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In spite of all the major domestic news stories of 1963; The Great Train Robbery, The Profumo Affair, everything else was eclipsed by the world shattering events in Dallas Texas on 22nd November.

Andrew Cobby takes a humorous look at 1970s daytime TV: Crown Court, A Handful of Songs and Nancy Kominski - who wouldn't want to skip school for that?

Andrew Cobby remembers 1983: VCRs, Columbo and Top of the Pops.

Using racist words and language that would see a swift ending of a Twitter or Facebook account if they were replicated today, 'Love Thy Neighbour' shows how times have changed. No young eyes can look now at an episode of this once prime-time series and not be astonished by what they see.

In its psychological depth, its use of long story and character arcs, and, above all, its political cynicism, Callan was decades ahead of its time.

While taking in the sights of Paris, the Doctor and Romana sense that someone is tampering with time. Who is the mysterious Count Scarlioni? Why does he seem to have counterparts scattered through time?

John Winterson Richards reviews his definitive episode of BVS. A mouthless demon infects Buffy with the ability to hear everyone's thoughts, but what starts out as a useful power soon turns into a curse.

In the second in a series of articles recalling the best episodes of a TV show, Dan Tessier picks his favourite Red Dwarf episode.

After an accident in the engine room of the Defiant apparently claims the life of Benjamin Sisko, Jake lives out his life in an endless quest to locate his father.

In the first of a series of articles in which our writers choose their favourite episodes of their favourite series, Daniel Tessier reviews Distant Origin, an episode of Star Trek: Voyager