Question Time - Season 19

Season 19

Episodes

September 25, 1997

October 2, 1997

October 9, 1997

October 16, 1997

October 23, 1997

October 30, 1997

November 6, 1997

November 13, 1997

November 20, 1997

November 27, 1997

December 4, 1997

December 11, 1997

December 18, 1997

January 15, 1998

January 22, 1998

January 29, 1998

February 5, 1998

February 12, 1998

February 19, 1998

February 26, 1998

March 5, 1998

March 12, 1998

March 19, 1998

March 26, 1998

April 2, 1998

April 16, 1998

April 23, 1998

April 30, 1998

May 14, 1998

May 28, 1998
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