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List of lost television broadcasts in the United Kingdom

This is an incomplete list of lost television broadcasts that are lost to broadcasters in the United Kingdom.

ATV (ITV) edit

Call Oxbridge 2000 edit

22 episodes are missing out of the total of 23 episodes. The surviving episode is Episode 1 of the first series, which was released as part of Soap Box: Volume 1 DVD.[1]

Series Episode No. Episode Title[2] Original Broadcast Date
1 2 Episode 2 1 October 1961
3 Episode 3 8 October 1961
4 Episode 4 15 October 1961
5 Episode 5 22 October 1961
6 Episode 6 29 October 1961
7 Episode 7 5 November 1961
8 Episode 8 12 November 1961
9 Episode 9 19 November 1961
2 1 Episode 1 30 September 1962
2 Episode 2 7 October 1962
3 Episode 3 14 October 1962
4 Episode 4 21 October 1962
5 Episode 5 28 October 1962
6 Episode 6 4 November 1962
7 Episode 7 11 November 1962
8 Episode 8 18 November 1962
9 Episode 9 25 November 1962
10 Episode 10 2 December 1962
11 Episode 11 9 December 1962
12 Episode 12 16 December 1962
13 Episode 13 23 December 1962
14 Episode 14 30 December 1962

The Cliff Richard Show edit

Episode Title[3][4] Original Broadcast Date Notes
Episode Dated 17 May 1969 17 May 1969 Guests - Cilla Black, Una Stubbs, Sheila White, Hank B. Marvin, Audrey Bayley, Wendy Gotelee, Celia Hetherington, Domini Winter, The Breakaways, Norrie Paramour and his Orchestra.
Episode Dated 31 August 1970 31 August 1970 Guests - Una Stubbs, Hank B. Marvin, Aretha Franklin, The Breakaways, Norrie Paramour and his Orchestra.
Exists on 16mm b&w film, but the television programme was originally on 2" colour videotape.
Episode Dated 24 December 1970 24 December 1970 Guests - Olivia Newton-John, Marvin, Welch and Farrar, Una Stubbs, Hank Marvin, Norrie Paramour and his Orchestra, The Breakaways.

Crossroads edit

Out of 4,522 episodes, 2,854 episodes are missing and 2 other episodes exist on formats of lower quality than the original.[5] A full list can be seen here

Emergency – Ward 10 edit

Out of 1,139 episodes, 912 episodes are missing.[6] A full list can be seen here

General Hospital edit

Out of 340 episodes, 254 episodes are missing.[7] A full list can be seen here

The Golden Shot edit

Out of 366 episodes, 337 episodes are missing, 4 episodes are incomplete and 18 other episodes exist on formats of lower quality than the original.[8] A full list can be seen here

Little Big Time edit

Out of the 52 episodes,[9] only one episode is believed to exist[9] from this 1968 children series, although the surviving episode isn’t fully available to the public, with only around 7-8 minutes of the episode being available to watch.[10] A full list can be seen here

Lunch Box edit

Out of 1,334 episodes, none exist as originally broadcast. Being a live magazine show the majority would not have been recorded in the first place. A collection of telerecorded sequences from the programme were retained. A full list can be seen here

Market in Honey Lane edit

Series Episode No. Episode Title[11] Original Broadcast Date
2 1 The Initiation 28 December 1967
2 The Lost Leader 4 January 1968
3 Reasons Of State 11 January 1968
4 The Flower Game 18 January 1968
5 Third Party Risk 25 January 1968
6 The Matchmakers 1 February 1968
7 Cabbage 8 February 1968
8 Just Good Friends 15 February 1968
9 The Organisers 22 February 1968
10 Some Of My Best Friends Are ------s! 29 February 1968
11 Take A Pair Of Sparkling Eyes 7 March 1968
12 It's A Free Country, Isn't It? 14 March 1968
13 Balance Of Payment 21 March 1968

Meet Peters and Lee edit

Series Episode No. Episode Title[12] Original Broadcast Date
1 1 Episode 1 25 December 1974

