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Status: Ended
First Aired: October 31, 1989
Seasons: 5
Episodes: 96
Networks: CTV
Genres: Drama

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E.N.G.(1989)

TMDB Rating: 6.2 (3 votes)

Overview

E.N.G. is a Canadian television drama, following the staff of a fictional Toronto television news station. The show aired on CTV from 1989 to 1994. The series ran for 96 episodes, produced by the Alliance Entertainment Corporation.

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Season 1

26 episodes • 1989

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Electronic News Gathering: Part 1	Oct 31, 1989
2	Electronic News Gathering: Part 2	Oct 31, 1989
3	Special Segment	Nov 7, 1989
4	Forests of the Night	Nov 14, 1989
5	Your Place or Mine	Nov 21, 1989
6	Dirty Trick	Nov 28, 1989
7	The Chilling Effect	Dec 5, 1989
8	Running with the Pack	Dec 12, 1989
9	Catch a Falling Star	Jan 9, 1990
10	A Tangled Web	Jan 16, 1990
11	A Brief Madness	Jan 23, 1990
12	Till Death Us Do Part	Jan 30, 1990
13	Striking Out	Feb 6, 1990
14	False Fire	Feb 13, 1990
15	Otherwise Inflicted	Feb 20, 1990
16	All Things Betray Thee	Feb 27, 1990
17	Into Darkness	Mar 6, 1990
18	The Souls of Our Heroes	Mar 13, 1990
19	Ghosts	Mar 20, 1990
20	Fools Rush In	Mar 27, 1990
21	Victims	Apr 3, 1990
22	Division of Labour	Apr 10, 1990
23	Line of Fire	Apr 17, 1990
24	Crossroads	Apr 24, 1990
25	In Love and War	May 1, 1990
26	Traitors All	May 8, 1990

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Season 2

20 episodes • 1990

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Word of Mouth	Oct 30, 1990
2	Malicious Intent	Nov 6, 1990
3	The Dancer and the Dance	Nov 13, 1990
4	Scratches on a Plaster Wall	Nov 20, 1990
5	Bones	Nov 27, 1990
6	Payment in Kind	Dec 4, 1990
7	Ripples in a Pond	Dec 11, 1990
8	All in the Game	TBA
9	Force of Reason	TBA
10	Duffy, Bok, & Flann	TBA
11	A Long Way From Hopeful	TBA
12	A Wing and a Prayer	TBA
13	In the Blood	TBA
14	Seeing is Believing	TBA
15	Lest You Be Judged	TBA
16	Tyger, Tyger	TBA
17	Up on the Roof	TBA
18	Lip Service	TBA
19	Past Imperfect	TBA
20	Suffer the Little Children	TBA

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Season 3

18 episodes • 1991

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Ways and Means	Oct 31, 1991
2	Picnic	Nov 7, 1991
3	Illuminations	Nov 14, 1991
4	Secrets	Nov 21, 1991
5	Smoke and Mirrors	Nov 28, 1991
6	Intruders	Dec 5, 1991
7	Pirates	Dec 12, 1991
8	Two for the Show	Jan 9, 1992
9	The Sleep of Reason	Jan 16, 1992
10	Final Cut	Jan 23, 1992
11	Double Vision	Jan 30, 1992
12	The Best Defence	Feb 6, 1992
13	Public Enemy	Feb 13, 1992
14	True Patriot Love	Feb 20, 1992
15	Child's Play	Feb 27, 1992
16	Acid Test	Mar 5, 1992
17	Harvest	Mar 12, 1992
18	Pressure	Mar 19, 1992

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Season 4

18 episodes • 1992

#	Episode	Air Date
1	After the Fire	Oct 29, 1992
2	Waves	Nov 5, 1992
3	Another Pretty Face	Nov 12, 1992
4	Heart of the Matter	Nov 19, 1992
5	The Big Squeeze	Nov 26, 1992
6	To Kill with Kindness	Dec 3, 1992
7	Love and Duty	Dec 10, 1992
8	Baby It's You	Dec 17, 1992
9	Pandora's Box	Jan 14, 1993
10	The Good Samaritan	Jan 21, 1993
11	Love and Marriage	Jan 28, 1993
12	Bail Out	Feb 4, 1993
13	The Big Sleepover	Feb 11, 1993
14	One False Step	Feb 18, 1993
15	Hero	Feb 25, 1993
16	Mirror, Mirror	Mar 4, 1993
17	Honour or Wealth	Mar 11, 1993
18	And the Winner Is ...	Mar 18, 1993

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Season 5

14 episodes • 1993

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Overload	Oct 28, 1993
2	Within the Law	Nov 4, 1993
3	Full Disclosure	Nov 11, 1993
4	Suspicious Minds	Nov 25, 1993
5	Crime and Punishment	Dec 2, 1993
6	Legacy	Dec 9, 1993
7	Judgment of Solomon	Dec 16, 1993
8	Payback	Jan 13, 1994
9	Power Politics	Jan 27, 1994
10	The Play's the Thing	Feb 3, 1994
11	The Road Not Taken	Feb 10, 1994
12	Before the Axe	Mar 3, 1994
13	Memories	Mar 10, 1994
14	The Cutting Edge	Mar 17, 1994

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