Le Nouvel Arrivé

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companyThames
started21st Apr 1975
ended16th Jun 1975
last rpt23rd Jun 1977(as part of French Studies)
3 school years
episodes8
duration20 mins
age rangeAge 13-16
languageen/frIn English & In French
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Le Nouvel Arrivé is an English and French-language ITV schools TV series from the 1970s, covering French Language for secondary school pupils.

A series designed to bolster the confidence of teenage French students, by showing the adventures of a 16-year-old English boy called Stephen Weatherseed, visiting France for the first time and going to stay with Eymery family in Grenoble.

Stephen speaks French with an English accent and does not use a very advanced vocabulary, so that viewers who are unsure of their French are not put off. He also narrates the episodes in English. His adventures are of the domestic and sight-seeing variety and perhaps typical of what any young English visitor to France might get up to, and give viewers a taste of French life as well as the French language.

All eight episodes of the series were shown in 1975 and 1976. Four of them (episodes 1, 2, 6 & 7) were shown again in 1977 as part of Thames Television's new umbrella French-language series French Studies.

Episodes

# Title Broadcast
1. L'arrivée 21 Apr 1975
2. La ville 28 Apr 1975
3. Une question de langue 5 May 1975
4. L'usine 12 May 1975
5. L'excursion 19 May 1975
6. La France historique 2 Jun 1975
7. En montagne 9 Jun 1975
8. Souvenirs 16 Jun 1975

Credits

Education adviser Brian Hill
Director Tony Davenall
Producer Ian Martin

Broadcasts

These broadcast times are for the Thames Television region, where the series originated.

  • Summer 1975: Mondays 11:40am, repeated Wednesdays 9:45am
  • Summer 1976: Mondays 9:50am, repeated Tuesdays 11:39am & Thursdays 11:39am
  • Spring 1977: Tuesdays 10:43am
  • Summer 1977: Mondays 9:57am, repeated Thursdays 11:39am


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