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Remembers… (2022) is a documentary, talk web series in English. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Remembers… online in HD.

Remembers… — Storyline

What are the secrets of our favourite TV shows? Famous names from both sides of the camera reflect on making some of the most popular and influential programs of all time.

Cast & Crew

Remembers… — Series Details

Remembers… — Episode Guide

2022

• E1: Jeanette Winterson Remembers… Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit (2022-06-29) — Jeanette Winterson looks back on the iconic drama series Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit (1989).
• E2: Bernard Hill Remembers… Boys from the Blackstuff (2022-07-06) — Bernard Hill looks back on the iconic drama series Boys from the Blackstuff (1982).
• E3: Colin Baker Remembers… The Roads to Freedom (2022-07-29) — Colin Baker looks back on one of his earliest TV roles and discusses the significance of acclaimed 13-part drama series 'The Roads to Freedom', which is being shown on television f
• E4: Hanif Kureishi Remembers… The Buddha of Suburbia (2022-08-17) — Writer Hanif Kureishi looks back on how his semi-autobiographical novel The Buddha of Suburbia became one of the defining BBC dramas of the 1990s. He discusses the ways in which it
• E5: Moira Armstrong and Vivien Heilbron Remember… Sunset Song (2022-08-31) — Actor Vivien Heilbron and director Moira Armstrong look back on the 1971 BBC Scotland drama Sunset Song, based on Lewis Grassic Gibbon's classic novel. Together, the friends discus
• E6: Christopher Eccleston Remembers… Our Friends in the North (2022-09-14) — To mark the rescreening of Our Friends in the North, as part of the BBC’s centenary celebrations, Christopher Eccleston looks back on Peter Flannery’s acclaimed 1996 drama. Followi
• E7: Kenneth Branagh Remembers… Billy Plays (2022-10-05) — Kenneth Branagh looks back on his experiences working on the first major production of his career: Graham Reid’s Billy Plays trilogy. The three Play for Today dramas won great prai
• E8: David Harewood Remembers… A Man from the Sun (2022-10-19) — Actor David Harewood shares his impressions of John Elliot’s game-changing 1956 BBC drama, which explored the challenges and racism encountered by Windrush immigrants from the West
• E9: Siân Phillips Remembers… How Green Was My Valley (2022-11-02) — Award-winning actress Siân Phillips takes a look back at the BBC’s landmark 1975 adaptation of Richard Llewellyn’s classic novel How Green Was My Valley. Siân’s role as Beth, the m
• E10: Michael Dobbs Remembers… House of Cards (2022-11-16) — Author, politician and member of the House of Lords Michael Dobbs looks back on the TV drama that had 90s Britain hooked on political intrigue and infighting. Based on his best-sel
• E11: Alison Steadman Remembers… The Singing Detective (2022-11-30) — Alison Steadman looks back at Dennis Potter’s The Singing Detective, hailed as one of the most important and influential TV dramas ever made, and once described by Stephen King as
• E12: Joe McFadden Remembers… The Crow Road (2022-12-14) — Considered one of the finest TV adaptations of a novel ever made for television, BBC Scotland’s The Crow Road was first broadcast in 1996, four years after the publication of Iain
• E13: Peter Kosminsky Remembers… Wolf Hall (2022-12-19) — Wolf Hall, one of the most critically acclaimed television dramas of recent years, was based on the first two of the late Hilary Mantel’s Thomas Cromwell novels and brought togethe
• E14: Richard Wilson Remembers… Tutti Frutti (2022-12-26) — It’s a trip down rock 'n' roll’s memory lane for Richard Wilson as he recalls his role as manager of The Majestics in John Byrne’s 1987 acclaimed TV drama series Tutti Frutti. When