New Faces edit

Out of 166 episodes, 131 episodes are missing.[13] A full list can be seen here

Pipkins edit

Out of 333 episodes, 197 episodes are missing, 2 episodes are incomplete, and 56 episodes exist on formats of lower quality tapes than the original ones.[14] A full list can be seen here

Sara and Hoppity edit

Out of 52 episodes produced for the 1962-1963 series, 1 official episode exists in its entirety, as does the unaired pilot.[15][16]

Saturday Variety edit

Although there are no episodes missing, one episode is only available on 16mm black-and-white film, having been recorded on 2" colour videotape.[17]

Series Episode No. Episode Title[17] Original Broadcast Date
1 2 Episode 2 29 January 1972

Stryker of the Yard edit

Series Episode No. Episode Title[18] Original Broadcast Date
1 2 The Case Of Uncle Henry 7 December 1961

Sunday Night at the London Palladium edit

Out of 389 episodes, 378 episodes are missing, and a further episode is incomplete.[19] A full list can be seen here

Thingumybob edit

7 out of the 8 episodes of this 1968 series are lost.[20]

Timeslip edit

Although none of the 26 episodes are missing or incomplete, 19 episodes exist only on 16mm black-and-white film and it was originally recorded on 2" colour videotape.[21] As many of the film prints have Chroma dots visible, it will be possible in the future for the films to undergo Colour recovery.

Series Episode No. Episode Title[21] Original Broadcast Date
1 1 Episode 1 28 September 1970
2 Episode 2 5 October 1970
3 Episode 3 12 October 1970
4 Episode 4 19 October 1970
5 Episode 5 26 October 1970
6 Episode 6 2 November 1970
2 1 Episode 1 9 November 1970
2 Episode 2 16 November 1970
3 Episode 3 23 November 1970
4 Episode 4 30 November 1970
5 Episode 5 7 December 1970
3 1 Episode 1 21 December 1970
2 Episode 2 28 December 1970
3 Episode 3 4 January 1971
4 Episode 4 11 January 1971
5 Episode 5 18 January 1971
6 Episode 6 25 January 1971
7 Episode 7 1 February 1971
8 Episode 8 8 February 1971

Tiswas edit

Out of 302 episodes, the exact number of episodes are missing is unclear, although it is believed that 22 episodes do exist in their entirety.[22] A list can be seen here

Two of a Kind edit

Out of 68 episodes, 18 episodes are missing.[23]

