Out of The Unknown Release Question

[B Thomas]

gh said:

This may well be a stupid question, but...

The only "stupid question" is the one you don't ask.

[Frederick Thompson]

The British Audience Research Bureau use a sample of 5100 households, say 10,200 people plus guests. This would give a sampling error of roughly plus or minus 1.4%.

I suspect the accuracy drops off badly for small components as some critics probably rightly say.

However with BBC Four my contacts with them remind me of an old rule of thumb that the BBC may still use, which was to value complimentary letters and telephone calls with something like 10 to 25 times the value of complaints. Thus if you like AfA remake tell BBC Four’s “Have Your Say” and if you do not please keep it to yourself.

If this helps with a screening of Out of the Unknown episode or a DVD it will be worth the small effort needed.

[Greg H]

Sage advice Frederick, Cheers for that and I most certainly will be dropping some comments in the appropriate direction bearing what you said in mind

[LanceM]

I seem to remember reading somewhere online that Tunnell Under The World had been recovered. Can't seem to find any mention of this anywhere. Could someone shed some light here.

Thanks, Lance.

[Ian Levine]

lancem said:

I seem to remember reading somewhere online that Tunnell Under The World had been recovered. Can't seem to find any mention of this anywhere. Could someone shed some light here.

Thanks, Lance.

It has indeed, and I have a copy.
It was returned by the guys from Kaleidoscope about three years ago.

[Andrew Doherty]

To LanceM and Ian Levine.

'Tunnel Under The World' was shown, complete, at the 2004 'Misssing, Believed Wiped' event and I thought it was really imaginative. Just the kind of drama that television used to do superbly well.

Yours,