Whatever Made You Think the War Was Over?

Season 2Episode 750 minDec 10, 1976
Whatever Made You Think the War Was Over?

To repay his debt to Manners, Jack has to close down production for a week at Buell-Hodge, a firm that pays its workers well over the minimum. Jack calls a strike over conditions at the factory. Using Matt's name, he also discovers that Buell's American machines are dangerous. This enables him to close down Manners' factory as well, so Manners cannot fulfil Buell's big contract and put him out of business. Bella gets drunk and flirts with Jack.

Whatever Made You Think the War Was Over? has aired on Dec 10, 1976
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