2023

• E1: Michael Jayston Remembers… Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (2023-01-02) — Michael Jayston looks back on the acclaimed drama series Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (1979).
• E2: Glenda Jackson Remembers… Elizabeth R (2023-03-29) — Double Oscar winner Glenda Jackson remembers the role that brought her back to television after the huge success she had found on the big screen.
• E3: Duncan Preston Remembers… Pat and Margaret (2023-05-17) — Actor Duncan Preston introduces Victoria Wood's comedy drama about two ill-matched sisters.
• E4: Stephen Poliakoff Remembers… She's Been Away (2023-06-21) — Stephen Poliakoff introduces his drama about an unexpected pact between two women.
• E5: Gyles Brandreth Remembers… Hinge and Bracket (2023-07-11) — Gyles Brandreth remembers the comedy and musical duo Hinge and Bracket.
• E6: Alan Bennett Remembers… An Englishman Abroad (2023-07-12) — Alan Bennett remembers his 1983 television drama, based on the true story of a chance meeting in Moscow between actress Coral Browne and British defector Guy Burgess.
• E7: Zoë Wanamaker Remembers… Bowie and Baal (2023-07-26) — Zoë Wanamaker remembers the 1982 BBC adaptation of Bertolt Brecht’s first play, Baal, in which she appeared with David Bowie.
• E8: Michael Crawford and Michele Dotrice Remember… Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em (2023-08-01) — It’s now 50 years since we first met and fell for accident-prone Frank Spencer and his long-suffering wife Betty in the very first episode of Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em. In all that
• E9: Martin Amis, Money and Memories with William Boyd (2023-08-02) — Novelist William Boyd looks back on his long friendship with fellow writer Martin Amis, who died in May 2023 at the age of 73. Boyd’s focus is on what many consider to be Martin’s
• E10: Sir Derek Jacobi Remembers… I, Claudius (2023-08-16) — Sir Derek Jacobi remembers the landmark 1976 TV series I, Claudius.
• E11: Edward Heath Remembered by Michael Cockerell (2023-09-11) — Award-winning documentary maker Michael Cockerell is a master of the political profile, with a reputation for uncovering the human side of the men and women of Westminster and for
• E12: Amanda Burton Remembers… Silent Witness (2023-09-13) — Contains some upsetting scenes. When the BBC’s long-running Silent Witness first combined doctors, DNA and detective work back in 1996, nobody could have known that the show that c
• E13: Barbara Castle Remembered by Michael Cockerell (2023-09-18) — Acclaimed political profiler Michael Cockerell tells the story behind his encounter with one of the grand dames of Westminster, the formidable Labour MP Barbara Castle. A female ic
• E14: Jed Mercurio Remembers… Cardiac Arrest (2023-09-20) — Line of Duty writer Jed Mercurio looks back on the first drama he wrote and the start of his extraordinary journey from junior doctor to award-winning TV showrunner. The acclaimed
• E15: Roy Jenkins Remembered by Michael Cockerell (2023-09-25) — Political interviewer Michael Cockerell introduces his acclaimed profile of Roy Jenkins, the man who, as home secretary in the 1960s, helped transform British society by changing l
• E16: David Tennant Remembers… Hamlet (2023-10-01) — David Tennant looks back on the role he time-travelled into after leaving the Tardis, playing Hamlet in Greg Doran’s award-winning 2008 production for the Royal Shakespeare Company
• E17: Dame Janet Suzman Remembers… The Wars of the Roses (2023-10-01) — Dame Janet Suzman looks back on her role as Joan of Arc in the BBC adaptations of Shakespeare’s Wars of the Roses. Under the direction of John Barton and Peter Hall at the Royal Sh
• E18: Gregory Doran Remembers… Shakespeare Live! From the RSC (2023-10-08) — Gregory Doran, former artistic director of the Royal Shakespeare Company, looks back on the challenges he faced bringing together a cast of acclaimed actors and even members of the
• E19: Sir Simon Russell Beale Remembers… The Hollow Crown (2023-10-14) — Actor Simon Russell Beale looks back on the The Hollow Crown, the BBC’s 2012 adaptations of the most vital of Shakespeare’s history plays: Richard II, Henry IV Part 1, Henry IV Par
• E20: Damian Lewis, Matthew Macfadyen & Peter Kosminsky Remember… Warriors (2023-10-18) — Actors Damian Lewis and Matthew Macfayden and director Peter Kosminsky reunite to look back on 1999’s BBC drama Warriors and the roles that first set Lewis and Macfayden on the roa
• E21: Hugh Quarshie Remembers… Othello (2023-10-22) — Hugh Quarshie looks back on his highly praised interpretation of Othello in the Royal Shakespeare Company’s 2015 production, directed by Iqbal Khan. He considers the extra responsi
• E22: Dame Helen Mirren Remembers… As You Like It (2023-10-29) — Dame Helen Mirren looks back on one of her earliest television roles, filmed before she’d become a household name and international star, playing Rosalind in the BBC’s 1978 product
• E23: Margi Clarke Remembers… Making Out (2023-11-01) — Actress Margi Clarke looks back on the BBC’s popular 1980s comedy drama series Making Out, written by Debbie Horsfield. Acclaimed for being a celebration of working women in the no
• E24: Steven Berkoff Remembers… Hamlet at Elsinore (2023-11-05) — In 1964, a young Steven Berkoff was cast in one of his earliest screen roles, as a junior player in Hamlet in Elsinore, a BBC co-production with Danish television. Shot in Denmark
• E25: Sir Richard Eyre Remembers… King Lear (2023-11-08) — Award-winning director and screenwriter Sir Richard Eyre looks back on his 2018 production of King Lear, which garnered huge critical acclaim upon its release and drew together a s
• E26: Dame Siân Phillips Remembers… Under Milk Wood (2023-11-09) — Dame Siân Phillips looks back on Dylan Thomas’s Under Milk Wood and her own experiences with the various adaptions that have brought perhaps the world’s most celebrated ‘play for v
• E27: Horace Ové Remembered by Indra Ové (2023-12-17) — The groundbreaking director, photographer and artist Sir Horace Ové, who died in 2023 aged 86, was best known for his unique work exploring Britain's black culture, using drama and
• E28: Ricky Tomlinson Remembers… The Royle Family (2023-12-25) — Ricky Tomlinson sits back in his chair and takes a fond look back at the much-loved comedy series The Royle Family, sharing his memories of playing head of the family Jim Royle and

