Talking Pictures TV Tomorrow's Schedule

Where Has Poor Mickey Gone?

WHERE HAS POOR MICKEY GONE? - Four hapless crooks break into a magic shop, only to discover the owner wields real mystical powers, turning a simple heist into a spell‑binding thriller. Starring Warren Mitchell and John Malcolm, this British TV drama delivers fast‑paced fantasy entertainment that will grip UK viewers at a glance in any Talking Pictures TV programming guide.

The Rough and the Smooth

In this melodramatic movie an archaeologist about to marry an influential young woman is seduced by the charms of a mysterious German siren, with Tony Britton, Nadja Tiller and William Bendix leading the cast. The drama, a classic British TV programme, offers at a glance programme highlights for UK television and fits neatly into Talking Pictures TV programming as a standout entertainment offering for UK viewers. Though not a documentary, this quick overview in the television guide showcases a compelling episode of timeless cinema for British TV fans.

Men Against the Sun

Men Against the Sun is a thrilling period adventure set on a railway construction site in a British African colony, where engineer John Bentley and Zena Marshall battle sabotage, disease and man‑eating lions. This fast‑paced movie provides classic British TV drama and entertainment for UK television viewers, delivering programme highlights and a quick overview at a glance for any UK television guide, whether you’re scanning a series, an episode, a documentary or Talking Pictures TV programming.

Your Dustbin is Beating Hitler

YOUR DUSTBIN IS BEATING HITLER - A razor‑sharp ONE‑OFF documentary that pits everyday waste management against the absurdities of extremist history, delivering biting satire and eye‑opening facts for UK viewers. This Talking Pictures TV programme blends drama and entertainment in a quick‑read overview perfect for any British TV guide, offering programme highlights that keep you hooked at a glance.

Out of Town

Jack journeys to Redditch to meet the UK’s last fish‑hook maker, then returns home to launch an earthworm farm that jump‑starts his new garden patch. In this episode of the series, the quirky documentary blends craft heritage with sustainable gardening, offering British TV viewers a fresh mix of drama and entertainment. At a glance, the programme highlights the charm of UK television’s Talking Pictures TV programming, providing a quick overview for any television guide and appealing to UK viewers.

Confessions of Boston Blackie

Confessions of Boston Blackie is a comic mystery movie where thief‑turned‑detective Boston Blackie, played by Chester Morris, is chased by killers while cracking a deadly art‑forgery racket. For a quick overview, this classic drama offers entertainment for UK viewers, fitting neatly into Talking Pictures TV programming as a featured movie episode and providing a programme highlight for British TV listings in the UK television guide.

Unearthly Stranger

Unearthly Stranger is a sci‑fi adventure movie on Talking Pictures TV programming, offering British TV fans a gripping at‑a‑glance programme highlight where an alien seeks revenge on the man who destroyed her planet, only to fall in love with him. Starring John Neville and Gabriella Licudi, this drama‑filled entertainment piece is listed as a featured episode in the classic movie series, making it a quick overview essential for UK television, UK viewers and any television guide covering series, documentary or film.

Hollow Triumph

At a glance, Hollow Triumph is a gripping thriller where a fugitive murders his look‑alike psychiatrist and assumes his identity, only to discover a web of deadly consequences. This classic drama movie, starring Paul Henreid and Joan Bennett, is a programme highlight for UK television and British TV fans, fitting neatly into Talking Pictures TV programming and any television guide quick overview for UK viewers, whether they prefer drama, documentary or pure entertainment.

Cinebox Memories

At a glance, this Talking Pictures TV episode offers a lively documentary glimpse into the lives of sibling performers Lionel and Joyce Blair, whose post‑war British TV and stage careers helped shape UK television entertainment. The programme highlights their colourful partnership, archival footage and witty anecdotes, making it a must‑see for UK viewers who love British TV drama and documentary series. Perfect for a quick overview in any television guide, this episode blends nostalgia with fresh insight for fans of classic UK programming.

The Beverly Hillbillies

THE CLAMPETTS IN COURT - In this cheeky Rewind TV programming episode of the classic series, a couple stages fake injuries after a car crash to sue the wealthy Clampetts, turning the case into a courtroom drama full of laughs. A must‑see programme for UK television and British TV viewers, this quick overview offers sharp entertainment, at‑a‑glance programme highlights and fits perfectly into any television guide for UK viewers.

The Battle of the Rails

The Battle of the Rails is a gritty wartime drama starring Marcel Barnault and Jean Clarieux, following brave French railway workers who risk everything to sabotage German trains during World War II. This movie, shot in French and German, offers UK television audiences a thrilling programme highlight that feels like a documentary‑style drama and fits neatly into Talking Pictures TV programming, providing an at‑a‑glance quick overview for any British TV guide. Perfect for UK viewers seeking compelling entertainment, it stands out as a memorable episode‑style feature in the series of classic war dramas.

