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  1. Rewatching Lovejoy “Death and Venice” which originally aired 40 years ago. And there’s a handy blog post guide to the locations in part 1. Though not for part 2 which we will rewatch another night. iainduff.wordpress.com/2018/11 #TV #80s #BritishTV #Venice #FilmingLocations

  2. The 1967-68 UK TV series Man in a Suitcase takes the basic ITC action-adventure formula and adds a hardboiled flavour, real toughness, grittiness, plus seedy downmarket glamour. And more than a hint of film noir. The best of all the ITC series.

    My review: cult-tv-lounge.blogspot.com/20

    #retrotv #vintagetv #vintagetelevision #60stv #1960stv #60stelevision #1960stelevision #culttv #culttelevision #ITC #spytv #spies #RichardBradford #BritishTV #Britishtelevision

  3. Man in a Suitcase (1967-68), a British ITC action adventure series TV series with a decidedly gritty hardboiled flavour to it. Richard Bradford’s offbeat performance as a bitter ex-CIA agent turned private eye is the highlight.

    Much more hard-edged and cynical than most ITC series.
    Superb television.

    My review: cult-tv-lounge.blogspot.com/20

    #60stv #culttv #retrotv #vintagetv #spies #spytv #britishtv

  4. No 60s British TV series is more highly regarded than The Prisoner, at least among fans of action/adventure/spy/science fiction series. And no series has ever engendered such fierce debates about its meaning.

    A spy resigns, for reasons that he refuses to reveal. He arrives home, is drugged and wakes up in The Village. A perfectly charming place to live, apart from one thing - it is a prison.

    My review: cult-tv-lounge.blogspot.com/20

    #britishtv #culttv #patrickmcgoohan #spytv #spies #scifitv #scifi