2024

• E1: Dame Darcey Bussell on… The Magic of Dance (2024-01-01) — Renowned ballet dancer Dame Darcey Bussell introduces us to a gem from the BBC’s dance archives, The Magic of Dance, which was first transmitted in 1979 to great acclaim and is pre
• E2: Penelope Keith Remembers… To the Manor Born (2024-01-02) — Penelope Keith casts an affectionate eye back on the much-loved sitcom To the Manor Born and her role as upper-class Audrey fforbes-Hamilton, who finds herself down on her luck and
• E3: Andrew Davies Remembers… Pride and Prejudice (2024-01-03) — Andrew Davies looks back on Pride and Prejudice (1995) and talks about how he adapted the story from Jane Austen's classic novel.
• E4: Alan Yentob Remembers… Orson Welles (2024-01-18) — Orson Welles was the genius who changed the face of cinema with his 1941 directorial debut, Citizen Kane, and who became one of the key artistic figures of the 20th century – a gre
• E5: Waris Hussein Remembers… A Passage to India (2024-01-31) — In 1965, a young Waris Hussein was perhaps the only experienced Indian director working in British television and was horrified when he discovered that the BBC was planning a TV ad
• E6: Mel Brooks and Me – by Alan Yentob (2024-02-08) — As BBC Four marks the 50th anniversary of the classic film comedy ‘Blazing Saddles’, Alan Yentob looks back on his experiences working with the great Mel Brooks, recently presented
• E7: Claire Bloom Remembers… Anna Karenina (2024-02-28) — Claire Bloom introduces a rare screening of the BBC’s 1961 adaptation of Anna Karenina, in which she delivers one of her own personal favourite performances, playing Tolstoy’s trag
• E8: Miriam Margolyes Remembers… Cold Comfort Farm (2024-03-06) — National treasure Miriam Margolyes looks back on her role in the BBC’s 1995 adaptation of one of the much-loved jewels of 20th-century British literature, Stella Gibbons’s 1930s co
• E9: Alan Yentob Remembers… Ella Fitzgerald (2024-03-30) — Alan Yentob shares the fascinating story of how the 1974 broadcast of the great Ella Fitzgerald singing in Ronnie Scott’s nightclub came about. In a tale of tenacity combined with
• E10: William Gaunt and Marcia Warren Remember… No Place Like Home (2024-04-02) — Actors William Gaunt and Marcia Warren reunite for a look back at No Place Like Home, the BBC sitcom that ran from 1983 to 1987, and which made them two of the most popular TV star
• E11: Paul Abbott Remembers… Clocking Off (2024-04-03) — Acclaimed screenwriter Paul Abbott tells the story behind the creation of his 2000 Bafta-winning drama series Clocking Off, which ran for four series until 2003. Set in a Mancheste
• E12: Siân Phillips, Waris Hussein and Moira Armstrong Remember… Shoulder to Shoulder (2024-04-17) — Siân Phillips is joined by directors Moira Armstrong and Waris Hussein to look back on the 1974 drama series Shoulder to Shoulder, which told the story of the Pankhurst family and
• E13: Mary Beard Remembers… Civilisation (2024-04-21) — Mary Beard delivers a personal introduction to Kenneth Clark’s landmark 1969 series, Civilisation, which became one of the most acclaimed and influential programmes ever made, brin
• E14: Peter Egan Remembers… A Perfect Spy (2024-05-08) — Peter Egan looks back on the BBC’s 1987 adaptation of John le Carre’s A Perfect Spy, one of the writer’s most acclaimed novels, dramatised a year after the book’s publication. Egan
• E15: Helen Mirren Remembers… Blue Remembered Hills (2024-06-02) — Dame Helen Mirren looks back on her role in Dennis Potter’s seminal 1979 TV drama Blue Remembered Hills, one of the best-known episodes of the BBC’s much-admired Play for Today ser
• E16: Wendy Craig Remembers… Butterflies (2024-06-04) — Carla Lane’s Butterflies was one of the best-loved sitcoms of the 1970s, following the life of frustrated housewife Ria, living in a male-dominated household with her husband Ben a
• E17: Roy Clarke Remembers… A Foreign Field (2024-06-05) — Writer Roy Clarke is the man responsible for some of the BBC’s longest running and most popular sitcoms: Open All Hours, Keeping Up Appearances and Last of the Summer Wine. Despite
• E18: Renny Rye Remembers… Karaoke (2024-06-09) — Director Renny Rye looks back on the part he played in Karaoke, one of television’s most unusual commissions – a unique collaboration between the BBC and Channel 4, engineered by t
• E19: Don Warrington and Tony Jordan Remember… Death in Paradise (2024-06-12) — For over ten years and more than 100 episodes, Death in Paradise has delivered fans an irresistible cocktail of sun, sea and sin – demonstrating through a succession of murder myst
• E20: Eileen Atkins Remembers… She Fell Among Thieves (2024-06-16) — Dame Eileen Atkins takes us back to 1920s France and a fantastic world of foul play, chateaus, dungeons and fast cars in Tom Sharpe’s 1978 adaptation of Dornford Yates's She Fell A
• E21: Remembering… The Cops (2024-06-19) — In 1998, the BBC unveiled its latest look at the world of crime and policing, a new series called The Cops. Set in an unnamed northern town, it was gritty, hard-hitting and uncompr
• E22: Eileen Atkins Remembers… Mrs Dalloway (2024-06-20) — In 1997, the film version of Virginia Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway was released in cinemas, based on a screenplay by Dame Eileen Atkins and with her friend Vanessa Redgrave playing the tit
