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STAR SOCCER
- 24.12.1967 England v Republic of Ireland (International)
A 16mm black-and-white film print exists, but the programme was originally made using 2" colour videotape. - 25.02.1968 Scotland v England
A 16mm black-and-white film print exists, but the programme was originally made using 2" colour videotape. - 20.05.1974 Scotland v Wales
A 16mm black-and-white film print exists, but the programme was originally made using 2" colour videotape. - 16.04.1977 West Bromwich Albion v Manchester City
One or more sequences exist, but the complete programme is lost. - 22.10.1978 Birmingham City v Aston Villa + Queens Park Rangers v Everton
The only known complete copy was recorded on a domestic video format (e.g. VHS, Beta, Philips 1500). - 11.02.1979 Birmingham City v Leeds United / Crystal Palace v Stoke City
One or more sequences exist from a recording on a domestic video format (e.g. VHS, Beta, Philips 1500), but the complete programme is lost. - Opening Titles for All-Star Soccer
One or more sequences exist, but the complete programme is lost. - Wales v England
A 16mm black-and-white film print exists, but the programme was originally made using 2" colour videotape. - Big League Soccer – Aston Villa vs Ipswich
The only known complete copy is on a U-Matic videotape. - All Star Soccer 4 – Wolves vs Norwich City
The only known complete copy is on a U-Matic videotape. - All Star Soccer 4 – Norwich City vs Liverpool
The only known complete copy is on a U-Matic videotape. - Liverpool vs Coventry City / Aston Villa vs Man. Utd.
The only known complete copy is on a U-Matic videotape. - Highlights of Scottish League Cup Final
A 16mm black-and-white film print exists, but the programme was originally made using 2" colour videotape. - European Championship Final 1971 Ajax v Thinaikos
A 16mm black-and-white film print exists, but the programme was originally made using 2" colour videotape. - Birmingham v West Ham
A 16mm black-and-white film print exists, but the programme was originally made using 2" colour videotape. - Stoke v Arsenal
A 16mm black-and-white film print exists, but the programme was originally made using 2" colour videotape. - Scotland v Wales
A 16mm black-and-white film print exists, but the programme was originally made using 2" colour videotape. - Scotland v Wales
A 16mm black-and-white film print exists, but the programme was originally made using 2" colour videotape. - England v Scotland
A 16mm black-and-white film print exists, but the programme was originally made using 2" colour videotape. - Birmingham City v Derby County
A 16mm black-and-white film print exists, but the programme was originally made using 2" colour videotape. - Manchester City v Everton
A 16mm black-and-white film print exists, but the programme was originally made using 2" colour videotape. - Scotland v Wales
A 16mm black-and-white film print exists, but the programme was originally made using 2" colour videotape. - Derby v Qpr
A 16mm black-and-white film print exists, but the programme was originally made using 2" colour videotape. - Leicester v Coventry
A 16mm black-and-white film print exists, but the programme was originally made using 2" colour videotape. - Birmingham v Derby
A 16mm black-and-white film print exists, but the programme was originally made using 2" colour videotape. - Wolves v Coventry
A 16mm black-and-white film print exists, but the programme was originally made using 2" colour videotape. - Liverpool v Newcastle
A 16mm black-and-white film print exists, but the programme was originally made using 2" colour videotape. - Liverpool v Newcastle
A 16mm black-and-white film print exists, but the programme was originally made using 2" colour videotape. - Derby County v Leeds
A 16mm black-and-white film print exists, but the programme was originally made using 2" colour videotape. - Nottingham County v Walsall
A 16mm black-and-white film print exists, but the programme was originally made using 2" colour videotape. - Arsenal v Liverpool
A 16mm black-and-white film print exists, but the programme was originally made using 2" colour videotape. - England v Poland
A 16mm black-and-white film print exists, but the programme was originally made using 2" colour videotape. - Norwich City v Tottenham Hotspur
A 16mm black-and-white film print exists, but the programme was originally made using 2" colour videotape. - Nottingham Forest v Coventry City
A 16mm black-and-white film print exists, but the programme was originally made using 2" colour videotape.
- 23.01.1982 INSERTS
One or more sequences exist, but the complete programme is lost. - 20.02.1982 INSERTS
One or more sequences exist, but the complete programme is lost. - 27.11.1982 INSERT: NOTTINGHAM FOREST v MAN CITY
One or more sequences exist, but the complete programme is lost.
These productions, which exist in the archives, matched your search.
If the programme you were looking for isn’t here there could be a number of reasons: It’s worth double-checking that you typed in your search string correctly. But if you’re sure you have, please bear in mind that there are a lot of programmes we don’t have any information on at all.
If the programme you’re searching for falls into one of these categories:
Sports ProgrammesDocumentaries
Religious Broadcasts
Reality Shows
Quiz / Game Shows
Some Children’s Magazine and Music Shows then we probably don’t have any information on it, so it might be missing, particularly if it was made in 1979 or earlier.
Lastly, don’t forget that we only hold information on British TV programmes, you won’t be able to find any information about programmes made for American or Australian television, for example. Just because we don’t have a listing for your programme doesn’t mean that it isn’t of interest to us. It just means that we don’t have any information about it.
We’ve got details on more than 175,000 different episodes, almost 40,000 of which are not thought to exist in the ‘official’ archives. Now, before you get too depressed by this fact, some of these are really old shows which were made before television programmes were generally recorded at all. We realise it’s very unlikely that these older programmes will exist at all, but there’s always the chance that someone recorded some 8mm film footage of them off their television screen or maybe made a sound recording of them while they were being broadcast. That’s still of interest to us.
However, our main hope is that someone will be able to help us recover some programmes which were recorded, but which are now thought to be lost for ever. That’s what this search engine is for – to help you identify whether that old film print you’ve got in your attic, or that old video recording you made back in the early 1970s is missing from the archives.
You could type in a programme name, or an episode name and click on ‘Search’ and it will give you some summary information whether or not the programme is lost. You don’t have to enter a complete name, entering part of the name – unless it’s very short – should find it too. If some or all of that programme is lost, you can click on the link and get further details. If it’s a music or variety programme you have, you may be able to locate it by typing in the names of one of the main guests and clicking on ‘Search’. This information is far from complete, but it may help you to identify a particular edition.
Our information is good, but it’s not perfect. There will be mistakes in it, and we know it’s incomplete. In particular, information is very patchy on programmes in the some categories. This website only contains information concerning British broadcasts. Happy searching!