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Moynihan - You Can't Win 'Em All (Episode Two)
Television (Full Length Episode) – 1976
New Zealand television drama hit a gold standard with Moynihan last night. This tautly written, briskly played, and expertly directed play left this critic stunned with admiration and overjoyed to see a piece of indigenous television drama that lost nothing in comparison with like products from overseas.– Critic Barry Shaw, quoted in book Ourselves at Primetime
Stan Barton couldn’t lie straight in a bed.– Moynihan (Ian Mune)
It’s time you blokes started reading Marx.– Swanson (Ray Henwood)
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