• E23: Gloria Hunniford Remembers… Doris Day (2024-06-27) — In the 1950s and 60s, Doris Day ranked amongst cinema’s biggest box office stars, thanks to roles in films such as musical Calamity Jane, Hitchcock’s The Man Who Knew Too Much, and
• E24: Trevor Eve Remembers… Waking the Dead (2024-07-03) — From its first appearance on our screens in 2000, Waking the Dead had viewers gripped by the activities of Detective Superintendent Peter Boyd and the ‘cold case’ unit he led, inve
• E25: GF Newman Remembers… Law and Order (2024-07-10) — In 1978, the BBC crime drama Law and Order so shocked the nation with its realistic depiction of a police force riddled with corruption that questions were asked in the House of Co
• E26: David Olusoga Remembers… Britain's Forgotten Slave Owners (2024-07-16) — Historian, author and presenter David Olusoga looks back on how his 2015 documentary Britain's Forgotten Slave Owners helped shine a light on the extent of Britain's involvement in
• E27: Richard Harrington Remembers… Hinterland (2024-07-17) — Actor Richard Harrington looks back on his role as DCI Tom Mathias in Hinterland, the acclaimed crime drama set in Aberystwyth that took a groundbreaking approach to language barri
• E28: Roy Clarke Remembers… Keeping Up Appearances (2024-07-23) — Acclaimed comedy writer Roy Clarke has an extraordinary legacy when it comes to popular British sitcoms – creating Last of the Summer Wine, Open All Hours and the classic comedy th
• E29: Amanda Redman, Alun Armstrong and James Bolam Remember… New Tricks (2024-07-24) — Amanda Redman, James Bolam and Alun Armstrong, who formed the first incarnation of UCOS (Unsolved Crime and Open Case Squad), look back on police comedy drama series New Tricks.
• E30: Richard Eyre Remembers… Country (2024-07-25) — Celebrated theatre, film and television director Richard Eyre has forged links with some of Britain’s finest writers – one of the most notable being Trevor Griffiths, whose landmar
• E31: Peter Davison Remembers… Campion (2024-07-31) — British screen legend Peter Davison sits down to give us an invaluable insight into the iconic 1989-1990 mystery drama series Campion, the BBC’s second adaptation of Margery Alling
• E32: Nathaniel Parker and Sharon Small Remember… The Inspector Lynley Mysteries (2024-08-14) — The Inspector Lynley Mysteries first appeared on our screens in 2001 and had viewers instantly hooked by the combination of puzzling crimes and murder investigations, spiced up wit
• E33: Dame Maureen Lipman Remembers… The Evacuees (2024-09-01) — Dame Maureen Lipman shares her experiences of playing her own mother-in-law in the TV film The Evacuees, an autobiographical account written by her late husband Jack Rosenthal of h
• E34: Dame Patricia Routledge Remembers… Keeping Up Appearances (2024-09-03) — Dame Patricia Routledge recalls how the character of Hyacinth Bucket first entered her life and looks back on the part she played in bringing to life one of TV’s most formidable co
• E35: Dame Patricia Routledge Remembers… Miss Pym's Day Out (2024-09-03) — Miss Pym's Day Out saw Dame Patricia Routledge portray legendary author Barbara Pym in an RTS Award-winning episode of Bookmark, set on the day of the 1977 Booker Prize Awards, of
• E36: Dame Patricia Routledge Remembers… Hetty Wainthropp Investigates (2024-09-03) — Dame Patricia explains what attracted her to playing the woman who discovers an extraordinary talent for sleuthing in her sixties, cracking the case where all else fail, and why su
• E37: Dame Patricia Routledge Remembers… Talking Heads (2024-09-03) — Talking Heads was Alan Bennett’s acclaimed series of one-off tele-plays, written specifically for a selection of some of his favourite actors, including the great Dame Patricia Rou
• E38: Jed Mercurio and Martin Compston Remember… Line of Duty (2024-09-04) — Line of Duty creator, writer and showrunner, Jed Mercurio, and leading cast member Martin Compston, aka DI Steve Arnott, enter the interrogation room, press the record button, and
• E39: Sally Wainwright Remembers… Happy Valley (2024-09-11) — Writer Sally Wainwright looks back on the origins of her Bafta-winning drama Happy Valley, which first appeared on the nation’s TV screens in 2014, and instantly established itself
• E40: Peter Kosminsky Remembers… The Project (2024-09-15) — As a new Labour government settles into power with a huge majority under Keir Starmer, director Peter Kosminsky considers this an ideal time to revisit and reflect on the lessons t
• E41: Alison O'Donnell Remembers… Shetland (2024-09-18) — As fans prepare for the arrival of series nine of the BBC’s long-running crime drama Shetland, actor Alison O’Donnell, who plays the much-loved character Tosh, takes an affectionat
• E42: Philip Glenister and Matthew Graham Remember… Life on Mars (2024-10-02) — Philip Glenister fires up the Cortina GXL one more time and takes a trip back in time to reflect on the hugely popular 1970s-set drama series Life on Mars, with writer and creator
• E43: Edward Mirzoeff Remembers… 40 Minutes (2024-10-06) — Edward Mirzoeff, former BBC executive documentary producer and series editor of flagship series 40 Minutes, looks back on his time at the helm of one of the most innovative and exc
• E44: Simon Schama Remembers… Landscape and Memory (2024-10-07) — Sir Simon Schama’s first foray into TV presenting, Landscape and Memory, presented a unique take on the links between nature and art. The series was based on his 1995 book, about w
