London Weekend Television Archives | Page 15 of 15

Ev (ITV 1970-71, Kenny Everett, The Bee Gees)

Ev was a magazine style mix of sketch, interesting stories (such as a visit to a Railway and Tram museum) music and general entertainment from then...

TV5 years ago

On The Buses (ITV 1969-1973, Reg Varney, Bob Grant)

Sitcom On The Buses was one of the first big successes for newly formed ITV company London Weekend Television back at the tail end of the...

TV5 years ago

A.D.A.M. (ITV 1973, Georgina Hale, Mark Jones)

Early 1970’s scifi drama A.D.A.M. focused on a topic popular amongst 1960’s and 70’s science fiction writers, that of the all powerful computer controlling every aspect...

TV5 years ago

Catweazle (ITV Kids, Geoffrey Bayldon, Robin Davies)

Ask anyone of a certain age what their favourite kids show of all time is and you can bet a fair percentage of them will say...

TV5 years ago

Tales Of Unease (ITV 1970 with Susan George and Tessa Wyatt)

Tales of Unease was a short lived anthology of spooky, strange and occasionally scary half hour dramas. Like the later Tales of the Unexpected the 30...

TV6 years ago

Pig In The Middle (ITV 1980-1983 with Dinsdale Landen and Joanna Van Gyseghem)

UK / ITV – London Weekend Television / 20×30 minute episodes / Broadcast 1980-1983 Writers: Charlotte Bingham, Terence Brady / Producer: Les Chatfield Sitcom. Middle aged...

TV6 years ago

Inquisitors, The (ITV 1968 with Tony Selby and Alan Lake)

UK / ITV – London Weekend Television / Never Transmitted Script Editor: Ken Wlaschin / Producer: John Bryce An interesting one this, intended to be the...

TV6 years ago

All Day On The Sands (ITV 24 Feb 1979 with Marjorie Yates and Alun Armstrong)

UK / ITV – London Weekend Television / 1x 66 minute episode / Broadcast 24 February 1979 Writer: Alan Bennett / Music: George Fenton / Producer:...

Episodes6 years ago

Within These Walls: Lesson Number One (ITV 11 Jan 1974 with Elizabeth Adare)

In Lesson Number One Faye is not having an easy time with her new team who think she is too soft but Mrs Boswell is more...

Episodes6 years ago

Within These Walls: Cause For Concern (ITV 4 Jan 1974 with Barbara Ewing)

In Cause For Concern Faye Boswell arrives as new governor of Stone Park, she is quickly thrown in at the deep end with two troublesome inmates....

TV7 years ago

Villains (ITV 1972, Bob Hoskins, Martin Shaw)

Villains was a smart anthology style series of dramas looking at the criminal classes that focused on a group of crooks given the none too salubrious...

TV7 years ago

New Scotland Yard (ITV 1972-1974, John Woodvine, John Carlisle)

Something of a precursor to The Sweeney but with less location filming New Scotland Yard offered up a surprisingly realistic view of the investigations of two detectives...

TV7 years ago

Mrs Wilson’s Birthday (ITV 1969 with Bill Wallis and Nigel Hawthorne)

UK / ITV Network – London Weekend Television / 1×60 minutes / Broadcast Saturday 4 January 1969 @ 9.55pm Writers: Richard Ingrams and John Wells /...

Episodes7 years ago

No Honestly: Surprise, Surprise! (ITV Sun 5 Jan 1975 with Tony Selby)

UK / ITV – London Weekend Television / 1×30 minute episode / Broadcast Sunday 5 January 1975 @ 9.45pm Writers: Terence Brady, Charlotte Bingham / Director:...

Memorable TV

Memorable TV

London Weekend Television

Ev (ITV 1970-71, Kenny Everett, The Bee Gees)

On The Buses (ITV 1969-1973, Reg Varney, Bob Grant)

A.D.A.M. (ITV 1973, Georgina Hale, Mark Jones)

Catweazle (ITV Kids, Geoffrey Bayldon, Robin Davies)

Tales Of Unease (ITV 1970 with Susan George and Tessa Wyatt)

Pig In The Middle (ITV 1980-1983 with Dinsdale Landen and Joanna Van Gyseghem)

Inquisitors, The (ITV 1968 with Tony Selby and Alan Lake)

All Day On The Sands (ITV 24 Feb 1979 with Marjorie Yates and Alun Armstrong)

Within These Walls: Lesson Number One (ITV 11 Jan 1974 with Elizabeth Adare)

Within These Walls: Cause For Concern (ITV 4 Jan 1974 with Barbara Ewing)

Villains (ITV 1972, Bob Hoskins, Martin Shaw)

New Scotland Yard (ITV 1972-1974, John Woodvine, John Carlisle)

Mrs Wilson’s Birthday (ITV 1969 with Bill Wallis and Nigel Hawthorne)

No Honestly: Surprise, Surprise! (ITV Sun 5 Jan 1975 with Tony Selby)

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