Alliance Communications/CTV (Canada) (season three co-produced with BBC (UK)/Pro Sieben Media AG (Germany)/TF1 (France)) (BBC1)
Colour
67 episodes (standard length: c.50-minutes)
1995-98
Created by Paul Haggis
Pilot (Tue 9 May 95, 75 mins)
First season (16 May 95 - 28 Nov 95)
2 Free Willie (Tue 16 May 95)
3 Diefenbaker's Day Off (Tue 23 May 95)
4 Manhunt (Tue 30 May 95)
5 They Eat Horses, Don't They? (Fri 9 Jun 95)
6 Pizzas and Promises (Fri 16 Jun 95)
7 Chinatown (Fri 23 Jun 95)
8 Chicago Holiday (part 1) (Sat 18 Oct 96)
9 Chicago Holiday (part 2) (Sat 18 Oct 96)
10 A Cop, a Mountie and a Baby (Fri 30 Jun 95)
11 The Gift of the Wheelman (Fri 7 Jul 95)
12 You Must Remember This (Fri 14 Jul 95)
13 Hawk and a Handsaw (Fri 21 Jul 95)
14 An Eye for an Eye (Tue 3 Oct 95)
15 The Man Who Knew Too Little (Tue 5 Sep 95)
16 The Wild Bunch (Tue 12 Sep 95)
17 The Blue Line (Tue 19 Sep 95)
18 The Deal (Tue 10 Oct 95)
19 An Invitation to Romance (Tue 7 Nov 95)
20 Heaven and Earth (Tue 24 Oct 95)
21 Victoria's Secret (part 1) (Tue 14 Nov 95)
22 Victoria's Secret (part 2) (Tue 14 Nov 95)
23 Letting Go (Tue 28 Nov 95)
Second season (27 Jul 96 - 12 Oct 96, 4 Jan 97 - 1 Feb 97, 31 Mar 97)
24 North (Sat 27 Jul 96)Third Season (30 May 98 - 27 Jun 98)
42 Burning Down the House (Sat 30 May 98)Notes
The above list refers to Due South as transmitted (terrestrially) by the BBC in the UK. (BSkyB transmitted the first two seasons initially in the UK.) I've listed the day of transmission to show how poorly the BBC treated the first season! Despite these to-ings and fro-ings, the first episode was watched by 9.32 million people, becoming BBC1's tenth most popular programme that week. The rest of the season averaged somewhere in the region of 7.2 million viewers. The BBC showed the two-part story 'Chicago Holiday' out of sequence during the second season.
Incidentally, I have simplified this page by cutting the regular cast list, which is available elsewhere on the Web and in Geoff Tibballs's book Due South: The Official Companion, and my episode order now reflects Tibballs's (official?) order, with UK dates, of course, in brackets. There is some extra third season information, to be added... One day.