Agony, 1979
Agony was the ITV sitcom that ran for 31 episodes (3 Series) between 1979 and 1981.It was voted in that now famous poll to find Britain's Best Sitcom at No 92. Agony was also noted for being t...
Yus, My Dear - 1976
Another sitcom from the London Weekend stable. Yus My Dear was the spin off sequel from the classic Romany Jones. It starred Arthur Mullard and Queenie Watts reprising their roles as Wal...
An Audience With Ken Dodd - 1994
Originally produced by London Weekend Television and more recently ITV Studios this popular Saturday Night program has been popping up on our screens for over thirty years....
Bruce Forsyth's Big Night, 1978
By 1977 Bruce Forsyth was a household name and King of Saturday night TV with his Generation Game.Watching the success of The Generation Game was London Weekend Television. ...
Game For A Laugh, 1981
Remember the catchphrase? "Watching you, watching us, watching you!"Yes folks it's the London Weekend Television "Light Entertainment" show that was reputably the reason for the BBC'...
The Adventures Of Don Quick, 1970
The Adventures Of Don Quick was a science fiction satire based on the characters of Don Quixote. Produced by London Weekend Television it ran for six 1 hour episodes (includi...
Not On Your Nellie - 1974
Not On your Nellie was screened a year after Hilda Baker's other well known sitcom Nearest and Dearest. It ran for 17 episodes over three series.The series was created by two of ...
You Bet ! - 1988
Another prime time Saturday Night classic. You Bet ran for 10 series over 101 episodes between 1988 and 1997.It was a British game show that was based around the format of German show Wet...
Play Your Cards Right, 1980
Another game show classic from the longest serving British Entertainer, Bruce Forsyth. What's more it came back for three bites of the cherry and was successful on each occcasion.
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Copy Cats, 1985
Impressions on TV were nothing new and still aren't to this day. However they do make for some great entertainment.Back in the early 1970's ITV had success with a quickfire sketch show fea...