One Pair of Eyes
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Where to Watch One Pair of Eyes Season 1 Episode 72 Online Free - Robert Carrier: Food Is a Four-Letter Word - L-O-V-E
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One Pair of Eyes is a documentary series that first aired on May 6, 1967 on BBC One. So far it spans 2 seasons and 81 episodes and its current status is "Ended". Season 1 has 74 episodes, and episode 72 originally aired on July 18, 1974. The show holds a 7.0/10 rating on TMDB.
In this episode: Restaurateur and writer, American-born Robert Carrier, illustrates through his own lifelong enjoyment of good eating that food is love.
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Season 1 of One Pair of Eyes has 74 episodes, and all of them are listed on this page with direct watch links.
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Episode 72 of Season 1 ("Robert Carrier: Food Is a Four-Letter Word - L-O-V-E") first aired on July 18, 1974.
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One Pair of Eyes Season 1 Episodes
- E1James Cameron: Temporary Person Passing ThroughMay 6, 1967
- E2Dr Alex Comfort: A Traveller in the DreamtimeJun 3, 1967
- E3Anthony Howard: A City of Magnificent IntentionsJul 1, 1967
- E4Nicholas Tomalin: No Worse HeresyJul 29, 1967
- E5James Cameron: The Road to Kingdom ComeSep 23, 1967
- E6Jo Grimond: The Dead Hand of DemocracyOct 21, 1967
- E7Peter Wilson: You've Got to WinNov 18, 1967
- E8Norman Parkinson: Stay Baby StayDec 16, 1967
- E9Sir Tyrone Guthrie: Off to PhiladelphiaJan 13, 1968
- E10James Cameron: Berlin - The Haunted HouseFeb 10, 1968
- E11Margaret Drabble: A Place Called ExileMar 9, 1968
- E12Claud Cockburn: One More River To CrossApr 13, 1968
- E13Robert Morley: Was Your Schoolmaster Really Necessary?May 4, 1968
- E14Gerald Nabarro: Four Cheers for BritainJun 8, 1968
- E15John Mortimer: It's A Two Faced WorldJul 6, 1968
- E16Georgia Brown: Who Are the Cockneys Now?Aug 17, 1968
- E17Gerald Scarfe: I Think I See Violence All Around MeAug 22, 1968
- E18Kenneth Tynan: A Taste of PrivilegeAug 31, 1968
- E19Rene Cutforth: Vikings AnonymousSep 28, 1968
- E20Michael Frayn: As When in a Dream We Discover We Can FlyOct 26, 1968
- E21Charlotte Bingham: If I Had a Million...Nov 23, 1968
- E22Dom Moraes: One Black EnglishmanDec 21, 1968
- E23Joe Tilson: I See with My Ears and Hear Through My FingertipsJan 18, 1969
- E24Marjorie Proops: Romance Is Dead - Long Live RomanceFeb 15, 1969
- E25John Coast: Return to the River KwaiMar 15, 1969
- E26Lord Campbell of Eskan: Through the Eye of a NeedleApr 12, 1969
- E27Patrick Moore: Can You Speak Venusian?May 10, 1969
- E28John Dankworth: Some Talk of AlexanderMay 31, 1969
- E29Marty Feldman: No, But Seriously...Jun 7, 1969
- E30Sir Con O'Neill: Britain Through Foreign EyesJul 5, 1969
- E31Gwyn Thomas: It's a Sad But Beautiful JokeSep 6, 1969
- E32David Holden: The Unreal ImageSep 27, 1969
- E33Professor Francis Camps: Is the Law an Ass?Jan 3, 1970
- E34Tom Wolfe: Happiness Is Wheel-ShapedJan 24, 1970
- E35Shirley Conran: Danger - Women at Work!Feb 7, 1970
- E36Yvonne Mitchell: Strictly for the FrenchMar 7, 1970
- E37Brian Glanville: The Last of the Good LosersApr 4, 1970
- E38Dr Benjamin Spock: We're Sliding Towards DestructionApr 18, 1970
- E39John Creasey: Down with All Parties!May 2, 1970
- E40Raymond Williams: Border CountryAug 1, 1970
- E41John Cherrington: The Green RevolutionAug 29, 1970
- E42Clive Jenkins: The Class That Came in from the ColdSep 19, 1970
- E43Dom Moraes: Return as a StrangerOct 17, 1970
- E44John Skeaping: I Draw As Though I Were A Horse Writing His AutobiographyNov 14, 1970
- E45Idries Shah: The DreamwalkersDec 19, 1970
- E46George Mikes: Alien's ReturnJan 9, 1971
- E47Mai Zetterling: You Must Make People AngryMar 6, 1971
- E48John Crosby: Doomsday Never ComesMar 27, 1971
- E49John Dancy: We Must Offer a VisionMay 8, 1971
- E50Des Wilson: Charities Are Not EnoughJun 12, 1971
- E51Anthony Grey: One Man's FreedomJun 26, 1971
- E52Laurens van der Post: A Region of ShadowJul 10, 1971
- E53Lord Montagu of Beaulieu: You're Never Alone with a Stately Home...Aug 28, 1971
- E54John Braine: The Magic Is Here and NowNov 13, 1971
- E55Leonardo Ricci: Starting from ZeroDec 11, 1971
- E56Sir Michael Tippett: Poets in a Barren AgeFeb 19, 1972
- E57Reyner Banham: Reyner Banham Loves Los AngelesMar 11, 1972
- E58Lord Caradon: Race Against TimeJun 3, 1972
- E59Tom Stoppard: Tom Stoppard Doesn't KnowJul 7, 1972
- E60Arthur Dooley: We're Coming into our OwnAug 18, 1972
- E61Mark Boxer: Half Way MarkSep 1, 1972
- E62David Franklin: ...I Sometimes Think I Don't Really BelongSep 22, 1972
- E63Spike Milligan: If You've Got a Pair of Eyes, Use ThemFeb 9, 1973
- E64Allan Prior: The Real Thing is Always WorseApr 30, 1973
- E65Lord Soper: Love God - And Do As You PleaseJun 4, 1973
- E66Lady Antonia Fraser: A Life in My HandsJul 16, 1973
- E67Alan Garner: All Systems Go!Sep 17, 1973
- E68Paul Johnson: The Road to RuritaniaOct 25, 1973
- E69Lady Betjeman Penelope Chetwode: A Passion for IndiaJan 30, 1974
- E70Diane Cilento: Who Am I?Feb 21, 1974
- E71Russell Braddon: Epitaph to a FriendshipMay 2, 1974
- E72Robert Carrier: Food Is a Four-Letter Word - L-O-V-EJul 18, 1974
- E73Eric Newby: I Didn't Know Life Would Be Like This!Oct 16, 1974
- E74Sir Bernard Lovell: As a Man Is, So He SeesNov 13, 1974
