US crime drama about a single mother with an exceptional mind (IQ 160) who has an unconventional knack for solving crimes - described by Variety as 'a solid police procedural'
1950s TV police series made on a shoestring budget
An angel tries to help those in the face of adversity.
US police series based around the dangerous professional and private lives of the officers who worked out of the aging, dilapidated, Hill Street Stationhouse.
Originally aired in 1971, Wilfred Greatorex’s Hine is a bold, intelligent and deeply unsettling exploration of the international arms trade, personified through its charismatic and morally ambiguous central character
Role reversal comedy that was perhaps a little ahead of its time...
The history of The Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy is one of idealism, despair, struggle, passion, success, failure and enormously long lunch-breaks.
Primetime Emmy Award winning Canadian drama series that explores the rise of Nazi power during the years prior to World War II
'Lost' British sitcom which tried to recreate on television the popularity of the radio series 'The Navy Lark'
The first television adaptation of Harold Brighouse's black comedy.
The prisoners at a camp in Germany run rings around their captors
Spinning-off from Casualty, Holby City was a gripping medical drama that looked into the fate of the patients once they left A&E. The series was loved by fans but slated by professionals. Find out why in our review...
Sitcom starring Peter Davison and Patricia Hodge in which to maintain a reasonable standard of living a wife works in the Army while her husband brings up baby.
Psychological thriller starring Brigit Forsyth as a university lecturer who has become the obsession of a former fellow pupil to the point where he is attending her lectures, taking photographs of her, and following her home
Multi-award winning US sitcom about the star of a DIY TV show, which launched the career of Tim Allen.
Generation gap comedy series by Eric Chappell
US spy thriller in which a former hostage, having been held in Iraq for many years, is returned to his homeland. But has he turned his allegiance from one state in exchange for another?
Police procedural centred on the work of homicide detectives in Baltimore, Maryland.
Described as television's most beautiful private eye
One of the USA's most fondly remembered sitcoms
Cartoon series about a crime-busting, kung fu-ing dog. What else?
A cowboy with a fine sense of fair play who did not smoke, drink or swear and who always let the bad guy start the fight. Seriously?
When 17-year old Horatio Hornblower enlists in the Royal Navy during the period of the French Revolutionary Wars, he is embarking on a career that will lead him to become one of Britain's most courageous of naval heroes.
A schoolgirl trains a stallion on trust.
The Crucible is a new muck-raking tabloid newspaper in London and managing editor Russell Spam is always on the lookout for the latest dirt and gossip.
In this groundbreaking 90-minute play, when the daughter of a trade union organizer reveals her relationship with a black man, it unearths profound prejudice and concealed conflicts within her family
An ailing mango, two wives and an ambitious employee, all help to upset a youthful tycoon's weekend in the hothouse.
There's no police like Holmes. But not all his TV exploits have been a success. Here's a classic example.
BBC drama series centred on a new current-affairs show being launched by the BBC in June 1956, at the time of the Hungarian Revolution and Suez Crisis.
Dr. Gregory House is an antisocial, pain killer addict, witty and arrogant who helps his team of doctors solve puzzling cases