Back in time for TV: 17-22 June 1969
HE Cooper takes a time machine back to 17-22 June 1969 for a look at what was on the telly
The Pop Invasion
Who are the teen-agers going mad for in 1962? The ATV Television Show Book finds out!
Kenny Everett
The wacky world of Kuddly Ken
Reel-to-reel tapes
Reel-to-reel tape recorders: possibly the ultimate present.
Radio Luxembourg
Your station of the stars!
‘Tom Stone is not the man he was’
says JOHN SLATER who has played the Det-Sgt. since the twice-weekly series on BBC-1 began 200 episodes ago
Bewitched by a witch
Meet Elizabeth Montgomery, star of ABC's hit sitcom in 1966
Why are TV Docs so popular?
A 1966 profile of Dr Finlay - Bill Simpson - one of the popular doctors on our TV screens
BOND: from man to superman
Two fans of Ian Fleming's James Bond 007 discuss the character in the novels compared to the films on the release of Thunderball in 1966
Back in time for TV: 17-22 June 1969
HE Cooper takes a time machine back to 17-22 June 1969 for a look at what was on the telly
Back in time for TV: 4-8 June 1968
HE Cooper takes a time machine back to 4-8 June 1968 for a look at what was on the telly
How to become a pop star: a lot depends on your luck
Brian Sommerville's final advice to the soon-to-be pop star of the 1960s: get a good manager
How to become a pop star: when the fans cool off…
Brian Sommerville advocates downtime and relaxation for the budding star-to-be
How to become a pop star: you must have humility
Brian Sommerville explains to the next pop sensation that they must have the right attitude
How to become a pop star: now – find the right sound
Brian Sommerville tells teenage pop wannabes that they need grooming
How to become a pop star: how to choose the right song
Brian Sommerville tells teenagers how to become pop stars, starting with publicity and a good song
How to become a pop star
Brian Sommerville, former publicity manager of The Beatles, explains how the pop scene works
Behind the Screens with some of TV’s more familiar faces
The people behind your favourite programmes – and the people in front of them
Adam Faith calling
A brief photo gallery of the popular singer
Stopping train to stardom
TVTimes profiles Bea Benaderet, star of Petticoat Junction and voice of Betty Rubble in 1964
Who is this man?
Picture Show 1961 tries to find out who is the real Peter Sellers
Chevalier the Great
ATV brings Maurice Chevalier to Britain
The face on the cover
Granada's 'World in Action' looks at supermodel Jean Shrimpton in 1964
Your Arrowsmith Holidays questions answered
The complexities of booking a package holiday in 1967 explained by Arrowsmith Tours
Dream Topping
A cheap and cheerful - and tasty! - replacement for cream
Reel-to-reel tapes
Reel-to-reel tape recorders: possibly the ultimate present.
Nourishment
When everything was filled with goodness and nourishment.
Back in time for TV: 17-22 June 1969
HE Cooper takes a time machine back to 17-22 June 1969 for a look at what was on the telly
Back in time for TV: 4-8 June 1968
HE Cooper takes a time machine back to 4-8 June 1968 for a look at what was on the telly
Back in time for TV: 18-25 May 1967
HE Cooper takes a time machine back to 18-25 May 1967 for a look at what was on the telly
Back in time for TV: 5-11 May 1966
HE Cooper takes a time machine back to 5-11 May 1966 for a look at what was on the telly
Back in time for TV: 28 April-4 May 1965
HE Cooper takes a time machine back to 28 April-4 May 1965 for a look at what was on the telly
Back in time for TV: 14-20 April 1964
HE Cooper takes a time machine back to 14-20 April 1964 for a look at what was on the telly
The real trouble about women on TV is that they make men nervous
Milton Shulman talks to two ladies of the screen: Joan Bakewell and Eleanor Bron
Long hair or LSD – the planners keep tackling young ideas
Leave the kids alone, says TV critic Milton Shulman – they're bad enough without being probed
This is television without any of its dignity
Critic Milton Shulman discusses two 'fatuous' programmes: The Golden Shot and Tonight with Dave Allen
Please leave the Minstrels their cork
TV critic Milton Shulman defends The Black and White Minstrels. Yes, it reads exactly as you think it's going to.
The (too) easy laugh that kills so many TV comedy shows
Leslie Crowther vehicle "The Reluctant Romeo" is not as good as Steptoe, says Milton Shulman
The time has come to smother Crossroads
Why doesn't anyone listen to TV critics, asks splenetic TV critic Milton Shulman
Lanning meets Max Bygraves, talent spotter
Dave Lanning meets the host of Granada's 'New Faces' in 1967
Lanning… pop goes a myth
Dave Lanning meets Engelbert Humperdinck in 1967
Lanning and the write-price of pop
Dave Lanning meets the people who write the songs in 1967
Lanning: Barbara Jefford prefers life in the Sixties
Dave Lanning meets actress Barbara Jefford in 1967
Lanning at Large meets a singer with no tantrums
Dave Lanning meets Julie Rogers in 1967
Lanning at Large… finds Forsyth the Philosopher
Dave Lanning meets Bruce Forsyth in 1967