Series Episode No. Episode Title[23] Original Broadcast Date Notes
1 1 Episode 1 12 October 1961 Guests - Jack Parnell and his Orchestra.
2 Episode 2 19 October 1961 Guests - Jack Parnell and his Orchestra, The Confederates.
3 Episode 3 26 October 1961 Guests - Jack Parnell and his Orchestra, Acker Bilk.
4 Episode 4 2 November 1961 Guests - Jack Parnell and his Orchestra, The McGuire Sisters.
5 Episode 5 9 November 1961 Guests - Jack Parnell and his Orchestra, The Peters Sisters.
6 Episode 6 16 November 1961 Guests - Jack Parnell and his Orchestra, Cleo Laine.
7 Episode 7 23 November 1961 Guests - Jack Parnell and his Orchestra, Gary Miller, Monty Sunshine's Jazz Band.
8 Episode 8 30 November 1961 Guests - Jack Parnell and his Orchestra, Micky Ashman's Ragtime Jazz Band, Valerie Masters.
9 Episode 9 7 November 1961 Guests - Jack Parnell and his Orchestra, The Kaye Sisters, Alex Welsh and his Band.
6 1 Episode 1 Unknown date Guests - Millicent Martin, The Kinks, Engelbert Humperdinck.
2 Episode 2 12 November 1967 Guests - Millicent Martin, The Hollies, Tom Jones, Diana Williams, Eddie Mulloy, The Paddy Stone Dancers, The Mike Sammes Singers, Jack Parnell and his Orchestra.
3 Episode 3 10 December 1967 Guests - Millicent Martin, Manfred Mann, George Maharis, Jill Curzon, Margaret Nolan, Freddy Powell, Mike Briton, Diana Williams, Roger Jacombs, The Paddy Stone Dancers.
4 Episode 4 31 December 1967 Guests - Millicent Martin, The New Vaudeville Band, Frankie Avalon, Janet Webb, Diana Williams, Jenny Lee-Wright, Valerie Stanton, Sally Douglas, The Paddy Stone Dancers, The Mike Sammes Singers.
5 Episode 5 14 January 1968 Guests - Millicent Martin, The Moody Blues, Tommy Leonetti, Jenny Lee-Wright, Daphne Odin-Pearse, Jackie Poole, Roger Jacombs, Mike Briton, The Paddy Stone Dancers, The Mike Sammes Singers.
6 Episode 6 4 February 1968 Guests - Millicent Martin, The Tremeloes, Peter Nero, Wanda Ventham, Sheila Bernette, Joe Chusatis, Gene Cherico, Jenny Lee-Wright, The Paddy Stone Dancers, Jack Parnell and his Orchestra.
7 Episode 7 25 February 1968 Guests - Millicent Martin, Eric Burdon and the Animals, Gene Pitney, Gladys Whitred, Dinny Powell, Jenny Lee-Wright, Sally Douglas, Jackie Poole, Jonathan Barrett, The Paddy Stone Dancers.
8 Episode 8 17 March 1968 Guests - Millicent Martin, Georgie Fame and the Fame Group, Bobby Vinton, Diana Williams, Jimmy Lee, Mike Briton, Roger Jacombs, The Paddy Stone Dancers, The Mike Sammes Singers, Jack Parnell and his Orchestra.
9 Episode 9 March 1968 Guests - Millicent Martin, The Dave Clark Five, Cliff Richard.

BBC edit

199 Park Lane edit

Out of 18 episodes, all episodes are missing.[24]

Series Episode No. Episode Title[24] Original Broadcast Date
1 1 The New Tenant 3 August 1965
2 Decision 6 August 1965
3 10 August 1965
4 13 August 1965
5 17 August 1965
6 20 August 1965
7 24 August 1965
8 27 August 1965
9 31 August 1965
10 3 September 1965
11 7 September 1965
12 10 September 1965
13 14 September 1965
14 17 September 1965
15 21 September 1965
16 24 September 1965
17 28 September 1965
18 1 October 1965

A for Andromeda edit

Out of 7 episodes, 4 episodes are missing and 2 episodes are incomplete.[25][26]

Series Episode No. Episode Title[25][26] Original Broadcast Date
1 1 The Message 3 October 1961
2 The Machine 10 October 1961
3 The Miracle 17 October 1961
4 The Monster 24 October 1961
5 The Murderer 31 October 1961
7 The Last Mystery 14 November 1961

Abigail and Roger edit

Out of 8 or 9 episodes, all episodes are missing.[27]

Series Episode No. Episode Title[27] Original Broadcast Date
1 1 Episode One 4 July 1956
2 Episode Two 11 July 1956
3 Episode Three 18 July 1956
4 Episode Four 25 July 1956
5 Episode Five 1 August 1956
6 Episode Six 8 August 1956
7 Episode Seven 15 August 1956
8 Episode Eight 22 August 1956
9 Episode Nine 29 August 1956

Adam Adamant Lives! edit

Out of 29 episodes, 12 episodes are missing and 1 episode only exists in 16mm black-and-white film and it was originally telerecorded on 35mm black-and-white film.[28][29]

Series Episode No. Episode Title[30] Original Broadcast Date
0 Pilot (unbroadcast) Adam Adamant Lives Not aired
1 14 Ticket To Terror 29 September 1966
2 1 A Slight Case Of Reincarnation 31 December 1966
3 Conspiracy Of Death 14 January 1967
4 The Basardi Affair 21 January 1967
5 The Survivors 28 January 1967
6 Face In A Mirror 4 February 1967
7 Another Little Drink 11 February 1967
8 Death Begins At Seventy 18 February 1967
9 Tunnel Of Death 25 February 1967
10 The Deadly Bullet 4 March 1967
11 The Resurrectionists 11 March 1967
12 Wish You Were Here 18 March 1967

