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Western series about a man who is suffering from amnesia and looking for his lost past.

Malcolm and the rigors of being an adolescent and enduring an eccentric, although normal life.

Secret organisation during the cold war protects America and the world.

Plantagenet Evans - 'Genius, Photographer and Man of Letters.'

'Room 17' was set up by the Government in a secluded area near the Houses of Parliament.

Future Morecambe and Wise producer Ernest Maxin signs, dances and plays host to a variety of guest stars.

The continuing trials and tribulations of a Northern lad trying to make it in the South as he wheels and deals in the cutthroat world of big business.

Children's early afternoon magazine made as a rival to Blue Peter

A male student shares a flat with two attractive girls with hilarious consequences.

Former CIA agent is reluctantly made to work for British Intelligence.

Typical 1970s pop show for kids, given that 'extra something' by its enigmatic host.

Standard sitcom starring David Kossoff as a wise but stubborn furniture maker who resists his son's attempts at modernisation.

1950s children's puppet series

BBC children's series about a mischievous 12 year-old girl, Penelope Arbuckle, and her imaginary witch friend who only Penelope (and the TV audience) could see.

Comedy sketch show in which the host poked fun at a number of British institutions

A British 'Toff' uses his appearance as an upper-class twit to outwit his adversaries.

A grim-faced loner of the New York homicide division fights crime in an action packed cops and robbers series.

Consistently good Western Series starring Hugh O'Brian about the famous US Marshal, whose trademark was a pair of "Buntline Special" pistols with extra-long barrels with which he kept the peace.

Six-part children's TV series with an educational theme set in Elizabethan London

Western series in which a mysterious stranger arrives in town to be the righter of wrongs and the defender of the oppressed. Who was that masked man?

Mike Lane; always broke, always short of rent, always running after easy money or a hard-to-get blonde.

Surreal, disturbing, crossing the boundary of good taste, Little Britain features some of the most grotesque characters ever seen on television.

Writer Neil Cross spins wild and weird stories of gruesome killers against a less than lush London backdrop.

"My name is Sam Tyler. I had an accident and woke up in 1973. Am I mad, in a coma, or back in time? Whatever's happened it's like I'm on a different planet. Now maybe if I can work out the reason...I can get home."

A Sharply scripted comedy of character and wryly observed social change both series held a perceptively laughter gilded mirror to the changing face of the work-deprived industrial North East and of British society during the middle nineteen-sixties and early seventies.

According to television everybody was getting a taste of the 'permissive society' in the 1970s. Everybody, that is, except Geoffrey Bubbles Bon Bon and Beryl.