Browse episode ratings trends for For the Love of Ada. Simply click on the interactive rating graph to explore the best and worst of For the Love of Ada's 27 episodes.
Best Episodes of For the Love of Ada
The Permissive Society
S1 Ep3
10.0
4th May 1970
Walter takes Ada for an 'off-white' weekend break in Bognor Regis.
Sunday Tea
S1 Ep2
9.5
27th Apr 1970
Ada invites Walter for Sunday tea with the family, but when Mrs Bingley answers his front door the next day Ada gets the wrong idea.
Christmas with Ada
S4 Ep7
9.0
27th Dec 1971
Ada tricks her son-in-law Leslie into thinking he has cheated on her daughter Rita, after a boozy night out, so Rita can take advantage of Leslie's guilt.
The Christening
S4 Ep6
9.0
30th Sep 1971
It's baby Anthony's christening day. All the family converge on St Nicholas Church in Pyrford to celebrate the event.
Birth
S4 Ep3
9.0
9th Sep 1971
Ada is about to become a grandmother but when Ruth's baby arrives, Leslie is at first nowhere to be found.
Bowling
S4 Ep2
9.0
2nd Sep 1971
Ada's convinced the baby is over due, and Walter gambles his months pension.
The Baby
S4 Ep1
9.0
26th Aug 1971
As Ruth appears to be going into labour, Ada and Walter are slightly troubled in their new home by the presence of a ghost.
The Mortgage
S3 Ep7
9.0
26th Apr 1971
Ada and Walter hear of a flat available for rent not too far from the church or Leslie and Ruth's.
Worst Episodes of For the Love of Ada
The Widower
S1 Ep1
6.7
20th Apr 1970
Ada brings Walter home for the first time, for a fish and chip supper.
Another Man
S1 Ep5
7.0
18th May 1970
Ada is annoyed with Walter's refusal to go dancing at the over 60's club and his accepting overcooked pies from other women.
Divorce?
S2 Ep2
8.0
21st Sep 1970
Following a bit of interfering on Ada's part, Walter encourages Leslie to assert his masculinity.
The Birthday
S2 Ep4
8.0
5th Oct 1970
It's Ada's birthday and there's a bit of a clash between Walter's plans, Ada's plans and the interfering Freda Skinner.
The Wedding
S2 Ep7
8.0
26th Oct 1970
The big day has finally arrived. Walter and Ada are at the church, but a small oversight on his part delays the ceremony.
After the Honeymoon
S3 Ep1
8.0
15th Mar 1971
Back from a happy honeymoon, the bliss is short-lived when Walter's love of the wireless clashes with Ada's TV addiction.
Housekeeping
S3 Ep3
8.0
29th Mar 1971
Walter creates trouble and is almost arrested for shoplifting in Leslie's supermarket.
The Royalist
S3 Ep6
8.0
19th Apr 1971
It's the Queen's birthday and Ada'a hoping for a personal reply to the birthday card she sent.
For the Love of Ada Episode Guide
The Widower
S1 Ep1
6.7
20th Apr 1970
Ada brings Walter home for the first time, for a fish and chip supper.
Sunday Tea
S1 Ep2
9.5
27th Apr 1970
Ada invites Walter for Sunday tea with the family, but when Mrs Bingley answers his front door the next day Ada gets the wrong idea.
The Permissive Society
S1 Ep3
10.0
4th May 1970
Walter takes Ada for an 'off-white' weekend break in Bognor Regis.
The Football Match
S1 Ep4
8.5
11th May 1970
An exciting trip to Wembley takes a horrible turn, but do they make it to the match on time...
Another Man
S1 Ep5
7.0
18th May 1970
Ada is annoyed with Walter's refusal to go dancing at the over 60's club and his accepting overcooked pies from other women.
Spring
S1 Ep6
9.0
25th May 1970
Walter proposes to Ada, but struggles to find the money for the ring she likes.
The best rated episodes of For the Love of Ada are:
The Permissive Society S1E3 rated 10.0
Sunday Tea S1E2 rated 9.5
Christmas with Ada S4E7 rated 9.0
The Christening S4E6 rated 9.0
Birth S4E3 rated 9.0
Bowling S4E2 rated 9.0
The Baby S4E1 rated 9.0
The Mortgage S3E7 rated 9.0
The lowest rated episodes of For the Love of Ada are:
The Widower S1E1 rated 6.7
Another Man S1E5 rated 7.0
Divorce? S2E2 rated 8.0
The Birthday S2E4 rated 8.0
The Wedding S2E7 rated 8.0
After the Honeymoon S3E1 rated 8.0
Housekeeping S3E3 rated 8.0
The Royalist S3E6 rated 8.0
The first episode of For the Love of Ada aired on April 20, 1970.
The last episode of For the Love of Ada aired on December 27, 1971.