• E45: Mick Jackson Remembers… Threads (2024-10-09) — Ahead of a rare rescreening of the BBC’s apocalyptic drama Threads, director and producer Mick Jackson looks back to 1984 and shares the story behind the creation of this acclaimed
• E46: Angela Rippon Remembers… Top Gear (2024-10-12) — Angela Rippon buckles up for a trip down memory lane and checks the rear-view mirror before sharing her memories of working on the very first series of Top Gear. This was years bef
• E47: Angela Rippon Remembers… Come Dancing (2024-10-12) — Angela Rippon’s love of dancing dates back to the ballet lessons she took as a young girl, and here – as she celebrates her 80th birthday – she looks back on the days when her prof
• E48: Christopher Timothy and Peter Davison Remember… All Creatures Great and Small (2024-10-19) — Actors Christopher Timothy and Peter Davison share their memories of working on the popular BBC drama series All Creatures Great and Small.
• E49: Joan Bakewell Remembers… Nelson Mandela in Heart of the Matter (2024-10-20) — Joan Bakewell looks back on what she describes as the greatest moment of her career, her scoop interview with Nelson Mandela as he left prison in 1990. She explains how the intervi
• E50: Joan Bakewell Remembers… Marcel Duchamp in Late Night Line-Up (2024-10-20) — Joan Bakewell remembers her interview with legendary French artist and sculptor Marcel Duchamp, just months before his death in 1968. At a time when artists were unlikely talk show
• E51: Peter McDougall Remembers… The Elephants' Graveyard (2024-10-23) — Playwright Peter McDougall looks back at his bittersweet Play for Today from 1976, which starred Billy Connolly.
• E52: Joan Bakewell Remembers… Bette Davis at the NFT (2024-10-24) — Joan Bakewell looks back fondly on her evening spent with the legendary screen actor Bette Davis in 1972. Joan was in awe of such an icon of the golden age of cinema but was carefu
• E53: Gemma Arterton Remembers… Tess of the D'Urbervilles (2024-10-30) — David Nicholls's 2008 adaptation of Thomas Hardy’s Tess of the D’Urbervilles provided Gemma Arterton with her first lead role on television. She joined a cast of young talent, incl
• E54: Christopher Eccleston Remembers… Jude (2024-10-31) — Thomas Hardy’s classic story of class, love and familial heartbreak was so shocking at the time of its release that Hardy never wrote another novel. Christopher Eccleston looks bac
• E55: Mary Beard Remembers… Ultimate Rome: Empire Without Limit (2024-11-11) — Professor Mary Beard is known for her explorations of the ancient world, but here looks back on her more recent past, and the making of her acclaimed four-part 2016 series Ultimate
• E56: David Nicholls Remembers… Far from the Madding Crowd (2024-11-14) — Acclaimed novelist David Nicholls, perhaps best known for the best-selling One Day, looks back on the 2015 film of Thomas Hardy’s Far From the Madding Crowd, starring Carey Mulliga
• E57: Don Cupitt Remembers… The Sea of Faith (2024-11-18) — Don Cupitt, one of Britain’s leading Christian philosophers, once described by the Church Times as 'an ecclesiastical version of Tony Benn', marks 40 years since the broadcasting o
• E58: Martin Scorsese Remembers… Powell and Pressburger (2024-11-21) — Acclaimed director Martin Scorsese introduces the BBC’s much-anticipated season of films by the legendary team of Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger. Scorsese reveals why they r
• E59: Renny Rye Remembers… The Box of Delights (2024-12-07) — Director Renny Rye looks back on the BBC TV adaptation of John Masefield's 1935 fantasy children's novel.
• E60: Timothy Spall Remembers… Benjamin Zephaniah (2024-12-07) — Actor Timothy Spall shares his memories of working alongside Benjamin on the 1992 comedy drama Dread Poets Society. This one-off production was inspired by the real-life outrage th
• E61: Dame Judi Dench Remembers… Talking to a Stranger (2024-12-08) — Dame Judi Dench shares her memories of Talking to a Stranger, the groundbreaking 1960s drama by celebrated Z-Cars creator John Hopkins. The four-part piece followed four members of
• E62: Dame Judi Dench Remembers… Mr and Mrs Edgehill (2024-12-15) — Dame Judi Dench looks back on her role in 1985s Mr and Mrs Edgehill, a one-off drama based on a Noel Coward short story, which saw her and Sir Ian Holm playing husband and wife Eus
• E63: Mackenzie Crook Remembers… Detectorists (2024-12-23) — Mackenzie Crook shares what inspired him to write his hit series Detectorists – a funny and touching series about a group of metal detectorists (not detectors) in the fictional tow
• E64: Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais Remember… Porridge (2024-12-24) — Fifty years on from when the prison doors first slammed shut on Norman Stanley Fletcher, Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais look back at a landmark British comedy. Dick and Ian explai
• E65: Zoë Wanamaker Remembers… David Copperfield (2024-12-28) — Actor Zoë Wanamaker recalls the BBC's 1999 star-studded adaptation of the Dickens classic.
• E66: Derek Jacobi Remembers… Much Ado About Nothing (2024-12-28) — Sir Derek Jacobi looks back on the filmed version of Franco Zeffirelli’s famous 1960s production of Much Ado About Nothing – a performance that brought together Robert Stephens, in