Bachelor Father edit

Out of 22 episodes, 10 episodes are missing and 11 episode exist only on 16mm black-and-white film and it was originally recorded on 2" colour videotape.[31]

Series Episode No. Episode Title[32] Original Broadcast Date
1 4 The Normal Front 8 October 1970
5 Birthday Boys 15 October 1970
6 The Peter Pan Syndrome 22 October 1970
7 A Little Learning 29 October 1970
8 A Spot Of Natural Expression 5 November 1970
9 A Man's Man About The House 12 November 1970
10 A Kind Of Love 19 November 1970
11 Time To Go Home 26 November 1970
12 Love Thy Neighbour 3 December 1970
13 Feminine Company 10 December 1970

Christmas Night with the Stars edit

Out of 105 mini episodes, 71 mini episodes are missing and further episode is incomplete. It is important to note that Christmas Night with the Stars showed short seasonal editions of popular shows.[33]

Edition[33] Broadcast Missing mini episodes
1959
 25 December 1959 Ken Mackintosh And His Orchestra, Jimmy Logan, David Hughes, Charlie Drake, Jack Warner, Joan Regan, Jimmy Edwards, The Black And White Minstrels.
1960
 25 December 1960 The Black And White Minstrels, Sid James, Nina And Frederick, Harry Worth, Kenneth McKellar, David Nixon And Robert Harbin, Stanley Baxter And Betty Marsden, Joan Regan, Jimmy Edwards.
1962
 25 December 1962 The Billy Cotton Band Show, The Rag Trade, A Song For Everyone, Sykes And His Sister, Adam Faith, Raise Your Glasses, Juke Box Jury: Hugh And I Versus Citizen James, It's A Square World, Russ's Requests, The Christmas Face Of Jim, The White Heather Club, Steptoe And Son, The Black And White Minstrels, Dixon Of Dock Green.
1963
 25 December 1963 The Black And White Minstrels, Russ Conway, Billy Cotton And His Band, Dixon Of Dock Green, Dick Emery And Joan Sims, Hugh And I, It's A Square World, Juke Box Jury, The Marriage Lines, Kenneth McKellar, Nina And Frederik, Andy Stewart.
1967
 25 December 1967 Till Death Us Do Part, Beggar My Neighbour, The Illustrated Weekly Hudd, Harry Worth, Steptoe And Son (sequences exist, but are incomplete).
1968
 25 December 1968 Presentation, Not In Front Of The Children, Dad's Army, Harry Worth, Ice Cabaret, Marty Feldman Sings A Song Of Christmas, Oh Brother! All Gas And Gaiters.
1969
 25 December 1969 Presentation, Marty, Kenneth McKellar And Moira Anderson, Not In Front Of The Children.
1970
 25 December 1970 Presentation, Dad's Army, Stanley Baxter, Dick Emery, Bachelor Father, Terry Scott And June Whitfield.
1971
 25 December 1971 Presentation, Till Death Us Do Part, Bachelor Father, Dick Emery, A Policeman's Lot, Look Mike Yarwood, The Young Generation.

Dad's Army edit

Main article: Dad's Army missing episodes
Series no. Episode no. Title[34] Broadcast Notes
2 3 The Loneliness of the Long Distance Walker 15 March 1969 Both video and soundtrack still missing. Radio version survives.
5 A Stripe for Frazer 29 March 1969 Soundtrack found in 2008, video still missing. Radio version survives.
6 Under Fire 5 April 1969 Both video and soundtrack still missing. Radio version survives.

In addition, the 16 October 1969 episode Room at the Bottom only survived on 16mm black-and-white film and it was originally recorded on 2" colour videotape. In 2008, the film underwent the Chroma dot colour recovery and was broadcast in colour for the first time in almost forty years on 13 December 2008.[35]

Two of the four Christmas sketches of Dad's Army (broadcast as part of Christmas Night with the Stars between 1968 and 1972) survive only as off-air soundtrack recordings:

  • "Present Arms" (1968) - soundtrack found in 2008, picture still missing.
  • "The Cornish Floral Dance" - soundtrack found (can be heard on the DVD boxset), picture still missing.

