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Pride and Prejudice: BBC series (1995) episodes and locations

The BBC serial has six parts; the 2005 film is listed separately. Netflix has announced a six-part adaptation for 3 December 2026.

Pride and Prejudice

BBC series (1995)

  1. 1995, Episode 1 · 24 September 1995

    Episode 1

    The arrival of Bingley and Darcy draws the Bennet family into a changing circle of neighbours and invitations.

  2. 1995, Episode 2 · 1 October 1995

    Episode 2

    Jane visits Netherfield, and Elizabeth’s time there sharpens her view of Darcy and the people around him.

  3. 1995, Episode 3 · 8 October 1995

    Episode 3

    Family expectations and competing accounts of character complicate Elizabeth’s ideas about marriage and reputation.

  4. 1995, Episode 4 · 15 October 1995

    Episode 4

    A difficult proposal and a revealing letter lead Elizabeth to reconsider what she thinks she knows about Darcy.

    Lyme Park
  5. 1995, Episode 5 · 22 October 1995

    Episode 5

    A visit to Pemberley is interrupted by news that threatens the Bennet family’s standing and future.

  6. 1995, Episode 6 · 29 October 1995

    Episode 6

    Unfinished explanations and unexpected interventions bring the questions of affection, judgement and marriage to their conclusion.

Broadcast dates use BBC programme evidence and licensed BBC metadata; film release uses Working Title. Places are linked only at the level supported by the cited source.