2025

• E1: Ruth Jones Remembers… Hattie (2025-01-01) — A self-confessed comedy hero to Ruth Jones, Hattie Jacques was a core part of postwar British comedy history. Roles in the Carry On films and TV sitcoms such as Sykes and Hancock c
• E2: Vivien Heilbron Remembers… Cloud Howe (2025-02-19) — Actress Vivien Heilbron looks back on the 1982 drama series Cloud Howe, the second part of the BBC’s acclaimed adaptation of Lewis Grassic Gibbon’s classic trilogy A Scots Quair. V
• E3: Vivien Heilbron Remembers… Grey Granite (2025-02-26) — First broadcast in 1983, Grey Granite was the third and final part of Lewis Grassic Gibbon’s A Scots Quair trilogy that the BBC adapted for television. Leading actress Vivien Heilb
• E4: David Herman Remembers… Face to Face (2025-03-16) — From Tony Hancock to Martin Luther King, Yoko Ono to Salman Rushdie, Face to Face interrogated some of the key figures in 20th-century culture. From its start in 1959, to its retur
• E5: Adrian Lester Remembers… Company (2025-03-30) — Actor Adrian Lester looks back on the celebrated 1996 Donmar Warehouse revival of the Stephen Sondheim musical Company.
• E6: Tony Marchant Remembers… Take Me Home (2025-04-02) — Writer Tony Marchant looks back on his 1989 drama Take Me Home, a troubled love story set amidst a political backdrop of changing attitudes, technological advances and residential
• E7: David Olusoga Remembers… Artists and Models (2025-04-07) — Historian David Olusoga looks back on the 1986 BBC drama documentary Artists and Models, which had a profound influence on him as a young man. David remembers how the series ignite
• E8: Willard White Remembers… Porgy and Bess (2025-04-13) — The great opera singer Sir Willard White recalls his experiences on the first televised production of Porgy and Bess, based itself on Trevor Nunn’s acclaimed 1986 Glyndebourne stag
• E9: Jimmy McGovern Remembers… The Lakes (2025-04-16) — Writer Jimmy McGovern looks back on The Lakes, his 1997 drama that showed viewers one of Britain’s most-loved beauty spots in a whole new light, riddled with crime, drugs, sex and
• E10: Jimmy McGovern Remembers… Priest (2025-04-30) — Screenwriter Jimmy McGovern looks back on his acclaimed, but controversial, 1995 drama Priest, explaining how an initial desire to explore the notion of celibacy for Catholic pries
• E11: Gary Wilmot Remembers… Showstoppers (2025-05-04) — Gary Wilmot looks back fondly on his time presenting Showstoppers, a 1995 series jam-packed with well-known hits from musical theatre. The series started life as a one-off special
• E12: Jimmy McGovern Remembers… Common (2025-05-07) — Screenwriter Jimmy McGovern remembers his 2014 drama Common, which explores the concept and consequences of the law of joint association through the story of a fictional murder inv
• E13: Elaine Paige Remembers… A Night on the Town (2025-05-11) — Elaine Paige looks back on A Night on the Town – a musical extravaganza from the early 1980s, filmed with a mostly American cast of singers and dancers, such as Ann Reinking, Hinto
• E14: Andrew Roberts Remembers… AJP Taylor's The War Lords (2025-05-12) — AJP Taylor was rightly renowned as one of Britain’s finest historians, combining his academic work at Oxford with a successful career as author and broadcaster. Taylor established
• E15: Simon Schama Remembers… The Power of Art (2025-05-13) — Sir Simon Schama looks back on his 2006 series The Power of Art, which examined the works of eight artists and explored the question 'How powerful is art, can it change your life?'
• E16: Laurence Rees Remembers… The Nazis: A Warning from History (2025-05-19) — Laurence Rees' landmark 1997 series explored the reasons why Germany fell in thrall to the Nazis. Combining astonishing archive, storytelling and interviews with figures at the hea
• E17: Brian Cox Remembers… Bob Servant (2025-05-24) — Acting giant Brian Cox has enjoyed a stellar career and is known for the intensity of characters like Hannibal Lecter and Succession’s Logan Roy – but here we join him taking a fon
• E18: Alison Steadman Remembers… Girl (2025-06-08) — Alison Steadman Remembers… Girl