Dixon of Dock Green edit

Out of 436 episodes, 385 episodes are missing and 18 episodes are incomplete.[36][37][38] A full list can be seen here

Doctor Who edit

Main article: Doctor Who missing episodes
Doctor Season Story No. Serial Lost Episodes[39] Tally
First Doctor 1 004 Marco Polo All 7 episodes 7
008 The Reign of Terror Episodes 4 & 5 (of 6 total) 2
2 014 The Crusade Episodes 2 & 4 (of 4 total) 2
3 018 Galaxy 4 Episodes 1, 2 & 4 (of 4 total) 3
019 Mission to the Unknown Entire episode 1
020 The Myth Makers All 4 episodes 4
021 The Daleks' Master Plan Episodes 1, 3, 4, 6-9, 11 & 12 (of 12 total) 9
022 The Massacre of St Bartholomew's Eve All 4 episodes 4
024 The Celestial Toymaker Episodes 1, 2 & 3 (of 4 total) 3
026 The Savages All 4 episodes 4
4 028 The Smugglers All 4 episodes 4
029 The Tenth Planet Episode 4 (of 4 total) 1
First Doctor Totals 12 serials 44 episodes
Second Doctor 4 030 The Power of the Daleks All 6 episodes 6
031 The Highlanders All 4 episodes 4
032 The Underwater Menace Episodes 1 & 4 (of 4 total) 2
033 The Moonbase Episodes 1 & 3 (of 4 total) 2
034 The Macra Terror All 4 episodes 4
035 The Faceless Ones Episodes 2, 4-6 (of 6 total) 4
036 The Evil of the Daleks Episodes 1, 3-7 (of 7 total) 6
5 038 The Abominable Snowmen Episodes 1, 3-6 (of 6 total) 5
039 The Ice Warriors Episodes 2 & 3 (of 6 total) 2
041 The Web of Fear Episode 3 (of 6 total) 1
042 Fury from the Deep All 6 episodes 6
043 The Wheel in Space Episodes 1, 2, 4 & 5 (of 6 total) 4
6 046 The Invasion Episodes 1 & 4 (of 8 total) 2
049 The Space Pirates Episodes 1, 3-6 (of 6 total) 5
Second Doctor Totals 14 serials 53 episodes
Totals 26 serials 97 episodes

Audio versions of all missing episodes survive, made during the original broadcasts of the 1960s.

Unaired lost episodes edit

In addition to the official list of missing episodes, also missing is the original Episode 1 of The Daleks. At some point after the recording, it was discovered that a technical problem had caused backstage voices to be heard on the resulting videotape; in early December 1963, the episode was remounted with a different costume for Susan. The only surviving portion is the reprise at the beginning of Episode 2.

Planet of Giants is another odd example, having originally recorded four episodes. Directed by Douglas Camfield and entitled "The Urge to Live", Episode 4 was spliced together with the original Episode 3 ("Crisis") to create a faster-paced climax with only Camfield being credited on the resulting episode.[citation needed] This decision, made by then-Head of Drama Sydney Newman, resulted in a gap at the end of the second production block (and the creation of Mission to the Unknown); the unused portions of Episodes 3 and 4 are believed to have been destroyed.

Doctor Season Story No. Serial Lost Episodes Tally
First Doctor 1 002 The Daleks (original version) Episode 1 (remounted; original is missing, minus the reprise at the beginning of Episode 2) 1
2 009 Planet of Giants (original version) Episodes 3–4 (these two episodes were edited together into a single episode for broadcast; only the original, unaired versions are missing) 2

The Gnomes of Dulwich edit

Out of 6 episodes, all 6 episodes are missing.[40][41]

Series Episode No. Episode Title[40][41] Original Broadcast Date
1 1 Episode 1 12 May 1969
2 Episode 2 19 May 1969
3 Episode 3 26 May 1969
4 Episode 4 2 June 1969
5 Episode 5 9 June 1969
6 Episode 6 16 June 1969

