Castle Haven: Season 1 (1969) — Top Movie Database

The tenants begin to move out of Pope's Avenue. The Mercers come to a decision about their marriage. The Castle Haven registrar has a busy day. Weddings and marriages in last episode.

The Meeks offer their services as housekeepers. Harry Everitt plans his new home. Charlie Higgs is fired.

Tom Meek makes a substantial investment. Jimmy Thorn proposes a quick solution to his difficulties. Vanessa Bardell underestimates David Bates.

Tom Meek sees an opening into the Marina. Mr. Pack drops a bombshell. Phil Mercer meets his father-in-law half-way.

Jimmy Thorn considers his assets. Mr. Pack makes a literary comparison. Councillor Bates betrays his staunchest ally.

Harry Everitt meets an old sparring partner again, and Tom Meek loses his partner again. Counc. Bates and Vanessa Bardell both receive summonses.

Charlie Higgs foresees a rich future for Delilah and Betsy Hilldrup. Mr. Bennet gives Counc. Bates a stern warning. Phil Mercer recovers his losses.

Tom Meek applies to Harry Everitt for a job. Counc. Bates takes steps to save his reputation. Delilah Hilldrup makes plans to sell the ""Gate"".

Jimmy Thorn finds out more about his bet. Lorna Everitt gives an ultimatum. Counc. Bates changes his mind.

Tom Meek and Harry Everitt come to another agreement. Georgie Kelly offers Jimmy Thorn employment. Counc. Bates hears that the police are interested in his car.

Vanessa Bardell borrows a limousine. Arthur Thorn takes an active hand. Counc. Bates is optimistic about the future.

Mrs. Bennet expresses her point of view. Jimmy Thorn is reconciled to his fate. Mr. Pack makes a proposal.

Counc. Bates acknowledges Emily Fry's help. Phil Mercer meets Georgie Kelly. Harry Everitt finds it is necessary to read a contract.

Jimmy Thorn's past catches up with him. Mr. Pack brings Counc. Bates good news. Meg Thorn puts her foot in it.

Meg and Arthur Thorn become increasingly worried about Jimmy. Alfred and Bertie find another ""soft touch"". Betsy decides upon her terms for selling ""The Gate"".

Darlene contracts a mysterious illness. Jo Mercer visits two old age pensioners. Emily reveals a secret.

Phil Mercer is lectured by Wiggy and by Mr. Bennet. Tom Meek and Harry Everitt finally come to terms. The Marina meeting reaches an impasse.

Harry Everitt takes exception to Phil Mercer's teaching methods. Sylvia Everitt applies to Sid Buller for a job. The Mercers reach a crisis.

Sylvia Everitt gets an unexpected birthday present. Harry Everitt and Counc. Bates arrange a meeting. The Davieses look forward to the future.

Fiona Morris becomes a patient. Harry Everitt tries his hand at education. Tobias Angell meets a very old friend.

Tobias Angell refuses to co-operate. David Bates gets an unexpected call. Fiona Morris reaches a crisis.

Meg Thorn suffers a setback. Alice Davies gets good advice and Mr. Bennet takes the initiative.

Tom Meek suspects he has been got at. Counc. Bates sees Alice Davies in a new light. The Davieses relive the past. Matthew Bennet shows his hand.

Ivor Davies appeals to Fiona Morris for help. Jimmy Thorn hears from a friend. Sylvia Everitt and Tony Becket unite against the older generation.

Meg Thorn looks forward to going to Australia. Sylvia Everitt walks out of her job. Sarah Meek makes a sale. The Pospichals make a crucial decision.

Jo Mercer decides to offer Phil a choice of Christmas dinner. Tobias Angell makes a confession. Sarah Meek and Lorna Everitt put their heads together.

Harry Everitt arranges a new job for Sylvia. Jo Mercer finds a new interest. Josip Pospichal makes an important decision. Darlene accepts a proposal.

Eric Waters threatens to tell Councillor Bates the truth about Alice. Jimmy Thorn takes advice from Tobias Angell. Vlasta Pospichal wins Charlie.

Harry Everitt discovers the truth about Lorna. Mrs. Bennet gives a lecture. Ivor Davies seeks advice from Fiona Morris.

Councillor Bates shows interest in the ""Gate"".

The Pospichals try gentle persuasion. Betsy Hilldrup makes an independent decision. Ivor Davies appeals to Alice.

