The Saint enthralled audiences in the UK and the USA as well as in Europe and Australia in the 1960s. Its style, appealing lead, and fast-paced plots helped it transcend national borders to become a staple of international television, and still retains its charm today
Early BBC adaptation of a play by George Bernard Shaw about 15th-century French military figure Joan of Arc.
Hector Hugh Munro, better known by the pen name Saki, was a British writer whose witty, mischievous and sometimes macabre stories satirised Edwardian society and culture and he is considered a master of the short story.
Ben Mears, a writer, has returned to Jerusalem's Lot, Maine, after 25 years to try to write his next novel, only to find that the town has been invaded by vampires
A 'lost' ITV play from 1964 which gave Vanessa Redgrave her Independent Television debut is a tale of a disabled artist who is commissioned to paint a portrait of a woman, whose married son she is having an affair with
Gritty drama set in Yorkshire which, over three series, followed the fortunes of Sam Wilson from boy to man.
CGI-animated action-comedy set in a futuristic city where a teenage rabbit, eager to become a true samurai, teams up with warrior friends to protect their city from monsters, ninjas and evil aliens
Gritty spy drama centered round a covert elite operations section of British Intelligence.
British historical drama adapted by Andrew Davies from an unfinished manuscript by Jane Austen written only months before her death in 1817
After numerous failed attempts to bring it to the screen, Neil Gaiman's fantasy drama comic book is finally brought to the screen in an enthralling Netflix series
Remaking a classic: Included in Time Magazine's 2007 list of "100 Best Shows of All Time", Sanford and Son was based on the BBC Galton and Simpson sitcom Steptoe and Son.
Drew Barrymore is Sheila, a working mother with a relatively normal - if somewhat discontented - life. That's until she undergoes a metamorphosis, dies, and returns with a great hunger. Then nothing is ever normal again.
"All irregularities will be handled by the forces controlling each dimension...Sapphire and Steel have been assigned"
Children's series about a young girl and her naughty toy.
Doctor Who spin-off starring Elisabeth Sladen as the Timelord's former travelling companion, Sarah Jane Smith, an investigative journalist who with the help of her adopted son, his friends, and an intelligent supercomputer, combats evil alien forces
Six-part BBC drama series based on Ben Macintyre's book of the same name, charting the creation of the famed Special Forces unit
early children's television programme from the BBC
Crime and courtroom drama series originally created as a series of 'b' movies.
A divorced housewife and a spy begin an unusual partnership after encountering one another in a train station in this Emmy Award winning series
Tales of English nobleman Sir Percy Blakeney whose alter-ego of The Scarlet Pimpernel was an ally to the French aristocracy facing the guillotine.
When the opulent Rose family have everything taken away from them; home, wealth, and self-esteem, they are forced to give up their luxurious lifestyles and live in a motel in an aptly named small town. Devoid of money or belongings, they are most definitely up Schitt's Creek
A group of teenage friends and their Great Dane travel in a bright green van solving strange and hilarious mysteries.
Detectives Janet Scott and Rachel Bailey tackle complex cases within the gritty world of Manchester’s Major Incident Team with unwavering determination. This isn’t your typical crime drama—it’s raw, real, and brilliantly executed
Medical comedy-drama.
Scum, a brutal depiction of life in a British borstal, was shelved by the BBC in 1977 due to its graphic violence and political implications, remaining unaired until 1991 amid mounting controversy and debate
Freelance underwater troubleshooter travels the globe.
Parapsychologists investigate the unexplained.
1960s ITV talent show which sought to discover a star female all-round entertainer. The semi-finalists fared better than the eventual winner...
Another 'lost' BBC play from the early days of television. In this uproarious satire, an unhinged anarchist settles in a small Irish community, setting off a series of increasingly ridiculous events.
Alan Ayckbourn's dark, often farcical comedy about nine people who spend four days together over the Christmas period in the hope of having a pleasant family celebration together, only to find they fail dismally...