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Popular music show of the 1960s where a guest panel listened to the latest releases and predicted whether or not they'd be a 'Hit' or a 'Miss'

Two newly divorced women move into an apartment together.

1960s current affairs programme

Hyacinth Bucket (pronounced Bouquet), who spends her entire time trying to climb the local social ladder, much to the dismay of her long suffering husband Richard.

A young boxer's career is destroyed by a scheming woman in this one-off BBC play that also starred Sid James.

One brave child, the Dungeoneer, with the giant, horned 'Helmet of Justice' on their head, against the forces of evil.

Madcap radio DJ Kenny Everett brings his lunacy to television in a show that was made "in the best possible taste."

Children's fantasy series starring Hattie Jacques as a magical aunt.

Although women taking centre stage in police procedurals was nothing new, previous shows hadn't yet promoted females beyond the rank of Detective Sergeant...

Witty banter and delightful comedic situations as girl meets boy - except this is the boy who had jilted her at the altar five years previously.

Two panels of comedians compete against each other to tell the funniest joke.

Lavish drama series focusing on the life of Winston Churchill's mother - Lady Randolph Churchill

Children's drama series broadcast over 13 episodes from February 1973.

Though their position seems secure, thoughtful English men and women know that "their" time in India is coming to an end.

Two fictional detectives go off in search of clues to one of the world's greatest unsolved cases.

Short police procedural series; the forerunner to the highly successful Z-Cars (and sometimes cited as the inspiration for it).

Music, quick-fire comedy and soundbites that influenced a generation of DJs

Storytelling series that proved to be one of the most popular children’s programmes of all time.

Michael Caine, in his first acting role for British television for twenty years, goes after the famous East End murderer...

Daily Mirror comic strip heroine brought to the small screen.

George Meredith Webley, a bank clerk who was guaranteed to add the word pooper to party and crushing to bore.

Arguably the world's, and certainly Britain's, finest entry in the long and distinguished history of the television/detective fiction genre.

The International Police investigate everything from murder to blackmail, drugs to hijacking and assassination to slavery.

Industrial espionage series starring Edward Judd

Long-time comedy double-act Jimmy Jewel and Ben Warris star in a sitcom about a couple running a small general store.

Izeena lives in her magic tree house in a world of animal friends.

Drama starring John Thaw which revolved around the fortunes of the Oldroyds of Annotsfield, a Yorkshire mill-owning family, through five generations.

Roger Moore in his TV series debut starred as Sir Walter Scott's 19th century hero Wilfred of Ivanhoe.

A concert party in India in 1945 are bullied by a loud mouthed Sergeant Major in this classic British sitcom

When David Vincent gets lost on a country road he stumbles across visitors from another planet. But will anyone ever believe him?