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From a Bird's Eye View

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From a Bird's Eye View is a 1970 ATV and ITC Entertainment co-produced sitcom. In the United States it aired on NBC, which had originally ordered the series as an entry in the 1969-70 TV season but pushed it back to the 1970-71 season as a mid-season replacement. The series followed two International Airlines stewardesses, a scatterbrained Briton and a savvy American, as they flew the London-European routes. The series ran for 16 25-minute colour episodes. The series was not a big success in either the UK or the US, but ITC re-used the format for the Shirley MacLaine series Shirley's World. That show also flopped, but ran to one more episode than From a Bird's Eye View.

Comedy

2.8 / 5

18th September 1970 - 21st April 1971
Producer
Sheldon Leonard
Top Cast
Peter JonesMillicent MartinPat Finley
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The Difficult Passenger
18th September 1970

Episode 1

It's a bad hair day for the girls but things go from bad to worse when Mr. Beauchamp tells them that a passenger has complained about their conduct.

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Never Put It In Writing
25th September 1970

Episode 2

When Millie overhears Mr. Beauchamp's monologue to a pesky fly he is stalking, she misinterprets it as confirmation that her and Maggie are getting the boot!

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Wife Trouble
2nd October 1970

Episode 3

Millie has to deal with a fractious married couple - he's a laid back Englishman and she's a fiery Italian with a jealous streak!

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Millie's Moveable Feast
9th October 1970

Episode 4

A dinner for Mr. Beauchamp causes confusion - particularly for Millie!

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Hate-In
16th October 1970

Episode 5

Maggie decides that she's had enough of men, while Millie's gentleman friend is proving just that - the perfect gentleman. Until he meets Maggie, that is...

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Home Is Where Your Heart Is
23rd October 1970

Episode 6

Due to a change in the flight schedules, Millie and Maggie are being split up. Millie stays where she is but Maggie has to move to Liverpool!

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Nobody Sleeps On A Honeymoon
30th October 1970

Episode 7

Millie takes pity on a pair of distressed newlyweds and offers them the use of her hotel room.

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Family Tree
6th November 1970

Episode 8

Millie is surprised that Maggie has forgotten their anniversary - they both started working for Mr. Beauchamp exactly one year ago.

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Highland Fling
13th November 1970

Episode 9

The girls' unemployed neighbour is driving them to distraction, so they try to find him some gainful employment.

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I, Too, Was A Novice
20th November 1970

Episode 10

Millie has to contend with an exceptionally nervous trainer, who's more than a little accident prone!

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Russian Roulette, Millie Style
22nd November 1970

Episode 11

Millie finds herself sharing the international limelight when she has an encounter with a Russian athlete.

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All In A Day's Work
4th December 1970

Episode 12

Uncle Bert's sanguine demeanour is given a bit of a pasting when he finds a notorious lothario in Millie's bathroom.

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Hurricane Millie
11th December 1970

Episode 13

Maggie fancies an Irish songwriter who happens to be a bit of a charmer. When he slips off without paying his bill they track him down to Monte Carlo.

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Sicilian Affair
18th December 1970

Episode 14

Millie and Maggie help an Italian friend, but find themselves embroiled in a family feud.

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Witness For The Persecution
1st January 1971

Episode 15

Mr. Beauchamp finds himself in a Spanish jail after Millie and Maggie aid an suspected fraudster.

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The Matchmakers
21st April 1971

Episode 16

Uncle Bert is hanging around the flat and generally being a pest - he's been there for a week and shows no sign of moving.