October 5, 2018
I’d only partially been involved with the creation of the DVD masters of Captain Scarlet – having cleaned-up a few episodes – so the chance to create new HD masters of […]
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September 29, 2018
Fifty years on to the day from his television debut, Joe 90 makes his first appearance in the medium of blu-ray, with the quality of these newly-restored episodes coming as a revelation. […]
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July 30, 2018
On 30 July, Thames Television turns 50. It’s fair to say that the Thames brand is a true landmark in British television (appropriately enough, considering the number of London landmarks […]
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June 22, 2018
A brief investigation of McGill’s choice of motors… Think of any TV detective or action hero from the ’60s or ’70s and you’ll almost invariably think of their car. Where […]
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June 15, 2018
It’s a question that every TV producer has to face… how do you end a successful series? Go out on a bang? End on a cliffhanger? For many years, Gerry […]
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June 1, 2018
Only previously available on DVD (from old print transfers which suffer from poor definition and colour), ‘The Zoo Gang’ is the latest series to be updated in Network’s ‘ITC in […]
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March 27, 2018
It was only six years after the final episode of Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) screened in 1970 that Mike Pratt succumbed to cancer at the outrageously young age of 45. […]
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March 15, 2018
Conceived by two veteran Coronation Street writers, John Stevenson and Julian Roach, Brass was a sitcom unlike any other. Set in the fictional Northern town of Utterly in the 1930s […]
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January 19, 2018
By the mid 1960s, Lew Grade’s ITC had carved out a reputation for slick action-adventure series, offering feature film production values, tailored to meet the needs of the all-important American […]
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January 15, 2018
First shown on Tuesday 20 February, 1973, as part of the BBC’s Tuesday’s Documentary strand, The Big Screen is a fascinating snapshot of the ailing British film industry at […]
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I’d only partially been involved with the creation of the DVD masters of Captain Scarlet – having cleaned-up a few episodes – so the chance to create new HD masters of […]
Read More
Fifty years on to the day from his television debut, Joe 90 makes his first appearance in the medium of blu-ray, with the quality of these newly-restored episodes coming as a revelation. […]
Read More
On 30 July, Thames Television turns 50. It’s fair to say that the Thames brand is a true landmark in British television (appropriately enough, considering the number of London landmarks […]
Read More
A brief investigation of McGill’s choice of motors… Think of any TV detective or action hero from the ’60s or ’70s and you’ll almost invariably think of their car. Where […]
Read More
It’s a question that every TV producer has to face… how do you end a successful series? Go out on a bang? End on a cliffhanger? For many years, Gerry […]
Read More
Only previously available on DVD (from old print transfers which suffer from poor definition and colour), ‘The Zoo Gang’ is the latest series to be updated in Network’s ‘ITC in […]
Read More
It was only six years after the final episode of Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) screened in 1970 that Mike Pratt succumbed to cancer at the outrageously young age of 45. […]
Read More
Conceived by two veteran Coronation Street writers, John Stevenson and Julian Roach, Brass was a sitcom unlike any other. Set in the fictional Northern town of Utterly in the 1930s […]
Read More
By the mid 1960s, Lew Grade’s ITC had carved out a reputation for slick action-adventure series, offering feature film production values, tailored to meet the needs of the all-important American […]
Read More
First shown on Tuesday 20 February, 1973, as part of the BBC’s Tuesday’s Documentary strand, The Big Screen is a fascinating snapshot of the ailing British film industry at […]
Read More