Teletext is unique, when it comes to British television, in that it’s universally loved. In a world where people grouse about Test Card ...

By G. Neil Martin Up until September 4th, 1992, if you had wanted a fictional TV cop show or police procedural that really got under the ski...

It would be a foolish soul who argues against the importance of the pub in British society. Walk into any public house and you will be pr...

Don't worry, the Curious British Telly blog isn't going anywhere! However, I have decided to set up another avenue for its curious w...

It’s very rare you’ll catch me writing about a television show I’ve never seen a single second of. For me, perhaps due to my lack of lite...

If there’s one thing which strikes fear into the heart of an audience, it’s local television. Blighted by budgets which make shoestrings ...

Society has been bombarded with adverts ever since the first marketing guru climbed out of the swamp and tried flogging cheap holidays to...

G Neil Martin cocks his eye towards Miri Mawr, a Welsh language children's series from the 1970s which has to be seen to be believed...

Network continue their season of spooky releases with Come Back Lucy , an enchanting, yet equally chilling children's drama which was fi...