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• E19: Brian Cox Remembers… The Lost Language of Cranes (2025-06-15) — Actor Brian Cox looks back on the filming of the 1991 movie The Lost Language of Cranes, about a man struggling to come to terms with his sexuality and family secrets.
• E20: Romola Garai Remembers… Emma (2025-06-18) — Romola Garai shares her experiences of filming the much-loved 2009 series Emma, recalling how she drew on the text to bring Austen’s complicated heroine to life.
• E21: Katharine Schlesinger Remembers… Northanger Abbey (2025-06-25) — Katharine Schlesinger looks back on the filming of the 1987 adaptation of Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey.
• E22: Amanda Root and Sophie Thompson Remember… Persuasion (2025-06-26) — Actors Amanda Root and Sophie Thompson look back on their roles in the BBC’s 1995 adaptation of Jane Austen's Persuasion, a story of missed opportunities and lost love.
• E23: Frank McGuinness & Julie Nicholson Remember… A Song for Jenny (2025-07-02) — Frank McGuinness and Julie Nicholson look back on the 2015 drama that explored the impact of the 7/7 bombing at Edgware Road tube station.
• E24: George Gallaccio Remembers… Miss Marple (2025-07-05) — Producer George Gallaccio explains how Agatha Christie’s tales of death and deception were brought to life for the small screen and describes the pleasures of working with actress
• E25: Debbie Horsfield Remembers… Poldark (2025-07-09) — Screenwriter Debbie Horsfield shares the story of how her TV adaptation of Winston Graham's novels came about and describes the challenges of bringing it up to date for a modern au
• E26: Nicholas Shakespeare Remembers… Mario Vargas Llosa (2025-07-14) — Nicholas Shakespeare looks back on the film he made for Omnibus that followed his friend and fellow writer Mario Vargas Llosa in his bid to become president of Peru.
• E27: Debbie Horsfield Remembers… Cutting It (2025-07-16) — Writer Debbie Horsfield looks back on Cutting It, her drama series following the personal and professional rivalries of two competing Manchester hair salons.
• E28: Patrick Marber Remembers… After Miss Julie (2025-07-23) — Patrick Marber looks back on his 1995 adaptation of August Strindberg's classic play Miss Julie.
• E29: Helen Mirren Remembers… Gosford Park (2025-07-24) — Helen Mirren looks back on her role in Robert Altman’s acclaimed and multi-award-winning 2001 film Gosford Park, written by Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellowes.
• E30: Helen Mirren Remembers… The Little Minister (2025-07-27) — Dame Helen Mirren looks back on one of her earliest television roles in the BBC’s 1975 adaptation of JM Barrie’s The Little Minister.
• E31: Michael Aspel Remembers… The War Game (2025-07-30) — TV presenter Michael Aspel looks back on one of the BBC’s most controversial programmes of the 1960s, The War Game. Directed by Peter Watkins, with Michael providing some of the fi
• E32: Paul Lewis Remembers… Alfred Brendel (2025-08-10) — Paul Lewis provides a glimpse into the life and career of a performer assured of his place as one of the greatest musicians of the postwar era, classical pianist Alfred Brendel.
• E33: Stephen Poliakoff Remembers… Shooting the Past (2025-08-13) — Stephen Poliakoff looks back on his 1999 TV series Shooting the Past, revealing how he was given the brief to write something 'totally different from anything seen before'.
• E34: Jasper Carrott Remembers… (2025-08-19) — Comedy hero Jasper Carrott marks hitting his 80th year with a look back over the unique career that has seen him gracing our screens for the past five decades.
• E35: Stephen Poliakoff Remembers… Perfect Strangers (2025-08-20) — Stephen Poliakoff gives an insight into the making of his landmark BBC drama Perfect Strangers.
• E36: Phil Davis Remembers… The Firm (2025-09-17) — Phil Davis pays tribute to maverick director Alan Clarke as he looks back on his time acting in the 1989 made-for-television film The Firm.
• E37: Sarah Churchwell Remembers… The Great Gatsby (2025-09-18) — Sarah Churchwell looks at the origins of The Great Gatsby, F Scott Fitzgerald's evocative novel of the Roaring Twenties, and the inspiration behind its plot and characters.
• E38: Anthony Wall Remembers… Arena (2025-09-22) — Anthony Wall looks back on his time on Arena, from producer to series editor, and celebrates the films and people that made it groundbreaking, unmissable, unforgettable TV.
• E39: Waris Hussein Remembers… The Clothes in the Wardrobe (2025-09-24) — Director Waris Hussein talks about his memories of making the 1993 TV drama The Clothes in the Wardrobe, adapted from the Alice Thomas Ellis novel by Martin Sherman.
• E40: Bhasker Patel Remembers… Brothers in Trouble (2025-10-01) — Actor Bhasker Patel looks back at the 1993 BBC film Brothers in Trouble.
• E41: William Nicholson Remembers… Sweet as You Are (2025-10-08) — Acclaimed screenwriter William Nicholson looks back on the BBC drama he still considers one of his finest achievements, 1988's As Sweet as You Are.
• E42: Professor Angie Hobbs Remembers… The Great Philosophers (2025-10-13) — Professor Angie Hobbs gives a modern view on Bryan Magee’s highly influential series The Great Philosophers. She examines its approach, ideas and thinking and explains how it inspi
• E43: Lord Mervyn King Remembers… The Age of Uncertainty (2025-10-19) — Former governor of the Bank of England Mervyn King looks back on the BBC’s 1977 series on the history of economic thinking, The Age of Uncertainty.
• E44: David Hare Remembers… The Absence of War (2025-10-29) — Screenwriter David Hare looks back on his 1995 political drama The Absence of War, a fictional account of a Labour general election campaign.
• E45: Ian McNeice Remembers… Edge of Darkness (2025-11-01) — Actor Ian McNeice looks back on the 1985 political thriller Edge of Darkness, which quickly established itself as a landmark series in British TV history.
• E46: Emma Thompson and Paul Murton Remember… The Blue Boy (2025-11-05) — Emma Thompson and Paul Murton discuss The Blue Boy, a film Paul was inspired to write after a spooky experience the pair shared during a late night lock-in at a haunted inn as teen
• E47: Matthew Bourne Remembers… Swan Lake (2025-11-09) — Acclaimed choreographer and director Sir Matthew Bourne discusses his groundbreaking reinterpretation of Tchaikovsky's classic ballet Swan Lake.
• E48: Graham Reid Remembers… The Precious Blood (2025-11-12) — Writer Graham Reid looks back on his 1996 BBC drama The Precious Blood, set in a Belfast trying to secure a lasting peace and starring Amanda Burton and Kevin McNally.
• E49: Graham Reid Remembers… Life After Life (2025-11-12) — Playwright Graham Reid looks back on his 1995 TV drama Life After Life, a powerful addition to his work on the Troubles, about a murderer released into ceasefire Belfast.
• E50: Ruth Wilson and Toby Stephens Remember… Jane Eyre (2025-11-19) — Actors Ruth Wilson and Toby Stephens look back on the 2006 TV adaptation of Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre.
• E51: Kay Adshead Remembers… Wuthering Heights (2025-11-26) — Actor, producer and writer Kay Adshead reflects on her memorable portrayal of Cathy Earnshaw in the BBC’s 1978 adaptation of Wuthering Heights.
• E52: Michael Aspel Remembers… The Evacuees (2025-12-14) — Michael Aspel, now 92, reflects on his childhood as an evacuee during the Second World War, sharing vivid memories that he first touched on in the 1969 documentary The Evacuees.
• E53: William Nicholson Remembers… Shadowlands (2025-12-17) — Screenwriter William Nicholson recalls the making of the 1985 BBC drama Shadowlands, an exploration of faith, love and loss starring Joss Ackland and Claire Bloom.
• E54: Derek Griffiths Remembers… Bod (2025-12-20) — Icon of children's broadcasting Derek Griffiths looks back on the much-loved 1970s animated series Bod, a cult classic narrated by Dad’s Army’s John Le Mesurier.
• E55: Michael Palin Remembers… East of Ipswich (2025-12-23) — Michael Palin recounts the story behind his much-loved 1987 coming-of-age drama East of Ipswich.
• E56: Peter Egan and Penelope Wilton Remember… Ever Decreasing Circles (2025-12-24) — Actors Peter Egan and Penelope Wilton look back on their roles as Ann and Paul in the BBC’s 1980s sitcom Ever Decreasing Circles.
• E57: Samuel West Remembers… Prunella Scales (2025-12-27) — Actor Samuel West introduces a special night of BBC programmes that celebrate the life and work of his mother, Prunella Scales.

