It;s a brilliant list. Of course it doesn't include every good programme - that would be impossible - but it does an excellent job of showing the breadth pof the BBC's programming over the last 55 years or so. (I think that the earliest may be "Hancock" from the second half of the 1950s, if you exclude things like "Woman's Hour" that have been going on for ever.)
He's evident;y not a fan of soap opera, as I don't recall "The Archers" or "Eastenders" being included, and "serious" drama seems to be under-represented (no "Wednesday Play" IIRC, for instance). But those are just quibbles.
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Date: 2010-10-16 10:37 am (UTC)He's evident;y not a fan of soap opera, as I don't recall "The Archers" or "Eastenders" being included, and "serious" drama seems to be under-represented (no "Wednesday Play" IIRC, for instance). But those are just quibbles.