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Anorak Zone:
In-depth episode guides to a number of shows including Star Cops and Sapphire And Steel, amongst others.
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Bigglethwaite's UK TV Quicksheet:
An excellent index to sites concerned with UK television, although it hasn't been updated for a while (an
expression involving greenhouses and stones comes to mind...)
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EpGuides.com: An episode guide site. With lots of episode guides.
It's an American site but it also covers lots of British shows.
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Independent TeleWeb:
A history of the ITV franchises.
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Kaleidoscope:
The homepage of the classic television organisation who organise regular events devoted to archive shows.
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The Mausoleum Club: An in-depth site devoted to archive
television and related DVD releases. Featuring an excellent forum and on-line versions of the old fanzine, Time
Screen.
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mb21 - Mike Brown's WebSite:
Devoted to the more technical side of television, including details on digital tv,
transmitters and teletext.
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Meldrum Home Page:
To use this site's own description, it is dedicated to television - particularly
the bits before, inbetween and after the actual programmes.
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Off The Telly: An on-line journal devoted to British
television featuring lots of fascinating articles.
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Peter Culley's
British Television History and Classic Programming:
Colourful site featuring episode lists and information on a range of British shows,
plus histories of the terrestrial channels and Sky.
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625 - Andrew
Wiseman's Television Room: The world of British television, both from
technical and nostalgic points of view. Includes idents and logos, the PDC FAQ and
the story of the Websnatcher.
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The TV Comedy Index:
Episode lists, cast details and guides to a large number of British comedy shows.
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TV Cream:
Memories of British television shows.
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The TV Lounge:
Off-beat articles on children's television shows.
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UK Television Adverts:
Can't place that face, voice or piece of music from a particular tv advert? If so, then
this is the site for you.
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The Unofficial Thames Television
Page: The history and programmes of the former British broadcaster, and now
independent production company.
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Zeta Minor: A DVD site with a healthy bias towards
archive television releases
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