Television play about a married couple who's marriage is falling apart, written by one of British theatre's greatest writers of the last 60 years, that was broadcast on Yorkshire Television's opening night in July 1968
"If the quality of the writing was a major factor in Dad's Army's resounding success, then that quality was more than matched by a cast which not so much interpreted the writing, as physically embodied it."
Set in the Los Angeles music scene of the late 1970s, the series charts the ups and downs of a fictional rock band, partly inspired by Fleetwood Mac, through a documentary style series of interviews
"The real stars of the series were Clarence the lion and Judy the chimpanzee."
"More Morse than Regan, Dalgliesh is an intensely cerebral and private person who writes poetry, lives in an expensive flat above the Thames at Queenhithe and drives a Jaguar."
Dirty dealings in Texas among the oil-rich magnates.
Comedy chat show hosted by an Australian megastar and featuring some lesser famous guests
Whilst it may not have been the most popular TV series of 1970 (cancelled after one season) Dan August can boast of having launched one actor on his path to superstardom...oh, and some of those guest stars...
Not afraid to be lewd, crude, shrewd, or sophisticated, this US sketch comedy show proved too controversial for US television
A 12-year old boy overhears two sinister men plotting to assassinate their country's ruler.