Kevin in particular are lazy and Josie struggles to keep her temper. Dominic has damaged his larynx an

Series 3

• E1: Episode 1 (1990-09-30) — A flat is alight and parents and two children are trapped. The mum dials 999, but soon collapses. Nancy is on control and hears the screams, but she is helpless. She calls back thr
• E2: Episode 2 (1990-10-07) — Josie is acting Sub at her new station and supervises a shout involving a crashed lorry and some hot tar. Tow workmen are injured – one sprayed with molten tar, the other lying ben
• E3: Episode 3 (1990-10-14) — A drug war leads to a fire in a block of flats. Colin chases one of the suspects and is threatened with a knife. Fortunately, Bayleaf has followed him and comes to his rescue but a
• E4: Episode 4 (1990-10-21) — After Hallam saves a distressed claimant who set fire to himself in a DHSS office, Blue Watch are called to a collapsed trench on a building site. The foreman has ignored warnings
• E5: Episode 5 (1990-10-28) — High up on the side of an office tower block, a window cleaner's arm gets stuck in a cradle mechanism. In the absence of a high line rescue team, a terrified Sicknote is sent down
• E6: Episode 6 (1990-11-04) — Kate Stevens joins Blue Watch and proves herself at an accident involving two cars and a chemical lorry. She helps Bayleaf release a woman but hears a baby cry and pulls it out jus
• E7: Episode 7 (1990-11-11) — Blue Watch are on night duty and have been called out to a number of what Tate calls "looney tune shouts" – a dustbin fire, a pregnant cat stuck up a tree and so on. If nothing els
• E8: Episode 8 (1990-11-18) — George is suffering from last minute nerves before he and Kelly appear on a TV talent show. He only agreed because apart from the SAS, no one has satelite. The Watch are called out

Series 4

• E1: Episode 1 (1991-09-29) — A light aircraft carrying two businessmen crashes into a warehouse. In the process it breaks in half and sets fire to a lorry. When Blue Watch arrive, they are faced with the probl
• E2: Episode 2 (1991-10-06) — A basement recording session turns to disaster when a frying pan catches fire near a sleeping roadie. In the soundproof booths, no-one can hear the fire alarm until one of the tech
• E3: Episode 3 (1991-10-13) — The arrival of new Station Officer Nick Georgiadis ruffles a lot of feathers. A strict disciplinarian, he finds fault with the appearance, sloppy practices and conduct of everyone
• E4: Episode 4 (1991-10-20) — When an elderly couple try to put out a fire in their old couch, young neighbour Zoe ends up calling the Fire Brigade. Mabel refuses to leave without her pet budgie and Colin, who
• E5: Episode 5 (1991-10-27) — Bringing a party of young children to London for the day, a coach driver id distracted by their antics and has to swerve through the central crash barrier to avoid a car. The coach
• E6: Episode 6 (1991-11-03) — Two boys break into a boat moored in a marina and take out the cooking gas cylinder to sniff it. Alerted by an alarm, a security guard goes to investigate. One youth escapes, but t
• E7: Episode 7 (1991-11-10) — A City yuppie, much the worse for drinking, drops his filofax on the track at a London Undergound station. Amazingly he climbs down to retrieve that scattered contents – in the pat
• E8: Episode 8 (1991-11-17) — A builder uses a pneumatic drill in an attempt to clear a load of duff cement from the drum of his lorry before it sets. But a massive lump of concrete crashes onto him, trapping h
• E9: Episode 9 (1991-11-24) — There is a surge of excitement when news of a massive warehouse fire comes through on the teleprinter. The scale of the incident is getting bigger all the time and Nick, Kate and r
• E10: Episode 10 (1991-12-01) — The warehouse shout continues and a tabloid journalist worms her way into Sandra's kitchen where the anxious wives and girlfriends have gathered. Clare, who's late fireman husband
• E11: Londons Burning, The Stunts and Stars (1991-12-01) — 1991 Documentary on some of the shows most explosive stunts and blazes.

