Mr Pye
Episode 4

The wings went but the horns came, and desperation has set in. Narrowly escaping a lynching by the infuriated islanders, Mr Pye makes his final escape.

Preparing the Way: Mr Pye arrives on Sark and charms his landlady into becoming an ally

First shown: Sun 2 Mar 1986 | 51 mins

The First Martyr: Mr Pye sprouts a magnificent pair of embarrassing white wings

First shown: Sun 9 Mar 1986 | 48 mins

The Perjured Soul: Mr Pye desperately wants to get rid of his wings

First shown: Sun 16 Mar 1986 | 49 mins

Making for the Moonlight: Pye plans to humiliate himself at the island's cattle show

First shown: Sun 23 Mar 1986 | 51 mins

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