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Inside No.9 Not seen Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton's horror/comedy anthology series? Are you missing out? Thread contains trailers and episode guide to the latest masterpiece of the co-creators of The League of Gentlemen. https://www.imdforums.com/threads/inside-no-9.4253/ ;

It's often been said that this show is a sort of Robin Hood in space, and the writers concurred , therefore Travis might be seen as the Sheriff of Nottingham to Blake's Robin Hood. You'll discover hopefully, if you stick with the show, that both Servalan and Travis are nicely developed as...

Blakes7 does Agatha Christie as Avon becomes Hercule Poirot, even gathering the suspects together at the end. Cally's line, " A man who trusts can never be mistaken only betrayed" and Avon's; . " I don't care if their whole planet turns into a mushroom" , are memorable. The plot is worthy of...

The amazing ONCE REMOVED a murder tale told in reverse chronology.

Memory and immortality is an interesting concept. Why when we wake in the morning do we accept we're the same person as yesterday. Memory of course. Memory equals identity. No memory no continuous identity. So being immortal and forgetting what you did and who you met thousands of years ago...

I'd like to go into "Rising Damp" Spend maybe a year as a tenant , having a laugh with Rigsby, Alan, Philip, and Miss Jones of course. Have endless fun winding up Rigsby, plotting with Alan get up to mischief. It'd be crazeeee!!

Barry Morse, John Barron, John Cleese and many others in the tv series.

Two entities with this title. The six part tv series in 1982 and the movie in '86. Both great fun. Here the legendary Peter Cook in the movie.

Easy to forget how funny this was. Donald Sinden and Elaine Strich were a great double act in this.

Alexis Kanner performing as No.48 in the final episode. Love this weird scene.

I recently purchased the DVD boxset of Whodunnit. Watched the first one today. I chose an episode at random, and amazingly it was about a spy poisoned by a nerve agent!! Patrick Mower was on the panel along with Anouska Hempel and Dr Magnus Pyke trying to solve the mystery. Richard " Robin Hood...

Glad you're enjoying the show, not only are a lot of the predictive elements spot on, but the viewers are treated as being intelligent, the clues to the denouement presented for us to figure out ourselves in a realistic way, not presented on a plate, this isn't to everyone's taste, but I feel...

I really like the third season of Star Trek. There's some great episodes which really try something different and mostly work well. The Empath is one I really like, Whom Gods Destroy is possibly insensitive toward mental illness but still a good story, Spectre Of The Gun, who can dislike that...

Great theme tune too.

1979 saw a wonderful version of Stevenson's Kidnapped, a thirteen part serial shown on ITV, I think on Sunday nights. Great cast including ,David McCallum, Patrick Allen, Frank Windsor, Patrick McGee ,Ewen Solon and Ekkehardt Belle as Davy Balfour.

Yes it's brown nose day on KYTV's tellython

Here KYTV take a look back at the 60's. KYTV the crappiest tv station , doesn't disappoint with it's awfulness.