That's Life! (1973) is a documentary, comedy, family, news web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch That's Life! online in HD.
That's Life! — Storyline
A magazine-style television series on BBC1 which was broadcast from May 1973 to June 1994, presented by Esther Rantzen, with various changes of co-presenters. The show presented hard-hitting investigations alongside satire and occasional light entertainment.
Cast & Crew
- Starring: Esther Rantzen, Cyril Fletcher, Chris Serle, Richard Stilgoe, George Layton
That's Life! — Series Details
| First Air Date | 1973-05-26 |
| Seasons | 21 |
| Episodes | 421 |
| Genre | Documentary, Comedy, Family, News |
| Language | English |
| Network | BBC One |
| Status | Ended |
| Rating | 7.5/10 (2 votes) |
That's Life! — Episode Guide
Season 1
- E1: Episode 1 (1973-05-26) — When the Council won't budge, when the Ministry won't reply, when the Managing Director snubs you, do you say, "That's life," and give up ? Or do you turn to this programme: a late
- E2: Episode 2 (1973-06-02)
- E3: Episode 3 (1973-06-09)
- E4: Episode 4 (1973-06-16)
- E5: Episode 5 (1973-06-23)
- E6: Episode 6 (1973-06-30) — Another programme of the jokes, dramas and problems of real life.
- E7: Episode 7 (1973-07-07)
- E8: Episode 8 (1973-07-14)
- E9: Episode 9 (1973-07-21)
- E10: Episode 10 (1973-07-28)
- E11: Episode 11 (1973-08-04) — With Judy Bruce.
- E12: Episode 12 (1973-08-11)
- E13: Episode 13 (1973-08-18)
Season 2
- E1: Episode 1 (1974-03-16) — With Esther Rantzen. Reporters Kieran Prendiville and Glyn Worsnip. Oddities of the week: Cyril Fletcher. Song of the week: Stephanie De Sykes. A late-night collection of real-life
- E2: Episode 2 (1974-03-23)
- E3: Episode 3 (1974-03-30)
- E4: Episode 4 (1974-04-13) — Song of the week by Stephanie De Sykes.
- E5: Episode 5 (1974-04-20)
- E6: Episode 6 (1974-04-27)
- E7: Episode 7 (1974-05-04)
- E8: Episode 8 (1974-05-25)
- E9: Episode 9 (1974-06-01)
- E10: Episode 10 (1974-06-08)
- E11: Episode 11 (1974-06-15)
- E12: Episode 12 (1974-06-22)
- E13: Episode 13 (1974-06-29)
- E14: Episode 14 (1974-07-06)
- E15: Episode 15 (1974-07-13)
- E16: Episode 16 (1974-07-20)
- E17: Episode 17 (1974-07-27)
- E18: Episode 18 (1974-08-03)
- E19: Episode 19 (1974-08-10)
- E20: Episode 20 (1974-08-17)
Season 3
- E1: Episode 1 (1975-03-29) — With Esther Rantzen, and reporters Kieran Prendiville and Glyn Worsnip. Cyril Fletcher with Oddities of the week. Song of the week by Lois Lane.
- E2: Episode 2 (1975-04-05) — A late-night collection of real-life jokes, dramas and problems.
- E3: Episode 3 (1975-04-12)
- E4: Episode 4 (1975-04-19)
- E5: Episode 5 (1975-04-26)
- E6: Episode 6 (1975-05-03)
- E7: Episode 7 (1975-05-10)
- E8: Episode 8 (1975-05-31)
- E9: Episode 9 (1975-06-07)
- E10: Episode 10 (1975-06-14)
- E11: Episode 11 (1975-06-21)
- E12: Episode 12 (1975-06-28)
- E13: Episode 13 (1975-07-05)
- E14: Episode 14 (1975-07-12)
- E15: Episode 15 (1975-07-19)
- E16: Episode 16 (1975-07-26)
- E17: Episode 17 (1975-08-02)
- E18: Episode 18 (1975-08-09)
- E19: Episode 19 (1975-08-16)
- E20: Episode 20 (1975-08-23)
Season 4
- E1: Episode 1 (1976-01-04) — A collection of the jokes, dramas and problems that happen in real life. Song of the Week by The Fivepenny Piece.
- E2: Episode 2 (1976-01-11) — Esther introduces a new singer for the show – none other than a young Victoria Wood!
- E3: Episode 3 (1976-01-18)
- E4: Episode 4 (1976-01-25) — With Esther Rantzen, who says, "We're inundated with post – and we're delighted. It's gorgeous! People are sending us all kinds of fascinating stories. We're packing them into prog
- E5: Episode 5 (1976-02-01)
- E6: Episode 6 (1976-02-08) — Song of the Week by Victoria Wood.
- E7: Episode 7 (1976-02-15)
- E8: Episode 8 (1976-02-22)
- E9: Episode 9 (1976-02-29)
- E10: Episode 10 (1976-03-07)
- E11: Episode 11 (1976-03-14)
- E12: Episode 12 (1976-03-21)
- E13: Episode 13 (1976-03-28)
- E14: Episode 14 (1976-04-04)
- E15: Episode 15 (1976-04-11)
- E16: Episode 16 (1976-04-25)
- E17: Episode 17 (1976-05-02)
- E18: Episode 18 (1976-05-09)
- E19: Episode 19 (1976-05-16)
- E20: Episode 20 (1976-05-23)
Season 5
- E1: Episode 1 (1977-01-02) — A collection of the jokes, dramas and problems of real life.. Song of the Week by Jake Thackray.
- E2: Episode 2 (1977-01-09) — Song of the Week by Catherine Howe.
- E3: Episode 3 (1977-01-16)
- E4: Episode 4 (1977-01-23)
- E5: Episode 5 (1977-01-30)
- E6: Episode 6 (1977-02-06) — Song of the Week by The Wurzels.
- E7: Episode 7 (1977-02-13)
- E8: Episode 8 (1977-02-20)
- E9: Episode 9 (1977-02-27)
- E10: Episode 10 (1977-03-06)
- E11: Episode 11 (1977-03-13)
- E12: Episode 12 (1977-03-20) — Song of the Week by The Fivepenny Piece.
- E13: Episode 13 (1977-03-27)
- E14: Episode 14 (1977-04-03)
- E15: Episode 15 (1977-04-16)
- E16: Episode 16 (1977-04-23)
- E17: Episode 17 (1977-04-30)
- E18: Episode 18 (1977-05-08) — Tonight That's Life investigates the way you reveal your character when you eat an orange; there is a special message for unscrupulous salesmen and a new consumer record is establi
- E19: Episode 19 (1977-05-14)
- E20: Episode 20 (1977-05-21)
- E21: Episode 21 (1977-05-28)
Season 6
- E1: Episode 1 (1978-05-07) — The most spectacular sporting event of the week – the Clean Sweep Stakes run by the BBC's own Mrs Mops, and a collection of the jokes, dramas and problems that happen in real life.
- E2: Episode 2 (1978-05-14)
- E3: Episode 3 (1978-05-21)
- E4: Episode 4 (1978-05-28)
- E5: Episode 5 (1978-06-04)
- E6: Episode 6 (1978-06-11)
- E7: Episode 7 (1978-06-18)
- E8: Episode 8 (1978-06-25)
- E9: Episode 9 (1978-07-02)
- E10: Episode 10 (1978-07-09)
- E11: Episode 11 (1978-07-16)
- E12: Episode 12 (1978-07-23)
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seasons does That's Life! have? 21 season(s) with 421 episodes.
Where can I watch That's Life!? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.