Worzel Gummidge

In this cheeky episode of Worzel’s Wager, Worzel steps into a betting shop to back a horse, only to be shown the door and promptly scolded by the Crowman for neglecting his crow‑scaring duties in Ten Acre. The clash of rural mischief and quick‑witted banter delivers a perfect bite‑size drama and entertainment highlight at a glance, offering UK television and British TV viewers a quick overview of the series episode. A must‑see programme for UK viewers and Talking Pictures TV programming, this episode lands squarely in the programme highlights of any television guide.

Batman

THE CONTAMINATED COWL – In this thrilling episode of the Talking Pictures TV programming, the Mad Hatter swipes a priceless ruby in a daring plot to steal Batman’s iconic cowl, with the surprise appearance of villain David Wayne. A high‑octane drama that delivers classic British TV entertainment, perfect for UK viewers seeking quick programme highlights at a glance.

Black Beauty

BLACK BEAUTY - A HEARTFELT ADVENTURE drama about a mistreated horse who endures a succession of cruel owners before reuniting with his young master, starring Mark Lester and Walter Slezak. This British TV movie, shown on Together TV +1, offers entertainment and programme highlights for UK television viewers seeking a quick overview at a glance in their television guide.

Look at Life

In this episode of the series Common Market, a sharp documentary drama, UK viewers get a quick overview at a glance of the European Common Market’s breakthrough as member states stripped away trade barriers, delivering programme highlights that blend history with engaging entertainment. Perfect for British TV and Talking Pictures TV programming, this concise feature fits neatly into any television guide and promises a compelling look at European integration for UK television audiences.

The Vise

When a man receives a mysterious phone call about his missing brother, he is drawn into a chilling murder investigation inside a remote Tibetan monastery. This gripping drama episode, part of a new series for UK television, offers British TV fans at a glance a fast‑paced, entertainment‑rich programme highlight episode that will intrigue UK viewers and fits neatly into Talking Pictures TV programming, making it a perfect quick overview for any television guide.

The Footage Detectives

Footage from the 1960s shows volunteers breathing new life into the Bluebell Railway, while a newly uncovered interview with actress Flora Robson adds personal drama to the story. This concise documentary episode, part of a series on Talking Pictures TV programming, offers British TV fans and UK viewers a quick overview at a glance – perfect programme highlights for UK television guides and entertainment lovers.

The Railway Children

Set in Edwardian Yorkshire, The Railway Children brings E. Nesbit’s beloved novel to life in a heartfelt drama with a documentary‑style attention to period detail, starring Jemima Rooper and Jenny Agutter, and aired as part of a series of classic adaptations for UK television and British TV audiences seeking timeless entertainment. This Talking Pictures TV programming slot offers a quick overview at a glance with programme highlights that make the episode feel like a timeless movie, perfect for UK viewers consulting the television guide.

Memories of Making Sergeant Cork

John Barrie – Part One offers a nostalgic blend of drama and documentary as it charts the early career of the beloved British TV star, delivering programme highlights that will intrigue UK television and British TV fans alike. At a glance this Talking Pictures TV programming episode gives UK viewers a quick overview for the television guide, making it a must‑see entertainment piece in the series.

Sergeant Cork

In this gripping drama‑documentary episode of the series, a woman in her thirties is found dead, strangled with a mysteriously knotted scarf, leaving a husband 26 years her senior as the prime suspect. At a glance this quick overview gives UK television and British TV fans the programme highlights they crave, delivering compelling entertainment for UK viewers and a must‑see entry in any television guide of Talking Pictures TV programming.

At the Wheeltappers

New Vaudeville takes the stage in a vibrant entertainment episode, delivering Sweet Soul Music from 2001 and a breezy rendition of ‘Isn’t She Lovely’ that will charm UK viewers and fit perfectly into UK television line‑ups. This programme highlight episode, part of Talking Pictures TV programming, offers a quick overview at a glance for the television guide, slotting into the British TV series schedule and appealing to fans of drama, documentary and pure entertainment alike.

Confessions of a Pop Performer

Confessions of a Pop Performer is a raunchy British comedy where a sex‑mad youngster schemes to become a pop star to win a legion of female fans, with Robin Askwith and Anthony Booth delivering classic cheeky antics. This programme highlight offers a quick overview at a glance for UK television and Talking Pictures TV programming, giving UK viewers an entertaining, light‑hearted movie moment in the British TV schedule.

Star Treatment Show

An early glimpse of comedy duo Cannon & Ball shines in this 1979 showcase episode, a lively mix of fresh talent that still feels fresh for UK television fans. The programme highlights a rare pre‑stardom performance, offering British TV viewers a quick overview at a glance of the entertainment roots that shaped later series. Perfect for Talking Pictures TV programming and any television guide looking for a dash of classic British humour.

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