Series exploring the stories behind the making of programmes which have become part of TV history
Paul Jackson explores the making of classic TV programmes. 3/5: A Still Tongue. Patrick McGoohan's The Prisoner has grown from a 1960s curiosity to a worldwide cult.
DetailsPaul Jackson with a series exploring TV's ability to reflect and influence the society it serves. 5/5: Art for Art's Sake. In 1957, the BBC launched the arts programme Monitor.
DetailsRising Damp began as a play called The Banana Box, written by an auditor for the East Midlands Electricity Board, and had as its lead an actor who had never done TV comedy before.
DetailsPaul Jackson explores the stories behind the making of programmes which have become part of TV history. He analyses the success of the off-beat comedy drama, Shameless.
DetailsIntroduced in 1957, The Six Five Special was Britain's first rock 'n' roll programme, introducing the acts who would become the foundation of British popular music.
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