I liked the garlanded Nelson play, but…
Television plays: yay or nay? Nay, says Milton Shulman
Milton Shulman
Oh, that maladjusted sense of humour!
Roy Hudd in a silent comedy commissioned by Frank Muir: sounds good, right? Wrong, says Milton Shulman
A matter of a three letter word
Milton Shulman loves hating arts programmes
Oh! those awful earbashing programmes
Talk shows: aren’tcha sick of ’em? asks Milton Shulman
Ready, Steady, Go runs into imaginative paralysis
Kids these days, growls Milton Shulman as he refuses to give them their ball back
In a TV year That Never Was these were my worst programmes
Milton Shulman picks his way through the viewing offerings of 1965
Decadent and trashy – Is this YOUR view of Riviera Police
There’s only one thing worse than the thighs and boobs in Rediffusion’s Riviera Police – and that’s when there aren’t any, writes Milton Shulman
Hail the B.B.C. – It’s the most prolific comedy factory in the world
Milton Shulman prefers BBC comedy to ITV comedy… sometimes
Some of the things Burke (of Burke’s Law) can teach Sherlock Holmes
Milton Shulman compares Sherlock Homes, Public Eye and Burke’s Law
Five pop shows on television to every two where they talk about politics
Milton Shulman wants less Ready Steady Go! and more Panorama