Adieu Alouette

The series was first aired on CBC on Wednesdays, 10:30 p.m. (Eastern) from 3 January to 25 April 1973. It was repeated on Sundays, 2:00 pm from 6 January to 24 March 1974. The series consisted of 11 half-hour episodes plus the hour-long "Why I Sing: The Words and Music of Gilles Vigneault".

Airdates are provided where known.

• "Why I Sing: The Words and Music of Gilles Vigneault" (originally aired 7 February 1973): this was an hour-long episode of the series directed by John Howe.^[2]
• "Just Another Job (Les Nordiques)" (14 February 1973): Pierre Letarte was director.^[3]
• "La Gastronomie" (7 March 1973): Doug Jackson was director.^[4]
• "La Quebecoise" (28 March 1973): Les Nirenberg was director.^[5]
• "Le Devoir: 1910–1945, Do What You Must" (18 April 1973): This was the first half of a two-part history on the Montreal newspaper Le Devoir. Hugues Poulin and Jean-V. Dufresne directed these episodes.^[6]
• "Le Devoir: 1945–1973, The Quiet Revolution" (25 April 1973): A continuation of the history of Le Devoir.^[6]
• "The Ungrateful Land: Roch Carrier Remembers Ste-Justine": Cynthia Scott was director.
• "Une Job Steady ... Un Bon Boss": Ian McLaren directed this episode about Yvon Deschamps.
• "OK... Camera": Michael Rubbo was director.
• "Backyard Theatre": Jean-V. Dufresne and Ian McLaren produced this episode, with Pierre Lefebvre as director. This featured André Brossard and playwright Michel Tremblay.
• "Challenge for the Church": William Weintraub was director.
• "In Our Own Way": Jack Zolov was director.

• Allan, Blaine (1996). "Adieu Alouette". Queen's University. Archived from the original on 11 March 2010. Retrieved 7 May 2010.
• Adieu Alouette at the National Film Board of Canada