A Place to Call Home

2013 • PBS
4.5
277 reviews
TV-UNRATED
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Season 3 episodes (10)

1 The Things We Do for Love
9/27/15
George has been shot, and only Rene and Regina know what happened. Sarah attempts to console Rene, who has been taken into custody. Unaware of her father’s injury, Anna tries to enjoy her honeymoon with Gino while dealing with the allegations in Andrew’s letter.
2 L'Chaim, to Life
10/4/15
George returns to Ash Park and plans to make an important announcement at his welcome-home dinner. Sarah struggles to break the news of her pregnancy to Rene. Anna tells Gino about James’s secret, but Gino’s reaction causes tension in their marriage.
3 Somewhere Beyond the Sea
10/11/15
Sarah goes to Sydney under the pretense of visiting her sick aunt, while Jack keeps an eye on Rene. Now living in the city, Mrs. Bligh joins a charity group. Back at Ash Park, an artist friend of Carolyn’s arrives to paint Olivia’s portrait, and Regina organizes a card party to help George’s political aspirations.
4 Too Old to Dream
10/18/15
Sarah decides not to go through with the abortion but meets a desperate young woman and her mother at the clinic. After a debate about art, Sir Richard challenges Carolyn to write a critique for one of his newspapers. Olivia dreams about her encounter with Lloyd.
5 Living in the Shadow
10/25/15
Rene remains cold to Sarah following the revelation that she’s carrying George’s baby. After one of Regina’s threats goes too far, she retreats to the farmhouse but still proves dangerous. Anna confides in Olivia about her unhappiness, accidentally disclosing the contents of Andrew’s letter.
6 In the Heat of the Night
11/1/15
Sarah has taken ill and fears for the life of her baby. George overhears the hospital gossip and wonders if the baby could be his. Olivia continues her tryst with Lloyd, while James learns more about Dr. Fox. In Sydney, Douglas visits Elizabeth and puts his heart on the line, declaring his feelings for her.
7 The Sins of the Father
11/8/15
On the anniversary of Lewis Bligh’s death, George reflects on the troubled relationship he had with his father. After accidentally attacking Sarah, Rene decides to undergo a risky brain surgery, but Sarah refuses to sign the consent form.
8 Til Death Do Us Part
11/15/15
Rene goes under the knife, and Sarah worries that he might never wake up. Gino’s dreams are crushed when his grape vines die. On the morning of baby George’s christening, Regina tries to persuade James to return to Ash Park in the hopes of proving her loyalty to George.
9 The Mourners' Kadish
11/22/15
George and Regina wed, despite the protestations of Elizabeth and Carolyn. Sarah makes arrangements for Rene to be buried according to Jewish customs, with the help of Roy and Doris. Douglas continues his pursuit of Elizabeth.
10 The Love Undeniable
11/29/15
Tensions run high at Ash Park. Following an argument with Gino, Anna temporarily moves back home with her family. When James tries to talk to his brother-in-law, Gino reveals what he knows about the baby, setting off a chain of events with devastating consequences. Douglas gives Elizabeth an ultimatum.

About this show

A thoroughly addictive drama brimming with secrets, passion, romance, and intrigue, A Place to Call Home explores the ties that hold families together and the betrayals that can tear them apart.

Ratings and reviews

4.5
277 reviews
Anne Therkelsen
October 23, 2019
This was a great program. Every week something was going with the characters, Elizabeth was constantly scheming, people attempting to keep secrets, Sara finding her husband, & Doug getting shot. There is SO MUCH MORE than that! I hope that PBS plays it again. At least to the end. From where Doug got shot to the end of the series.
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J Lawing
October 13, 2017
Captivating and lots of cliffhangers from one episode to the next. And overall this series brings up some delicate and disturbing social issues that are still very evident today. But well acted and very enjoyable. I actually watched it on public television and one of the few series I wish I had the money to own.
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Deidre Clark
March 23, 2015
You'll love this show if you enjoy pleasant, mild entertainment such as Downton Abbey, Granchester, etc. It's a very well done, engaging series. I especially like the sets and the fashions, along with the story line.
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