The Goodies edit

Out of 76 episodes, 1 episode is missing, 2 episodes exist on black & white film.[42][43]

Series No. Ep No. Title[42][43] Broadcast Notes
1 4 Caught in the Act 29 November 1970 Originally recorded on 2" colour videotape, it only exists on 16mm black and white film. This episode is also known as "The Playgirl Club" and as "Compromising Photos".
2 2 Commonwealth Games 8 October 1971 Originally recorded on 2" colour videotape, it only exists on 16mm black and white film. This episode is also known as "Sporting Goodies" and "Goodies of Sport".
7 Kitten Kong 12 November 1971 Only missing episode, originally recorded on 2" colour videotape. (This episode was remade in an expanded form.)

Hancock's Half Hour edit

Out of 57 episodes, 26 episodes are missing.[44]

Series Episode No. Episode Title[44][45]

[46]

Original Broadcast Date
1 1 The First TV Show 6 July 1956
2 The Artist 20 July 1956
3 The Dancer 3 August 1956
4 The Bequest 17 August 1956
5 The Radio Show 31 August 1956
6 The Chef That Died Of Shame 14 September 1956
2 2 Lady Chatterley's Revenge 15 April 1957
3 The Russian Prince 29 April 1957
4 The New Neighbour 13 May 1957
5 The Pianist 27 May 1957
6 The Auction 10 June 1957
3 1 The Continental Holiday 30 September 1957
2 The Great Detective 7 October 1957
3 The Amusement Arcade 14 October 1957
4 A Holiday In Scotland 21 October 1957
6 The Regimental Reunion 4 November 1957
7 The Adopted Family 11 November 1957
8 The Elocution Teacher 25 November 1957
4 2 Underpaid! Or Grandad's SOS 2 January 1959
5 The Flight Of The Red Shadow 23 January 1959
6 The Horror Serial 30 January 1959
7 The Italian Maid 6 February 1959
8 Matrimony - Almost 13 February 1959
9 The Beauty Contest 20 February 1959
10 The Wrong Man 6 March 1959
13 The Servants 27 March 1959

The Likely Lads edit

Out of 20 episodes, 10 episodes are missing.[47]

Series Episode No. Episode Title[47][48]

[49]

Original Broadcast Date Notes
1 5 Chance Of A Lifetime 13 January 1965
2 1 Baby It's Cold Outside 16 June 1965
3 The Talk Of The Town 30 June 1965
6 Where Have All The Flowers Gone? 21 July 1965
3 1 Outward Bound 4 June 1966 Audio exists
2 Friends And Neighbours 11 June 1966
4 Brief Encounter 25 June 1966 Audio exists
5 The Razor's Edge 2 July 1966 Audio exists
6 Anchors Aweigh 9 July 1966 Audio exists
7 Love And Marriage 16 July 1966

Marriage Lines edit

Out of 44 episodes + 2 shorts episodes, the exact number of episodes missing is unclear, as the BBC and Kaleidoscope both have different lists.[50][51] Both lists can be seen by clicking on BBC and Kaleidoscope

Marty edit

Out of 12 episodes, 4 episodes are missing (note sometimes series 2 is called "It's Marty")[52]

Series Episode No. Episode Title[52] Original Broadcast Date
1 1 Episode 1 29 April 1968
3 Episode 3 13 May 1968
4 Episode 4 20 May 1968
5 Episode 5 3 June 1968

The Morecambe & Wise Show edit

Out of 71 episodes, 5 episodes are missing, 1 is still being restored and 1 episode is incomplete.[53] Off-air soundtracks survive.

