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Post by Peter Stirling on Jun 22, 2020 15:21:56 GMT
Apparently TPTV has unearthed a 16mm copy of a 1965 episode of No Hiding Place previously unknown to Kaleidoscope or anyone else 'Music for Murder' .
They are on the lookout for other episodes if anyone here could point them in the right direction of the survivors.
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Post by williammcgregor on Jun 24, 2020 7:46:39 GMT
Hi Peter,
If you and Talking Pictures can find out, from whom Dave Clark obtained the Ready Steady Go! episodes?, this
may lead to other Rediffusion programmes that include No Hiding Place.
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Post by Peter Stirling on Jun 24, 2020 11:24:47 GMT
Hi Peter, If you and Talking Pictures can find out, from whom Dave Clark obtained the Ready Steady Go! episodes?, this may lead to other Rediffusion programmes that include No Hiding Place. AFAIK William Ready Steady GO episodes were discovered by the Inland Revenue LOL. Apparently, when AR ceased to be, the basement used as the early RSG studio was rented out as storage space for the IR. It was after some considerable time (perhaps after a cupboard stock check or something) probably somebody in the tax office said "hey what the hell are these?" |
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Post by richardwoods on Jun 26, 2020 15:14:53 GMT
Enjoyed No Hiding Place in a quiet sort of way. Typical 60’s procedural I thought. Very pleased to see Talking Pictures confirm before & after the credits that the episode came from a collector & that they stated their commitment to search for other missing TV.
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Post by paul carney on Jun 26, 2020 19:25:49 GMT
It seemed to end very abruptly.
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Post by stuartfanning on Oct 9, 2020 16:12:26 GMT
Talking Pictures TV found three unearthed episodes of 'No Hiding Place'
A Pocketful of Bones (1963)
Whoever's right Sweeney's wrong (1965)
Music for Murder (1965)
In the first we have Eric Lander back on the show, after the failure of the spin-off: 'Echo Four-Two' he starred in. He is now a Detective Inspector.
Lets hope there are more episodes to be found.
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