Round The Archives

Episode Thirteen sees us remember Michael Bond's 'The Herbs' from 1968. Paul gets his Jersey on to talk about 'Bergerac' while Warren interviews us for a change. We have a chat with John Challis about 'Z Cars' and Douglas Camfield. And we visit a certain department store to ask 'Are You Being Served?'.

Episode Twelve sees Nick remembering 'The Changes' from 1975. Warren helps us with an analysis of James Burke's 'Connections' as well as our own connections. Michael Seely talks of Kit Pedler and 'Doomwatch' while Paul recalls some early TV-related dreams. We pay tribute to Brian Cant and take a trip to Trumptonshire to celebrate the work of Gordon Murray.

Episode Eleven takes us to the planet Arg to play 'The Adventure Game' with help from Warren. Nick remembers the classic HTV serial 'Children Of The Stones'. We pay tribute to the late John Noakes with contributions from Paul and former 'Blue Peter' Producer/Editor Richard Marson. And a very young John Thaw features in 'Redcap' from 1964.

Episode Ten sees us welcome back Warren to help us talk about 'Dixon Of Dock Green: Firearms Were Issued'. Nick and Paul discuss their highpoints of 'Space: 1999', 'Blake's 7'. 'The Avengers'/'The New Avengers' and 'Sapphire & Steel'. We present a tribute to the late Geoffrey Bayldon and attend 'The Trial Of Worzel Gummidge'.

Episode Nine sees us visit the enchanting world of those 'Dear Ladies' Hinge and Bracket. Fiona and Warren chat some more about 'The Tomorrow People' and Michael Seely describes the writing and research process for his new book 'Directed By Douglas Camfield'. And we get our trousers on to talk about 'The Sweeney'.

Episode Eight takes us back to 'The Good Old Days' for some Victorian Music Hall. Paul returns for some more Questions From A Bag, while Warren travels to Skye to talk to Fiona about 'Doctor Who' and 'The Tomorrow People'. A murder at a beauty parlour makes us ask 'Whodunnit?'. And we make time to study the stars of 'Zodiac'.

Episode Seven sees us remember Alan Simpson and John Hurt, with a look at their work on 'Hancock's Half Hour', 'Steptoe And Son' and 'Gideon's Way'. Paul answers some more Random Questions From A Bag and Warren recalls attending a recording of 'Birds Of A Feather'. And 'The National Theatre Of Brent' attempts to uncover the truth about King Arthur...

This time round we remember the work of producer David E Rose with the early days of 'Z Cars'. Paul Chandler talks about his own series 'Sutton Park' and considers 'Dark Shadows'. Carl Sagan takes us on a trip through the 'Cosmos' and we advise you all to 'Mind Your Language'. And Warren tells us how you might get to see his feet...

Episode Five is themed around the 2016 'Regenerations' convention that took place in Swansea. Warren helps us remember what we did and who we met. Clive Doig's work on 'Vision On' and 'Jigsaw' is celebrated and Catherine Schell makes her debut as Maya in 'Space: 1999'. Our guest interview is with Jenny Shirt who ponders 'Play Away', 'Pipkins' and Peter Glaze. And we dedicate our feature on 'Sergeant Cork' to Philip Bond who starred in 'The Case Of The Sleeping Coachman' in 1963, just before he met the Daleks.

Welcome to the Christmas Special in which we experience 'Christmas Night With The Stars'. Warren joins Andrew and Lisa for a chat about Christmas TV memories. Our special guest Terry Molloy talks of tea and telly. Featured shows are 'The Box Of Delights' and 'The Ghosts Of Motley Hall'. And a happy Christmas to all of you at home! [Turns to camera and raises glass]

Andrew & Lisa catch up on the latest missing episodes of TV that have been returned to the archives. Nick ponders what he'd like to see return in the future. Warren remembers some of the highs and lows of Southern TV's output. Our featured shows this time around are 'Pipkins' and 'Callan'.

Lisa and Andrew discuss the early episodes of 'Paddington' and review BBC1's output from the first full week of January 1976. Nick talks about his early audio recordings and missing 'Doctor Who' whilst Warren remembers Larry The Lamb and other dangerous animals. Our featured show this time around is the glory that is '3-2-1'...!!!

Andrew & Lisa discuss the new versions of 'Are You Being Served?' and 'Till Death Us Do Part'. Profile on John Barron and a discussion of 'Crown Court: How To Rob A Memory Bank'. Guest Nick Goodman talks of his early memories of television and tries to pick his favourite 'The Tomorrow People' story. And Rose Cat purrs very loudly!