Series Episode No. Episode Title[53] Original Broadcast Date Notes
1 1 Episode 1 2 September 1968 Guests - Georgia Brown, Los Zafiros, Jenny Lee-Wright, Bettine Le Beau, Alyn Ainsworth and his Orchestra.
2 Episode 2 9 September 1968 Guests - Acker Bilk and his Paramount Jazz Band, Roy Budd, Jenny Lee-Wright, Sheila Bernette, Caron Gardner, Bettine Le Beau, Judy Robinson, Tina Martin, Jenny Russell, Alyn Ainsworth and his Orchestra. This episode was recovered in 2011 in Nigeria by archivist Philip Morris, but was badly damaged due to a film decay known as vinegar syndrome. A new process involving x-rays and digital scanning has seen the footage begin restoration in 2017, a process that is continuing to be perfected as of 2021.
3 Episode 3 16 September 1968 Guests - Trio Athenee, The Paper Dolls, Jenny Lee-Wright, Ann Hamilton, Jimmy Lee, Alyn Ainsworth and his Orchestra.
4 Episode 4 23 September 1968 Guests - Bruce Forsyth, Jenny Lee-Wright, Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen, Alyn Ainsworth and his Orchestra.
6 Episode 6 (extracts survive) 7 October 1968 Guests - with Edmund Hockridge, Jenny Lee-Wright, Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen, Alyn Ainsworth and his Orchestra.
8 Episode 8 21 October 1968 Guests - Matt Monro, Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen, Jenny Lee-Wright, Sandra Fehr, George Fisher, Jane Bartlett, Thelma Bignall, Linda Hotchkin, Johnny Harris and his Orchestra.
Series Episode No. Episode Title[23] Original Broadcast Date Notes
4 6 Episode 6 8 October 1971 Guests - Janet Webb, Paul Anka, Patricia Lambert, Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen, Ann Hamilton, Gordon Clyde, Brychan Powell.

Not in Front of the Children edit

Out of 38 episodes, 30 episodes are missing, 6 black and white episodes exist, 1 colour episode exists and 1 episode originally recorded on 2" colour videotape only exists as a 16mm b&w telerecording.[54]

Series Episode No. Episode Title[54] Original Broadcast Date
1 0 (Pilot) House In A Tree 26 May 1967
1 Just Pack A Toothbrush 25 August 1967
2 Survival 1 September 1967
4 A Drop Of The Soft Stuff 15 September 1967
5 Part Of The Furniture 22 September 1967
6 While The Brood's Away 29 September 1967
2 1 Lady With A Screwdriver 23 February 1968
3 Sweet Memories 8 February 1968
4 Wholly Deadlock 15 March 1968
3 1 Spare Time Job 25 October 1968
2 Look For The Crystal Lining 1 November 1968
3 Echo Of The Past 8 November 1968
4 A Real Family Evening 15 November 1968
5 An Older Man's Fancy 22 November 1968
6 Baby Talk 29 November 1968
3 1 Feathers For The Nest 12 September 1969
2 Old Grey Mare 19 September 1969
3 Bundle Of Joy 26 September 1969
4 A Babe Around The House 3 October 1969
5 A Stand On Ceremony 10 October 1969
6 A Slight Case Of Baptism 17 October 1969
7 Unemployment Problem 24 October 1969
8 Happy Birthday 31 October 1969
9 Art For Our Sake 7 November 1969
10 A Yap In The Night 14 November 1969
11 Change Of Scene 21 November 1969
12 No Man At The Helm 28 November 1969
14 Friendships Old, Friendships New 12 December 1969
15 Domestic Help 19 December 1969
16 Home From Home 2 January 1970
17 Country Style 9 January 1970

Pride and Prejudice edit

All 6 episodes are missing.[55]

Episode No. Original Broadcast Date
1 24 January 1958
2 31 January 1958
3 7 February 1958
4 14 February 1958
5 21 February 1958
6 28 February 1958

Top of the Pops edit

Out of 2,255 episodes, 514 episodes are missing, 97 episodes are incomplete and 13 other episodes exist on formats of lower quality than the original.[56] A full list can be seen here

Channel 4 edit

Empire Square edit

Six of the full-length half hour episodes (that were originally broadcast by Fuse in 2006) were broadcast on Channel 4 from 27 October 2007[57] to 1 December 2007.[58] Of those episodes, 5 of them are missing, with only one that is surviving and available (that being "Sleep Study").[59]

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