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...
In A Little Charity it’s another case of murder in the 1930’s for Detective Inspector Trubshaw, as always at the beginning of part three the viewer...
Who-Dun-It was a quirky anthology series of mysteries and murders set in the 1930’s (the golden age of British detective fiction) in which the viewer had...
Saturday Night Theatre was an anthology series with no real defining factor other than that the productions were all first broadcast on Saturday evening in a...
Period drama serial How Green Was My Valley detailed Welsh family life between the wars. The BBC had made a previous serialised version in 1960, and...
Drama Bangelstein’s Boys follows a rugby team’s annual tour that looks like descending into chaos when three of the players have a falling out; Tommy and...
In Health Farm, penned by the always excellent Edmund Ward, Jim Kyle is surprised to be one of the first journalists to be given a look...
There is a real Kafka vibe about The Disappearing Man. Middle aged Harry Henshaw is convinced he is going round the twist and that he may...
More Russian espionage action is at the heart of The Kazmirov Affair. The story centres around a novel that has been written by well known Soviet...
In With Intent To Deceive Mrs Molly Foster is purported to have acted as a clairvoyant for monetary gain and used fake equipment. It’s a prosecution...