Citizen Smith & Rising
Damp - Stewart Hopkins
gives us a double dose of his episode guides for
these two comedies
The Forest Rangers -
a Canadian adventure series about a bunch of kids
who are 'Junior Rangers' in the Indian River area
of a national park, overseen by Chief Ranger
George Keeley and the Royal Canadian Mounted
Police. Bush fires, criminals on the run, you
name it, they dealt with it as John Hutchinson
reveals
Wartime Wireless -
If you remember the Second World War as one of
the members of the family who 'kept the home
fires burning', you'll remember some of the radio
series that Edith Hearn reminds us of in this
article
DVD Reviews -
Richard Berry gives us some more Nigel Kneale
memories with his reviews of three Kneale-penned
films, available now on Region 1 format DVD
Crossroads -
the Midlands-based soap opera that ran and ran,
despite its many critics and lack of budget.
Andrew Brett looks back at the motel owned and
run, for the most part, by Meg Mortimer nee
Richardson...
For The Children -
after the Second World War, the newly-reopened
BBC Television Service was keen to build up a
proper 'Children's Hour' of programmes in its
extended line-up. Richard Berry looks at some of
the teatime offerings, with emphasis on the space
serials which were an early success
Points From You! -
Reaction to the Nigel Kneale letter in last issue
and topics for discussion in Issue 11
Interview - a
short question-and-answer session with
Arkwright's favourite state registered nurse,
Gladys Emmanuel, otherwise known as actress Lynda
Baron
Burke's Law -
Mike Burrows looks back at the original and
sequel series of the same name about millionaire
detective Amos Burke, played by Gene Barry
