Search results for "Sunday Night at the London Palladium"

Surreal, disturbing, crossing the boundary of good taste, Little Britain features some of the most grotesque characters ever seen on television.

BBC children's series about a mischievous 12 year-old girl, Penelope Arbuckle, and her imaginary witch friend who only Penelope (and the TV audience) could see.

Dodgy dealings of a wheeler and dealer and his bodyguard for hire.

Ghoulish family try to fit in with the outside world.

The BBC's showcase for 'serious music'.

Spin-off from Z Cars in which two leading detectives are seconded to the Regional Crime Squad.

Long running flagship BBC sports review/preview programme.

Cops of Scotland Yard's Flying Squad tackle big crime in the capital city.

The harrowing story of the treatment and conditions that a group of women had to endure while they were held captive in a Japanese internment camp during the Second World War.

Classic Gerry Anderson puppet series featuring the exploits of International Rescue and their fantastic Thunderbird crafts. "Thunderbirds are go!"

A bigoted cockney struggles to come to terms with a changing world.

Britain's wittiest female comic of her generation in a series of sketches.

British children's television programme designed specifically for deaf and hearing children.

Sitcom about a computer support team - Roy, Moss and Jen, who make up the I.T. Department of Reynholm Industries. Jen knows nothing about computers, whilst Roy and Moss are socially inept geeks.

The thirteen episodes of 'I, Claudius' were a masterpiece of costume and design and when shown in the USA on PBS the series single-handedly redefined the boundaries of acceptability on American television.

Sketch show that single-handedly revived political satire on British television in the 1980s. Had it not been for one M. Thatcher, it might never have come to fruition.

The most selfish, greedy, dishonest, devious, lecherous, sadistic, self-serving ultra-right-wing Conservative of them all, plots to achieve his megalomaniacal ambitions.

When a Polish schoolteacher is arrested and taken to a German labour camp, his wife has to support her three young children. But when she is arrested on a similar charge, the children are forced to live in a ruined cellar whilst depending on each other for survival.

Matthew Brake and his astrophysicist father Adam move to Milbury, a village framed by an ancient stone circle. But all is not right in Milbury. The stones emit a strange power

Writer Roy Clarke goes back to 1939 to prequel his own successful sitcom 'Last of the Summer Wine' with equally hilarious results