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Series of six self-contained sitcoms starring Ronnie Barker

Historical swashbuckler centered round England's great Naval hero.

Low budget series of the master detective.

Baker Street's famous detective starring Douglas Wilmer was slightly inclined towards the comedic...

Comedy Playhouse presentation about a man who is at odds with the world around him.

Historical drama series depicting the women's suffragette movement in Britain.

A mystery writer with a chronic skin and joint disease falls into a fantasy world.

To win the love of a beautiful but conceited princess, the prince sets out to search for the Singing Ringing Tree which she deeply craves.

Radio host is also a private investigator. Not so much a private eye - but a 'private ear.'

Second World War drama concentrating on what happened to servicemen their families after they returned home.

Freelance underwater troubleshooter travels the globe.

An underground Resistance movement risk life and limb in their endeavours to smuggle Allied airmen past the Nazis and return them back to Britain.

Set in the frozen wastes of Canada's Yukon Territory around 1890 Sgt Preston was of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police.

Ronnie Barker in a series of one-off comedies.

Frustrated by the rules and regulations that hampered his criminal investigations, Detective Vic Steele turns his back on Scotland Yard and the Flying Squad to set up his own private detective agency.

Short-lived sitcom starring Digby Wolf before he became a regular writer on Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In. Early out, too, for Ronnie Corbett.

A man realises that he is the Son of God and has just a few days to avert the Apocalypse.

International import/export agent on the trail of criminals.

Parapsychologists investigate the unexplained.

A show about nothing.

Not for the faint-hearted or easily shocked, Sex and the City was an adult, in your face and often hilarious look at the relationships of single men and women in turn-of-the-millennium America.