Ken Hannam

Digitally remastered edition of all the surviving colour episodes from the 1960s/70s BBC series set in the aristocratic world of the English upper classes where Paul Temple (Francis Matthews), a crime writer turned private eye, conducts his investigations with the help of his wife, Steve (Ros Drinkwater). Episodes comprise: 'The Games People Play', 'Corrida', 'The Specialists', 'Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly?', 'Motel', 'Cue Murder!', 'Death of Fasching', 'Catch Your Death', 'Ricochet', 'With Friends Like You Who Needs Enemies?' and 'The Quick and the Dead'.<br/><br/>Stylish, cool, incisive - protective of his loving wife "Steve" - Paul Temple was an exemplary crime writer turned crime solver as played by Francis Matthews in the acclaimed and much loved TV series. Often filmed at glamorous locations throughout Europe, Temple operated like a cross-between Miss Marple and Poirot with the slick cutting-edge style of The Saint. The Paul Temple Collection represents the surviving colour episodes of this rich series, a time capsule of 1970s fashion in clothes, cars & drinks.

Six-part BBC adaptation of the classic science fiction thriller. When a mysterious comet shower results in large swathes of the population becoming blind it is up to the sighted survivors to try and re-establish human civilization. Meanwhile, as the carnivorous plants known as triffids begin wreaking havoc on the blind human population, farm worker Bill Masen (John Duttine) attempts to flee London with Jo (Emma Relph) but some sighted survivors are opposed to leaving the blind population at the mercy of the triffids.

Six-part BBC adaptation of the classic science fiction thriller. When a mysterious comet shower results in large swathes of the population becoming blind it is up to the sighted survivors to try and re-establish human civilization. Meanwhile, as the carnivorous plants known as triffids begin wreaking havoc on the blind human population, farm worker Bill Masen (John Duttine) attempts to flee London with Jo (Emma Relph) but some sighted survivors are opposed to leaving the blind population at the mercy of the triffids.