Studio One - S02E05: The Light That Failed

Name: The Light That Failed
Genre: Drama
Released: 1949-10-10
Duration: 1 h

Oct 10, 1949DramaSeason 2, Episode 5

A war artist, Dick Helder, follows the British army into battle and experiences many difficulties and internal struggles while providing some outstanding descriptions of the desert and desert warfare.

All Episodes - Season 2

01Kyra ZelasSep 12, 1949 02The Rival DummySep 19, 1949 03The Outward RoomSep 26, 1949 04Mrs. MoonlightOct 03, 1949 05The Light That FailedOct 10, 1949 06The StormOct 17, 1949 07Battleship BismarckOct 24, 1949 08Concerning a Woman of SinOct 31, 1949 09The HusbandNov 07, 1949 10Two Sharp KnivesNov 14, 1949 11Of Human BondageNov 21, 1949 12At Mrs. Beam'sNov 28, 1949 13Henry IVDec 05, 1949 14Jane EyreDec 12, 1949 15Mary PoppinsDec 19, 1949 16The Inner LightDec 26, 1949 17RivieraJan 02, 1950 18Beyond ReasonJan 09, 1950 19Give Us Our DreamJan 16, 1950 20The Rockingham Tea SetJan 23, 1950 21Father and the AngelsJan 30, 1950 22The Loud Red PatrickFeb 06, 1950 23Flowers from a StrangerFeb 13, 1950 24The Wisdom ToothFeb 20, 1950 25The Willow CabinFeb 27, 1950 26The Dreams of Jasper HornbyMar 06, 1950 27The Dusty GodmotherMar 13, 1950 28The SurvivorsMar 20, 1950 29Passenger to BaliMar 27, 1950 30The Scarlet LetterApr 03, 1950 31Walk the Dark StreetsApr 10, 1950 32Torrents of SpringApr 17, 1950 33The Horse's MouthApr 24, 1950 34Miracle in the RainMay 01, 1950 35A Wreath of RosesMay 08, 1950 36The AmbassadorsMay 15, 1950 37The Room UpstairsMay 22, 1950 38The Man Who Had InfluenceMay 29, 1950 39The Taming of the ShrewJun 05, 1950 40Zone FourJun 12, 1950 41There Was a Crooked ManJun 19, 1950 42My Granny VanJun 26, 1950

Studio One S02E05 Synopsis

Studio One "The Light That Failed" is part of the 1337x catalog. Originally aired on 1949-10-10, this episode is part of Season 2 of Studio One. With a runtime of 1h, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Drama series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. A war artist, Dick Helder, follows the British army into battle and experiences many difficulties and internal struggles while providing some outstanding descriptions of the desert and desert warfare.