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Generation gap comedy starring middle-aged divorcee Patrick Glover, the author of a series of pulp fiction novels, who is left to bring up his two teenage daughters (Anna and Karen) in trendy Hampstead when his wife, Barbara, runs off to marry his best friend.
When Ida Willis takes a job as a housekeeper, she has no idea that the man of the house is the son she gave up for adoption when he was a baby
A gritty yet unconventional police drama, Strangers reintroduced viewers to the eccentric world of Detective George Bulman—an oddball sleuth whose quirks, intellect, and unorthodox methods made him a cult television figure
Psychological suspense, medical experimentation and science fiction, with a little murder mystery thrown in for good measure
Andrew Cobby revisits the house of screams - episode by creepy episode.
An abandoned miniseries project produced two television films that are probably best described as 'forgettable', unless you are fans of Christopher Lee and Patrick Macnee
Thomas Shelby runs a feared criminal organisation, and when a crate of guns goes missing, he sees an opportunity to move up in the world...
The story of how one of Britain's all-time favourite sitcoms came to our screens
On it's maiden flight, an incredible new hypersonic airliner has been sabotaged. A bomb in the landing gear will explode on landing, whilst the crew and passengers have a limited time before they are exposed to radiation poisoning...can anyone save them?
One of the most distinctive and eloquent faces in British cinema, Victor Maddern epitomised the post-war British film industry. Television Heaven looks back, with the help of his daughter, Julie White, on a prolific career that also took in a huge variety of television and stage.
Best known for his roles in television comedy dramas and films, often portraying eccentric characters such as scientists, teachers, and doctors, Graham Crowden was an instantly recognisable character actor whose career is too often overlooked
The annals of British television history boast a handful of giants whose impact upon the medium has conferred upon them the status of legends. However, towering above them all is a single larger than life figure.
Simon Cadell's untimely death at the age of 45 robbed us of a jewel of an actor. Brian Slade, who has written Cadell's authorised biography, takes a look back at a brief, but remarkable career.
Gerry Anderson created a world of children's characters that stand tall alongside the giants of the literary world. Like Alice, Snow White and Mary Poppins, Anderson's characters are simply timeless in their appeal.
Television Heaven honours a legendary actress forever associated with some of Britain’s most beloved sitcoms
Doctor Who begins its 60th anniversary adventures with a new Doctor - but with a familiar face. He can save the world, but it will probably cost the life of a beloved companion.
A puppet from the dawn of television is driving the human race insane, and a terrifying villain has returned to play one last game with The Doctor
The Doctor faces the arrival of the Master, a renegade Time Lord allied with the Nestene Consciousness. As killer Autons infiltrate everyday life, UNIT battles a terrifying invasion hidden behind ordinary plastic objects
The Doctor investigates a sinister mind-altering machine at Stangmoor Prison, uncovering an alien menace and the Master's latest scheme. As prison riots, Cold War tensions and a stolen nerve-gas missile threaten disaster, UNIT races to avert a catastrophic outcome
Pamela Gems' first play for ITV is about two sisters, May Vine (Vanda Godsell), Louie Robbins and the man who becomes their lodger.