Multiple episodes with same name - multi-part story

Martin,

A few questions to consider.

Are the multiple episodes broadcast on the same day or on different days?

Do the writing credits for each episode indicate which book this segment was based on?

Did the production company create an official website? If so, how does the official website title the episodes?

Please write back if you have any more questions on this matter.

To be specific: the series is Strike, dramatisations of the three Robert Galbraith (J K Rowling) novels that have been written so far. The episodes for each novel have the same name as the novel, they were broadcast on separate days (a Sunday, a Monday and the following Sunday for the first book, probably consecutive Sundays for the rest).

The offical BBC web site http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b093ypxy refers to the first-novel episodes as Episode 1, Episode 2 and Episode 3, but those numbers don't appear in the on-screen titles which all say "The Cuckoo's Calling": https://s26.postimg.org/y59rhw1kp/Image1.png (which is for episode 1.2).

Martin,

After viewing the Strike webpage, I would suggest titling each episode this way:

The Cuckoo's Calling: Episode 1 (or) Part 1
The Cuckoo's Calling: Episode 2 (or) Part 2
The Cuckoo's Calling: Episode 3 (or) Part 3

Thanks for posting the additional information. I hope this helps.

Sorry to bump this old thread but I have noticed that the three episodes listed above are sorted rather strangely in the IMDB listing
If you select the seasons by year (rather than Season No.) only Part 2 and Part 3 are listed in the 2017 Season, Part 1 is listed separately under 2018 (with Career of Evil).
I have looked at editing this but it seems complicated and, I fear, beyond my proficiency.
Perhaps someone in this thread would know how to correct this?.
Thanks
Paul