Wings
(1977)Streaming Episode Guide
Series 1
Welcome Home
Episode 12 - 3-20-1977
After the court martial, Conrad continues to fly with Alan, ordering him to be more reckless. Conrad shoots down an Eindecker but is fatally wounded. Alan's incident report is complete, but Triggers rewrites it to leave out certain details.
7.9/10
Haven't Seen
The Prisoner's Friend
Episode 11 - 3-13-1977
On a reconnaissance mission with observer Conrad, Alan disregards Conrad's order to move closer to a German Eindecker, turns for home and avoids a confrontation. Conrad insists Alan be court-martialled for disobeying an order and cowardice.
7.9/10Haven't Seen
The Burning Question
Episode 10 - 3-06-1977
A new German monoplane is causing massive losses and the British military hierarchy do not believe their planes are being so outclassed. The reason for their success is found from an unlikely source.
8.1/10Haven't Seen
New Deal
Episode 9 - 2-27-1977
Alan helps Charles to capture a German plane and its crew. Entertaining the captured officers does not go to plan. The captured plane may be the perfect choice for a covert mission.
8.2/10Haven't Seen
The Hunters
Episode 8 - 2-20-1977
Charles devises a method of fitting a Lewis gun to their plane, and Alan makes it a reality, but in their first aerial combat they find the design still needs work, when they shoot out some struts in their own plane.
8.1/10Haven't Seen
Time Out Of War
Episode 7 - 2-13-1977
Alan and Charles are sent back to England to pick up a new plane, but on arrival they discover the plane is not ready. They stay at Charles' family home in London, and Alan learns more of the class differences between them.
7.4/10Haven't Seen
Over The Top
Episode 6 - 2-06-1977
Gaylion gets a taste of the horrors of life in the trenches when his plane is forced down and he must wait overnight for the arrival of a replacement propeller.
8.1/10Haven't Seen
Speaking From Experience
Episode 5 - 1-30-1977
Seeing the inadequacies of the planes, Triggers encourages the pilots and NCOs to put forward ideas for improvement.
7.6/10Haven't Seen
Business As Usual
Episode 4 - 1-23-1977
The old CO, Captain Dornish, is shot down. He is replaced by Captain Triggers. Enroute to the unit, Triggers learns the horrible truth of Dornish's fate, from a wounded Infantry Officer.
7.8/10Haven't Seen
Welcome To France
Episode 3 - 1-16-1977
May 1915, and Alan arrives in St Marie, France. Some officers resent his lower class background. Alan and his friend Charles are reunited. On his first mission a German plane machine-guns them, and his observer, Bravington, is wounded.
7.9/10Haven't Seen
Never Turn Back
Episode 2 - 1-09-1977
Alan's training advances well, but he has to learn both military and flying skills, while Charles has already completed his pilot's training. On a training flight, Alan's engine fails on take-off, and he crash-lands the plane in a field.
7.2/10Haven't Seen
The Volunteer
Episode 1 - 1-02-1977
In 1915 18-year-old Alan Farmer, a country blacksmith, joins the Royal Flying Corps, and meets Charles Gaylion, an upper-class officer who transferred in. Mistaken for an seasoned pilot, Alan is taken up in a training plane he cannot land.
7.5/10Haven't Seen
Top 5 Highest Rated Episodes 8.2/10 8.1/10 8.1/10 8.1/10
New Deal
Episode 9 - 2-27-1977
Alan helps Charles to capture a German plane and its crew. Entertaining the captured officers does not go to plan. The captured plane may be the perfect choice for a covert mission.
8.2/10Haven't Seen
Over The Top
Episode 6 - 2-06-1977
Gaylion gets a taste of the horrors of life in the trenches when his plane is forced down and he must wait overnight for the arrival of a replacement propeller.
8.1/10Haven't Seen
The Hunters
Episode 8 - 2-20-1977
Charles devises a method of fitting a Lewis gun to their plane, and Alan makes it a reality, but in their first aerial combat they find the design still needs work, when they shoot out some struts in their own plane.
8.1/10Haven't Seen
The Burning Question
Episode 10 - 3-06-1977
A new German monoplane is causing massive losses and the British military hierarchy do not believe their planes are being so outclassed. The reason for their success is found from an unlikely source.
8.1/10Haven't Seen
