In the world of television comedy Mister Ed is often dismissed by critics as nothing more than a second-rate comedy of little significance. To simply pass it off as such would be a great mistake.
Having returned from a colonial life in Malaya to an England he longer recognised Basil Allenby-Johnson, "the Alf Garnett of the middle classes", takes a verbal swing at feminism; permissive and undisciplined youth; age prejudice by employers; student demos; the press; and the health service.
The spinster detective who first appeared in Agatha Christie's 1930 novel 'The Murder at the Vicarage.'
Roy Dotrice played the part of the doddering but astute eternal litigant Albert Haddock, who would enter the courtroom to debate a variety of moral issues with pleas that referred back to forgotten or outdated laws.
Domestic sitcom about a loving married couple.
Possibly was the defining British sitcom of the 1990s. The series unapologetically revelled in political incorrectness at a time when political correctness was increasingly common in the UK.
When his ambition to skipper an ocean-going liner is scuppered, Captain Biskett has to make do with a small and battered cargo ship.
Two Miami-based cops keep law and order in a stylish, action-packed series set in the sleazy drug-infested back streets of a seemingly glamorous resort city.
A wisecracking anti-hero detective who lives tough in a tough world of murderers, kidnappers, drug dealers and extortionists.
Simon and Amanda's holiday in Kent with their Aunt Jo becomes a thrilling adventure when they make a startling discovery in an old barn...
A retired FBI profiler whose attempt at a new life in Seattle becomes embroiled in a battle against the darkest acts of men. A dark vision of the impending thousand-year mark combined with an exploration of evil.
The misadventures of a gambling streetwise Cockney wide-boy who manages to survive on his wits and ‘gift of the gab’
Dodgy dealings of a wheeler and dealer and his bodyguard for hire.
Children's comedy series in which two inept friends try their hands at a number of different trades - all with equally disastrous results.
Armed with camera, typewriter and a trained eye for the unusual and newsworthy, freelancer Mike Straight enjoyed a glamorous lifestyle that continuously saw him getting involved in cases of blackmail, espionage and murder.
Marital ups and downs of a newly-wed couple starring Richard Briers and Prunella Scales
An adventurous gambler roams the Old Wild West in search of thrills and spills and some easy money.
150 year old villain plans to take over the world.
Independent career woman moves to Minneapolis, and is offered the position of associate producer for a radio station's Six O'Clock News.
Middle aged man meets young school teacher and they fall in love much to the dismay of both their families.
San Francisco Police Commissioner teams up with his wife to solve crimes.
Doctors cope with casualties and the horrors of war in Korea by employing anarchic behaviour at the 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital
Created by Louis Marks and beginning on Monday 3rd April 1967, Market In Honey Lane was British TV's first attempt to break Coronation Streets' supremacy as the number one soap opera with an East End version.
The extraordinary story of a man who gained fame for his worldwide travels in the 14th century.
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.
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.