Discover the life and legacy of Peter Sallis — from decades as a jobbing actor to beloved roles in Last of the Summer Wine and Wallace and Gromit. A gentle talent who captured hearts worldwide
A forgotten gem from the late '70s, Leave It to Charlie delivered gentle laughs, rich characterisation, and northern charm
London is under siege! Rogue computers plan world domination, and only the Doctor can stop them. Can he shut down the deadly War Machines before humanity falls to technology gone mad? A thrilling 1966 classic awaits!
What happens when you fake your identity, steal half a million from your ruthless boss, and fall for the wrong woman? Chancer has all the answers — with a young, magnetic Clive Owen at the centre of the chaos
Loosely based on a novel by Edgar Wallace, The Four Just Men was one of the first series that mixed an all-star cast, crime-fighting adventure and exotic locations. Unfortunately, the studio that made it soon went bust...
When Riviera Police debuted it looked set to be a hit. It had all the ingredients of a light-hearted crime drama designed to dazzle: an exotic French Riviera backdrop, a cast of international detectives...so why did it flop so badly?
On a distant, seemingly idyllic world, the Doctor, Steven and Dodo uncover a grim truth: the Elders sustain their civilisation by stealing the life-force of defenceless Savages—until even the Doctor himself becomes a victim of their exploitation
When Alien first stalked cinema screens in 1979, it redefined science fiction horror with a single, unforgettable truth: in space, no one can hear you scream. Nearly half a century later, Alien: Earth dares to bring that terror home
From Jack Hargreaves' shed to Countryfile's sweeping panoramas, British TV has transformed the way we see rural life. Discover how programmes about the countryside evolved from quiet reflection to glossy reality — and why the fascination never fades
Step inside the raw, emotional world of The Befrienders—a forgotten 1970s BBC drama that tackled loneliness, mental health, and human connection long before its time, and discover why it still resonates today
When Batman became a 1966 sensation, rival networks rushed out their own quirky heroes. But NBC's Captain Nice and CBS's Mr. Terrific flopped fast—debuting and disappearing together in 1967 after just one short season
The Daleks plot a universal apocalypse using the Time Destructor. The Doctor steals its power source, triggering a perilous chase across time and space to stop their deadly scheme-but victory will demand terrible sacrifices
The drama begins in 1579 and exposes the conflict between Elizabeth's sense of duty and the instincts of her heart, her doomed affair with the Earl of Essex, and the struggles of a powerful and independent woman battling to survive in a male-dominated world
Fans were left angry and devastated when The A-Team came to the cinema - it delivered loud, stylised mayhem and a strong cast, but completely lost sight of the spirit that made the original series a cult favourite