The Gamblers was an anthology series which was about people taking a gamble on something – and not necessarily a monetary gamble. Writers included C.P. Taylor,...
Crime drama series Public Eye, created by Roger Marshall, followed the cases of down market private detective Frank Marker (superbly played by Alfred Burke). It began...
No relation to the late 1970’s series of the same name this Armchair Thriller was a short run anthology of five episodes that was a spring...
Centre Play was an anthology series of half hour plays that were produced in the studios at BBC’s Television Centre. Writers included Andrew Davies, Hugh Whitemore,...
In Night of the Tanks Czech refugee Kopek is still struggling to come to terms with his new life but finds solace when he meets Alison....
In A Little Bit Like God Max Hughes has been chosen to head up a new corporation that focuses on the economic issues facing many new...
Big Brother was a 6 part anthology series from 1970 which took a look at how close Britain was to the 1984 world of George Orwell’s...
Period drama serial. The ultimately tragic lives of the famous novelists and poets the Bronte Sisters all of whom ended up dying of TB. The serial...
Enemy at the Door was a wartime drama series. During World War II a group of Islanders from Guernsey face upto their land being taken over...
In Edgar Wallace Mystery Backfire businessman Bernard Curzon runs a cosmetics company, Venetia, with his shady partner Mitchell Logan. The company is in dire straits and...
‘Michael McCarthy’s considerable experience in the documentary field is well in evidence in this semi-factual war melodrama set in Nazi-occupied Holland,’ wrote Monthly Film Bulletin of...
In Poison Susan is acting rather out of character, the normally ever present twinkle in her eye is gone and she is not only making furtive...
In Don’t Forget You’re Mine Frank Marker has moved from London to Birmingham and is working out of the back room of an estate agents. The...
In Unlucky For Some, the very last episode of Public Eye, Frank is asked by Ethel Waterfield, who runs a hotel with her son Keith, to...
In If This Is Lucky, I’d Rather Be Jonah, the opening episode of the third season of Public Eye, Frank has what he thinks is a...