
Radisson (aka Tomahawk) (1957)

The first major dramatic series to be filmed in Canada, Radisson starred Jacques Godin as true-to-life Pierre-Esprit Radisson a French explorer and soldier of fortune who lived between 1636-1710.
The first major dramatic series to be filmed in Canada, Radisson starred Jacques Godin as true-to-life Pierre-Esprit Radisson a French explorer and soldier of fortune who lived between 1636-1710.
Pre-school fun, songs and learning with a dedicated hard core adult following, Rainbow ran for almost twenty years on the ITV network as a production of Thames Television.
"No one can see me but you, Jeff."
Cattlemen drive their herds across the Great Plains.
Pop music show that epitomised the swinging 60s. - "The Weekend Starts Here"
John Thaw starred as a Military Police Officer who investigated troops accused of crimes ranging from murder to desertion.
Redcoats versus Jacobites in an adaptation of Sir Walter Scott's romantic swashbuckler.
Simon Templar returns to the small screen in a new series of adventures.
A group of kids get involved in adventures with villains and spies.
Staff turn militant in an East End sweatshop.
World War Two action series set in the North African desert.
General knowledge quiz show featuring two sides representing a football team from the English or Scottish Leagues, as they battle it out off the pitch.
"What may sound like a fairy tale today may be tomorrow's reality." - The first German science fiction television series.
The Guinness Book of Records on television.
Lost deep in space the mining vessel Red Dwarf is crewed by a cat, a hologram, a robot and the last surviving human.
A gentleman thief burgles the rich.
Children's Western series
Spin-off of The Mary Tyler Moore Show about the weight-conscious, flamboyantly fashioned best friend of Mary Richards, who leaves Minneapolis to return home to New York City.
Winston Graham's series of historical novels published from 1945 to 1953 and again from 1973 to 2002, was one of the most successful British television adaptations of all time having been sold to over forty countries.
US police series that broke new ground in featuring a woman in the lead role as a police officer .
Life behind bars for an habitual thief is made easier by winning 'little victories' over the system.
Debuting in 1952 Pot Luck is notable as the first ever British audience participation series.
The series that inspired a generation of journalists: The Junior Gazette, a young newspaper, is produced by pupils of a comprehensive school.
17th century historical action teenage adventure series.
Hard hitting crime drama starring Helen Mirren as a determined and strong female detective.
A private company offers security but ends up involved in forgery, espionage and murder.
Thirty minute play in set during the Battle of Trafalgar.
Resigned British agent is captured by people unknown and taken to a mysterious village. "I am not a number, I am a free man!"
Groundbreaking series of 5-minute appeals for information or witnesses to unresolved crimes.
Documentary style drama series about the work of Probation Officers and the youths they work with.