Betsy and Delilah Hilldrup consider their future. David Bates has some unwelcome visitors. The Pospichals make a tactical decision.

Ivor Davies enlists Fiona Morris' help. Tobias Angell and Jimmy Thorn win a battle. Josip Pospichal must make a decision.

Jimmy Thorn devises a counter-plot. Phil Mercer takes a moral stand. Ivor Davies gets a shock.

Darlene survives an accident. Alice Davies' worst fears are confirmed. Mr. Pack hears that Tobias.

Vanessa Bardell appeals to David Bates for help. Jimmy Thorn evades questions about his money. Lorna Everitt anxiously awaits the outcome of Harry's operation

Jimmy Thorn suffers a temporary loss. Harry Everitt becomes a hospital case. Vanessa Bardell calls on David Bates for help.

Phil Mercer makes an apology, Mr. Pack makes another offer, and Harry Everitt makes a sale.

Phil Mercer makes an apology, Mr. Pack makes another offer, and Harry Everitt makes a sale.

Jimmy Thorn makes a cash offer and Harry Everitt refuses one. The Pospichals suffer a setback.

Councillor Bates rebukes Mr. Pack. Tom Meek and Harry Everitt strike a bargain. Jimmy Thorn and Darlene make a big impresion in the ""Gate"".

Darlene gives rise to considerable speculation, and the Meeks get a new tenant.

Jo Mercer suffers a setback, and Arthur and Meg Thorn get more than they bargained for.

The Davieses give Eric and Mabel Waters a shock. Jo Mercer has a small success.

David Bates and Edward Pack plan to make a killing and Ivor Davies revives some dying embers.

Phil Mercer gets to the bottom of Dickie Everitt's trouble; Alice Davies is offered a way out of her troubles. Meg and Arthur Thorn prepare to welcome their son.

Meg Thorn comes to an independent decision.

The Mercers' plans horrify Mrs. Bennet; Mr. Pack helps Tom Meek with his plans, and Dickie Everitt has long-term plans for the future. Arthur Thorn causes Meg a great disappointment.

Harry stands on his dignity and Fiona makes a confession. Phil finds it easier to give advice than take some.

Harry Everitt refuses an offer, and Meg Thorn wins a battle. Phil Mercer hears some scandalous gossip.

Ivor is thrown on the defensive; Jo's father brings disappointment to Josip, but welcome relief to Betsy and Delilah.

Arthur and Meg Thorn come to a satisfactory arrangement with Mr. Pack; Harry Everitt increases his assets.

The Davies' forthcoming divorce proceedings cause alarm and despondency. Jo gets a painful shock.

Alice Davies is under pressure not to go through with the divorce. Arthur Thorn has an embarrassing moment.

Everitt has a surprise for Mr. Pack. Josip receives some bad news.

Anton Pastek causes friction between Josip and Vlasta. Lily Makepeace tries to stop the Davies' divorce.

Jo and Phil both learn a little more about Ivor and Alice Davies. Vlasta receives a visitor from the past.

Ivor Davies finds himself in debt. Vlasta Pospichal comes home again.

Fiona learns some startling news, and Sylvia suffers another setback.

Fiona Morris has dinner with Edward Peck and Betsy Hilldrup keeps a secret rendezvous.

The Waters visit the Vicar, Pack makes a date, and Lorna Everitt gives in.

Mr. Pack comes to see Fiona on behalf of the owners and a storm breaks over Castle Haven.

Harry Everitt makes a big decision. Del and Betsy receive a warning from their bank manager.

Mr. and Mrs. Bennett pay a surprise visit to Jo and Phil to tell them about a new business venture they are considering. Mr. and Mrs.Thorn return from their holiday.

Mr. Pack puts a stop to the Meek's plans and Phil Mercer comes face to face with Councillor Bates.

Fiona Morris meets Hugh's mother and learns a little more about Hugh Morris. Betsy and Delilah receive a visit from a detective.

Harry Everitt gets himself a new job, and Fiona attends Hugh's funeral.

With the death of Hugh, Fiona Morris has to adjust to a new life. Jo Mercer meets Jill Bates again.

The Mercers receive and unexpected present. Harry finds himself in trouble. Ivor Davies has a long talk with Alice.

The Meeks have a flood in the basement - Jo and Phil meet Fiona's needs.

Harry Everitt is taken ill. Mr. Morris comes home from the sea.