Everyman(1977)
Episode List
S1.E1 - Inspiration Incorporated
Apr 9, 1977Not yet ratedVanya Kewley reports from Southern California on the world's largest walk-in, drive-in 'Inspiration Centre', run by the man critics dub the 'Henry Ford of Organised Religion'. Everyman explores the multi-million dollar operation Dr Robert Schuller calls a 'shopping centre for Jesus Christ', and investigates the appeal of Schuller's weekly TV religious spectacular. In the year a devout Baptist became President of the United States, how do Americans rate a minister of religion who uses media technology to preach a gospel of success?S1.E2 - The Lord Is My Shepherd and He Knows I'm Gay
Apr 16, 1977Not yet ratedIn this report Peter France meets Christians who believe it is possible to be gay, despite the Church's pronouncement that homosexuality is a 'grievous sin'.S1.E3 - Satan Superstar
Apr 23, 1977Not yet ratedS1.E4 - What's So Funny About Religion Anyway?
Apr 30, 1977Not yet ratedS1.E5 - Here Comes Gospel
May 7, 1977Not yet ratedS1.E6 - Collision Course
May 14, 1977Not yet ratedS1.E7 - The Secret of Happiness
May 21, 1977Not yet ratedS1.E8 - God Bless the General
May 28, 1977Not yet ratedS1.E9 - David and Paul
Jun 4, 1977Not yet ratedPerformer David Kossoff talks from the heart about how it feels when life throws you off kilter and you have to bury your own child. He uses his unique blend of wisdom and humour in order to help himself and others to get through.S1.E10 - The Marriage Paradox
Jun 11, 1977Not yet ratedS1.E11 - The Streets of the Prophets
Jun 18, 1977Not yet ratedS1.E12 - Rastaman
Jun 25, 1977Not yet ratedS1.E13 - Commissioner Catherine Bramwell-Booth
Jul 2, 1977Not yet ratedS1.E14 - Equal Rites
Jul 9, 1977Not yet ratedS1.E15 - A People's Archbishop
Jul 16, 1977Not yet ratedS1.E16 - Still Off the Hook
Jul 23, 1977Not yet ratedS1.E17 - South Korea
Jul 30, 19771h 14mNot yet ratedA re-enactment of the Whitehouse v Lemon court case. In 1976, British magazine Gay News publishes a poem, 'The Love That Dares to Speak Its Name', describing Jesus as a practising homosexual, and Christian activist Mary Whitehouse brings a private prosecution for blasphemy against its editor Denis Lemon.