Threads is one of the most fantastic slices of British television ever transmitted, but it's also one that will bring you to your kne...

I’ve only been able to track down two episodes of Benny , but those two episodes contain a measure of violence and terror which are in st...

Les Dawson may be synonymous with mother-in-law jokes, Blankety Blank and his performances with Roy Barraclough as Cissie and Ada, but, w...

If irrefutable proof was ever required that genius is not a guarantee of delivering a hilarious sitcom then Pygmalion Smith is a damning...

Moondial is a children's TV show which may leave you rather baffled as questions with no answers rain down on you like a summer storm...

When you watch Kazuko's Karaoke Klub you have to wonder exactly what Channel 4 executives were smoking in the late 1980s. Sure, the c...

Whatever You Want is thrilling, agitated, rock and roll, hilarious and out to prove a point. It's the kind of television that the Bri...

I worked out the other day that I must have worked my way through close to 1,000 VHS tapes throughout 2017 in search of interesting nugge...

Today's very special and festive blog is courtesy of Jonathan Hayward, a friend of Curious British Telly and a man responsible for ma...