Playing the Field - Season 5

Playing the Field - Season 5

Season 5

Network
Episodes6
DatesJan. 6, 2002 - Feb. 10, 2002
Previous Season

Episodes

Episode 1
Season 5Episode 160 min

Episode 1

Now the proud mother of Jessica, Jo finds herself on the Blues sub's bench thanks to new coach Gordon.
Jan. 6, 2002
Episode 2
Season 5Episode 260 min

Episode 2

The first day of the court case comes to an end after Rick's shocking revelations about George's paternity.
Jan. 13, 2002
Episode 3
Season 5Episode 360 min

Episode 3

Holly becomes exhausted trying to combine work with looking after Lee and the house, so they decide to hire a woman carer, but she is not all that she seems.
Jan. 20, 2002
Episode 4
Season 5Episode 460 min

Episode 4

Holly is puzzled over carer Ruth's lack of contact with her son. To celebrate success of the under-thirteen football tournament, Lee takes Holly away for her birthday, much to Ruth's displeasure.
Jan. 27, 2002
Episode 5
Season 5Episode 560 min

Episode 5

Jim and Francine are struggling to come to terms with the factory going into receivership, but they put on a brave face at the women's professional football league function. Martin persuades Rita to go and represent the Blues in the hope that he might meet someone from Bradford City FC. His wish is answered when they meet Ron Milligan, Bradford Chairman, who promises them VIP tickets for a match. Martin is delighted to discover that his form teacher, Ben Harris, is a big fan of Bradford and decides to invite him to the match. Rita worries that Ben is Martin's only schoolfriend. After a chance encounter, Rita and Ben find themselves getting closer. Martin is devastated to find out that his father's girlfriend is having a baby. He then returns to find Rita and Ben kissing passionately. Later he and other youths vandalize the clubhouse, setting it on fire.
Feb. 3, 2002
Episode 6
Season 5Episode 660 min

Episode 6

The clubhouse has burnt down and Jim's business has gone under. The team falls apart amid accusations and guilt, whilst Pauline tries to win over Matthew's priest as the wedding approaches.
Feb. 10, 2002

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