Gallipoli
Season 1
20157 episodes
Episode 1
The First Day
Feb 9, 20151h 20m
TMDB rating 7.0TMDB
At dawn on 25 April 1915, four mates land with the ANZAC troops at Gallipoli and find themselves in a chaotic and heroic battle for the Turkish heights. By the end of the disastrous first day, the senior British officers make a drastic decision.
Episode 2
My Friend, the Enemy
Feb 16, 201546m
TMDB rating 8.0TMDB
After a month of heavy fighting, the Anzac and Turkish soldiers meet in No Man's Land during a cease fire to bury their dead. Tolly risks his life by charging a machine gun nest to protect his brother. The newly arrived light horsemen are shocked by the aftermath.
Episode 3
A Man Alone
Feb 23, 201547m
TMDB rating 7.5TMDB
Tolly is promoted ahead of his older brother, but disaster strikes when their platoon launches a surprise midnight attack. Journalist Ashmead-Bartlett visits Lord Kitchener in London with dire reports on the Anzac campaign.
Episode 4
The Deeper Scar
Mar 2, 201543m
TMDB rating 7.5TMDB
Tolly recovers from his injuries in Cairo, and reluctantly returns to the front line at Gallipoli. After one of his close mates is killed, Tolly volunteers for sniper duty alongside the legendary Chinese-Australian sniper Billy Singh.
Episode 5
The Breakout
Mar 2, 201542m
TMDB rating 8.0TMDB
In August 1915, General Hamilton devises a massive attack across the Gallipoli Peninsula to break the stalemate. Tolly and his mates defy the odds to win the battle of Lone Pine, while the Light Horseman are decimated at The Nek.
Episode 6
If Only...
Mar 9, 201545m
TMDB rating 7.0TMDB
Australian journalist Keith Murdoch visits the British PM with a secret letter that will change the course of the war. Tolly is commended for his bravery at Lone Pine, while Dave refuses to get help for chronic illness.
Episode 7
The Earth Abides
Mar 9, 201544m
TMDB rating 8.0TMDB
After eight months of failures, General Hamilton is sacked and Lord Kitchener finally visits Gallipoli to assess the situation. In freezing winter conditions the ANZACS prepare for a mass evacuation, without alerting the Turks.