Series 5

• E1: Episode 1 (1992-01-05) — John Hallam is off-duty to finally receive counselling after his accident in series 4. Nick, George, Kevin and Colin are checking a shopping centre for fire safety precautions. Mea
• E2: Episode 2 (1992-01-12) — Blue Watch gets a videotape in the mail informing them that their mascot has been kidnapped. Instead of paying ransom they invade Borough St. Station at night and Malcolm steals th
• E3: Episode 3 (1992-01-19) — Blue Watch is grumbling because they are on duty on a Sunday. A young girl has gone missing in an old warehouse and the brigade is called to find her and get her out. Kate, the sli
• E4: Episode 4 (1992-01-26) — George's brother-in-law Cyril is threatened by debt collectors but Beattie doesn't get an explanation. Bayleaf goes to talk to Karen, who remains stubborn about wanting custody for
• E5: Episode 5 (1992-02-02) — Nick is invited to a posh dinner at the chamber of commerce, but instead of praising them, he holds a furious speech about unsafe cars and reckless driving, recalling the huge acci
• E6: Episode 6 (1992-02-09) — An illegal garage where stolen cars are changed and get new colours goes on fire with a guy trapped inside. Kate has gone to see her doctor and arrives late for duty, missing the f
• E7: Episode 7 (1992-02-16) — Colin has once more chickened out, much to Zoe's dismay, while everyone teases him at the station. Nick tells Kevin that he has been accepted for a course in survival training. The
• E8: Episode 8 (1992-02-23) — Blue Watch is still playing basketball and Nick brings them their own team shirts – "Blackwall Blaze". Hallam tries to teach tactics, but the guys prefer chatting. Crooks throw a m
• E9: Episode 9 (1992-03-01) — Kelly and George enjoying some domestic happiness with their baby Sean, Recall and Laura are relieved when Jamie can leave the hospital after the successful transplantations. A bur
• E10: Episode 10 (1992-03-08) — Colin and Zoe are preparing their wedding day. Bayleaf goes to Spain and yells at the lazy, sunbathing private eye to help him find Melanie. Two crooks fiddle with some electric ga

Series 6

• E1: Blue Watch (Part One) (1993-03-15) — Part of Blue Watch is at the scene of a flooded house, being forced to evacuate an old lady, her cat and her furniture. The others are enjoying a freshly refurbished fire station w
• E2: Blue Watch (Part Two) (1993-03-22) — Acting Sub Officer Pearce annoys the watch by ordering them to check and doublecheck all the stuff that is to be returned into the newly repaired pump. Bayleaf is still on light du
• E3: Blackwall Blues (Part One) (1992-03-29) — An elderly woman accidently reverses her daughter's car and crashes through the wall of the parking lot – several feet above the ground. She is left dangling with the front wheels
• E4: Blackwall Blues (Part Two) (1992-04-05) — ACO Bulstrode calls Nick to his office to explain about the crash of a fire appliance with a motorcycle driver. Kevin tells George that his Dad has cancer. A man comes to the stati
• E5: Episode 5 (1992-04-12) — Sicknote is forced to spend the night on the couch with a black eye . At the fire station an inquiry about the bungled shout at the warehouse is held, but Pearce talks himself out
• E6: Episode 6 (1992-04-19) — Jamie is in hospital, with Recall and Laura worrying at his bedside. Patti complains about the house Geoff has rented, demanding a bigger place where she can show off. Billy gets G
• E7: Car Trouble (Part One) (1992-04-26) — Billy has received his share of the fixed boxing match and being the honest soul, he is, he goes to offer George his share. But George is pissed off when he learns that the match h
• E8: Car Trouble (Part Two) (1992-05-03) — Maggie has gone to Thailand where she is enjoying herself with a Thai toyboy. Billy introduces Bayleaf to his Nan, who has raised him. Sally allows Eddie to stay at her place but r
• E9: Episode 9 (1992-05-10) — Jean is treating Sicknote extra-nice, happy to be home. Kevin hears from a stable boy about the fixed races and goes to thump Charlie. Blue Watch is called to a burning shed, where
• E10: Episode 10 (1992-05-17) — Patti is mad that nobody came to the party. Hallam is defrosting his car, while he has another row with Sandra and Pearce appears for his lift to the station. He is pissed off when

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does London's Burning have? 14 season(s) with 171 episodes.

Who created London's Burning? Jack Rosenthal.

Where can I watch London's Burning? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.