Count Arthur Strong - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Memory Man
The death of famous comedian Max Baker leads to a momentous meeting between his son Michael and his old comedy partner Count Arthur Strong. Arthur makes an impact at the memorial service after treating Michael to a performance of his world famous Memory Man act.
Arthur.com
When Michael gets Arthur online, a highly unusual business partnership is formed.
The Radio Play
Much to everyone's surprise, including his own, Arthur gets a part in a radio play. Meanwhile Michael finds house sitting for Arthur is a dangerous thing to do.
Arthur's Big Moment
When a riot forces everyone into a back room in the café, Arthur takes the opportunity to stage his one-man tribute to The Musical.
Doctor Two
A dog bite leads to an eventful visit to the hospital for Arthur and Michael. Arthur discovers an exciting new stage in his career, to Michael's considerable surprise.
The Seance
In attempting to contact an old friend, Arthur and Michael realize that goodbyes are difficult.
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