Survivors is a science fiction television series produced by BBC that debuted in November of 2008.
Survivors is a re-make of the BBC’s series of the same name and it follows a group of people who have managed to survive a virulent and deadly strain of influenza which has wiped out most of the humanity.
Survivors aired six episodes and the second season is currently in production.
Grace and Favour is a comedy television show produced by BBC that debuted in January of 1992.
Written by Jeremy Lloyd and David Croft Grace and Favour is a spin-off of the original series Are You Being Served? After Young Mr. Grace dies scuba diving the staff of the Grace brothers’ women and men clothing department learn that they are beneficiaries of his will. They inherit an old manor which they cannot sell, but can run as a hotel. Most of the original cast have returned for the spin-off series.
Grace and Favour aired two seasons and in United States it was named Are You Being Served? Again.
Are You Being Served? is a situation comedy series produced by BBC that debuted in September of 1972.
Are You Being Served? was created by David Croft and Jeremy Lloyd and it follows the story employees of men and women departments in the Grace Brothers’ department store. The series was a parody of the British class system, filled with innuendos, double entendre and slapstick.
Are You Being Served? aired for 10 seasons and cast was reunited for a movie as well as a spin-off called Grace & Favour (Are You Being Served? Again in the United States).
The classic prime-time soap opera Dynasty depicts the drama that ensues amongst the family of a wealthy oil tycoon.
John Forsythe stars as oil tycoon Blake Carrington, who has married his secretary, Krystle (Linda Evans).
Much of the drama comes from the battle between Blake and his ex-wife, Alexis (Joan Collins).
Project Kangaroo has been dead for a while now, but the technology, infrastructure, and branding were all up for sale. Orange was interested but baulked at the price. Now, Arqiva, a broadcast operator with its fingers in lots of pies, has bought the lot and intends to use it in the coming months.
Kangaroo was a joint project between the BBC, ITV, and Channel 4 which was intended to bring together content from the three main British broadcasters, as well as others, and deliver it online and on-demand to viewers.
Project Kangaroo was shaping up to be the U.K.’s answer to Hulu, a one-stop online video shop where a multitude of different broadcasters and content creators could offer their wares for free to the viewing public.
But, as is usually the case with something good, Kangaroo was crushed before it could be born, as the Competition Commission decided it was anti-competitive.
Avatar: The Last Airbender debuted in February of 2005. on Nickelodeon channel.
Avatar: The Last Airbender is an American fantasy cartoon series following epic fantasy adventures of a young martial artist named Aang and his group of friends traveling around their Asian-inspired world battling against evil and tyranny. The series was created by Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko and it is heavily inspired by Asian mythology and martial art movies.
Avatar: The Last Airbender aired three seasons and it ended with a two-hour/four episodes finale in July of 2008.
Little Dorrit is a drama television series jointly produced by BBC and PBS that debuted in October of 2008.
Little Dorrit is a television adaptation of a serial novel written by Charles Dickens. It follows the story of Amy Dorrit (played by Claire Foy) who lives in Marshalsea Prison for Debt where she cares for her ill father.
Little Dorrit has been nominated for 11 Emmy Awards.