2026

• E1: Christopher Biggins Remembers… Rentaghost (2026-01-03) — Beloved entertainer Christopher Biggins takes a nostalgic look back at his time on the classic BBC comedy Rentaghost. Sharing fond memories of the show’s quirky humour and unforget
• E2: Mike Leigh Remembers… Nuts in May (2026-01-10) — Mike Leigh, icon of British TV and film, looks back on one of his most popular and influential television plays, 1976's classic camping comedy Nuts in May.
• E3: Richard Eyre Remembers… Ibsen (2026-01-18) — With a career spanning seven decades, acclaimed theatre, film and TV director Richard Eyre has been involved in a number of hugely successful Ibsen productions. His adaptation of G
• E4: Trevor Eve, Juliet Stevenson and David Thacker Remember… A Doll's House (2026-02-08) — A look back at the BBC's acclaimed 1992 adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House that reunites leading cast members Trevor Eve and Juliet Stephenson and director David Thacker.
• E5: Roy Clarke Remembers… Open All Hours (2026-02-10) — The recently knighted sitcom writer Roy Clarke looks back on one of his best-loved creations, Open All Hours, and shares his memories of working with two comedy legends.
• E6: Michael Palin Remembers… Number 27 (2026-02-11) — Michael Palin shares memories of his 1988 screenplay for the drama Number 27 – one of his early post-Python solo ventures and written around the same time as East of Ipswich.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Remembers… have? 5 season(s) with 171 episodes.

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