Tag: BBC1

Doomwatch: Fire And Brimstone

DoomwatchBBC1 airs the 27th episode of Doomwatch, opening the show’s third season and adding new cast member Elizabeth Weaver. This episode, featuring Jonathan Pryce in a minor guest-starring role, no longer exists in the BBC’s archives.

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Doomwatch: High Mountain

DoomwatchBBC1 airs the 28th episode of Doomwatch. This episode no longer exists in the BBC’s archives.

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Doomwatch: Spectre At The Feast

DoomwatchBBC1 airs the ninth episode of Doomwatch. This episode, guest starring Richard Hurndall (Doctor Who: The Five Doctors), no longer exists in the BBC’s archives.

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Doomwatch: Re-Entry Forbidden

DoomwatchBBC1 airs the sixth episode of the science fiction series Doomwatch, created by former Doctor Who writers Kit Pedler and Gerry Davis. Read more

Doomwatch: Project Sahara

DoomwatchBBC1 airs the fifth episode of the science fiction series Doomwatch, created by former Doctor Who writers Kit Pedler and Gerry Davis. Davis writes this episode, but in a very rare occurrence, goes uncredited on screen. Read more

Doomwatch: Tomorrow, The Rat

DoomwatchBBC1 airs the fourth episode of the science fiction series Doomwatch, created by former Doctor Who writers Kit Pedler and Gerry Davis and written by future Survivors producer Terence Dudley. Read more

Doomwatch: Burial At Sea

DoomwatchBBC1 airs the third episode of Doomwatch. This episode, written by former Doctor Who script editor Dennis Spooner, no longer exists in the BBC’s archives.

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Doomwatch: Friday’s Child

DoomwatchBBC1 airs the second episode of Doomwatch. This episode no longer exists in the BBC’s archives.

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Doctor Who: The Tenth Planet, Part 3

Doctor WhoThe 133rd episode of Doctor Who airs on the BBC. This is the first story to feature the Cybermen, and is the final story of William Hartnell’s tenure as the first Doctor. Read more

Quatermass: State Of Emergency

The Quatermass ExperimentThe BBC airs the sixth episode of Nigel Kneale’s trend-setting science fiction series The Quatermass Experiment, bringing the six-part story to a close. The success of the series prompts the BBC to request a sequel series from Kneale. This episode was not archived and does not exist in the BBC’s archives.

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Quatermass: An Unidentified Species

The Quatermass ExperimentThe BBC airs the fifth episode of Nigel Kneale’s trend-setting science fiction series The Quatermass Experiment, starring Reginald Tate as Prof. Bernard Quatermass. This episode was not archived and does not exist in the BBC’s archives.

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Quatermass: Believed To Be Suffering

The Quatermass ExperimentThe BBC airs the fourth episode of Nigel Kneale’s trend-setting science fiction series The Quatermass Experiment, starring Reginald Tate as Prof. Bernard Quatermass. This episode was not archived and does not exist in the BBC’s archives.

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Quatermass: Very Special Knowledge

The Quatermass ExperimentThe BBC airs the third episode of Nigel Kneale’s trend-setting science fiction series The Quatermass Experiment, starring Reginald Tate as Prof. Bernard Quatermass. This episode was not archived and does not exist in the BBC’s archives.

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The Quatermess Experiment: Persons Reported Missing

The Quatermass ExperimentThe BBC airs the second episode of Nigel Kneale’s trend-setting science fiction series The Quatermass Experiment, starring Reginald Tate as Prof. Bernard Quatermass. Broadcast as a live play with minimal footage from other sources played back during air, this is one of the earliest BBC drama productions archived on film, though BBC technicians opt not to preserve any further episodes of this series.

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The Quatermass Experiment: Contact Has Been Established

The Quatermass ExperimentThe BBC airs the first episode of Nigel Kneale’s trend-setting science fiction series The Quatermass Experiment, starring Reginald Tate as Prof. Bernard Quatermass. Broadcast as a live play with minimal footage from other sources played back during air, this is also one of the earliest BBC drama productions archived on film, and one of the final drama productions to use the BBC’s vintage 1930s Alexandra Palace facilities.

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