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Bill Forsyth, Alexei Sayle and Rosie Thomas discuss the BBC1 serial Triangle with Ludovic Kennedy. Tx: 29 April 1983.

Leeds United! Interview with Roy Battersby and Ken Trodd

Patrick Stewart previews the new BBC2 medical drama series. BBC2, 09 May 1981. "There is a persistent taboo on the subject of mental illness. Patrick Stewart , the central character in a new drama series, shows that psychiatric wards are not places of gloom and despair, but of hope and even humour." (Radio Times)

A seven minute preview of new programmes on BBC2 in Autumn 1993. Broadcast on BBC2 on 27 August 1993.

Ludovic Kennedy in conversation with Shaun Sutton, the outgoing Head of Drama for BBC Television (1967-81). Taken from 'Did You See... ?', BBC2 21 March 1981.

Animator Bob Godfrey on the developing art of the opening title sequence. Taken from 'Did You See...?', BBC2 06 May 1982. [The sound has been muted from the opening credits of 'Read All About It' (1975) to remove a recording of 'Paperback Writer' by The Beatles, because of copyright restrictions. An extract from the 1982 series 'Bird Of Prey' has been cut, because of copyright restrictions.]

Feature by Nick Ross explaining some of television's tricks of the trade. Taken from 'Did You See... ?', BBC2 29 April 1983.

Feature by Peter York on the semiotics of the opening title sequence. Taken from 'Did You See... ?', BBC2 10 January 1986.

William Boyd of the New Statesman compares and contrasts the effect of television dramas made on film and on videotape. Taken from 'Did You See... ?' (BBC2 08 October 1982). [Extracts from the 1981 series 'Great Expectations' and the 1981 production of 'Antony & Cleopatra' have been cut, because of copyright restrictions.]

Feature by James Burke on the failings and successes of documentary presenting to camera. Taken from 'Did You See... ?', BBC2 09 May 1986. [An extract from the 1979 series 'Life On Earth' has been cut, because of copyright restrictions.]

Bob Langley interviews Chesney Allen on BBC Birmingham's 'Saturday Night At The Mill'. Christopher Timothy joins Chesney and the pair then sing a medley with Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen. [A short extract from the 1944 film 'Dreaming' has been cut, because of copyright restrictions.]

"I've got a machete on the back seat" This arresting three-minute monologue to camera is the only audio-visual record that we have of Peter Bowles' role in Louis Mellis and David Scinto's play Gangster No. 1, performed at the Almeida Theatre in 1995. The combination of lyrical ultra-violence and "very strong language" is really quite something. From the London Weekend Television programme 'Lond...

Feature about the Mermaid Theatre from Nationwide (BBC1, July 1981). Includes Bernard Miles, Josephine Wilson, Anita Dobson and Spike Milligan.

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Z Cars: Finch & Sons: Part 1 (BBC1 8 May 1967) clip 2

Z Cars: Finch & Sons: Part 1 (BBC1 8 May 1967) clip 1

Home and Away - A Risky Virtue clip (ITV/ Granada 21 February 1972)

Home and Away - Past Talking To clip (ITV/ Granada 6 March 1972)

Home and Away - What Is To Be Done clip (ITV/ Granada 28 February 1972,)

Playhouse: The Mind Beyond - Double Echo clip (BBC 6 October 1976)

Play of the Month - Waste clip (BBC 4 December 1977)

Angels - Off Duty clip (BBC 29 September 1975)

Angels - Home Sweet Home clip (BBC 8 June 1976)

Armchair Theatre - The Golden Road clip (ITV/ Thames 30 October 1973)

Hunters Walk - Local Knowledge clip (ITV/ ATV 11 Jun 1973)

Hunters Walk - Say Nothing clip (ITV/ ATV 06 Jul 1976)