E01 · Gus Honeybun's Tears 37m
6/9/2015
The South West. From Westward to Carlton, starring Ian Stirling, Peter Griffin and Gus Honeybun.
E02 · It's Glam Up North 30m
6/16/2015
Granada. The North West in excelsis, starring Charles Foster, the Bernstein Brothers and Colin Weston.
E03 · From Hell to Breakfast 42m
6/23/2015
TV-am. The eighties' morning glory and despair, starring David Frost, Anne Diamond, Timmy Mallett and Roland Rat.
E04 · South of Heaven 39m
6/30/2015
The South. Coast to Coast with taters and toast, starring Christopher Robbie, Brian Nissen, Fred Dinenage and Wizadora.
E05 · On Emley Moor Baht'At 29m
7/7/2015
Yorkshire. Looming brass-band terror, starring Redvers Kyle, Paul Lally and Bruce Gyngell again.
E06 · Survival of the Fittest 20m
7/14/2015
Anglia. The Wales of the East, starring Aubrey Buxton, Nicholas Parsons and some sort of puppet cat.
E07 · Once Upon a Time in the Midlands 32m
7/21/2015
The centre of the network, starring Lew Grade, Benny from Crossroads and a cake.
E08 · Bread of Heaven 38m
7/28/2015
Wales. Obviously the most important place in the whole world, with two Lords, Annie St. John and some dragons.
E09 · River Run 31m
8/4/2015
Tyne Tees. The Local Heroes, starring Colin Weston (again), Annie St. John (again) and Bruce Gyngell (yet again).
E10 · Sunrise/Sunset 35m
8/11/2015
GMTV. Another morning in a different kitchen, starring Eamonn Holmes, Fiona Armstrong and a working fireplace.
E11 · There Is a Light That Never Goes Out 32m
8/18/2015
Border and Channel. Two companies that couldn't sustain a full half hour, mashed together into one, starring Craig Austin, Oscar T. Puffin and Rudyard Kipling.
E12 · No Sleep 'Til Nightscreen 32m
8/25/2015
Night Time. The story of the late, late shift, starring a cat, some owls, some dancing light and Dani Behr.
E13 · War and Peace 32m
9/1/2015
Ulster. Troubled television, starring Julian Simmons, the IRA and a telly on a stick.
This episode was completed shortly before UTV placed their television assets up for sale.
E14 · Space Invaders 31m
9/8/2015
Satellite and Digital. GSkyB and what followed. Repeats, mulch and third-division football, beamed from space into the homes of almost no-one, starring the wasted talent of Lambie-Nairn, a big capital G, and a stuffed monkey.
E15 · Caledonia Uber Alles 31m
9/15/2015
Grampian and Scottish - a parcel of rogues and rouge, starring Tony Currie, Colin Lamont, Kay Duncan, a thistle and the Saltire.
E16 · Let Me Take You By the Hand... 1h 5m
9/22/2015
London. Where all things begin and where all things end, with Philip Elsmore, David Frost and Michael Green.
