The Campbell Playhouse was a CBS radio drama series directed by and starring Orson Welles. The series offered 60-minute adaptations of classic plays and novels, plus some adaptations of popular motion pictures. Campbell’s Soup signed on as the show’s sponsor.

here were 17 episodes in this short lived 1967 BBC detective series based on the Sexton Blake pulp novels. Alas, we only have 14. If you see them anywhere else, please let us know. The three missing ones are dated Sep 7 & 28 and Oct 12 - all 1967. This series starred William Franklyn as Blake who was a well-known UK character actor on many shows during that period, and later. Sexton Blake was a contemporary of Holmes, Raffles, Drummond.

Doctor at Large was a 13-part BBC Radio adaptation which began in June 1969. It starred Richard Briers as Simon Sparrow and Geoffrey Sumner as Sir Lancelot Spratt. Originally from the British physician, Richard Gordon, who wrote 18 novels about the hapless young doctors. There were seven movies and seven TV series as well. This is the second radio series before it moved on to television.

Doctor in the House was a 13-part BBC Radio adaptation which began in September 1968. It starred Richard Briers as Simon Sparrow and Geoffrey Sumner as Sir Lancelot Spratt. Originally from the British physician, Richard Gordon, who write 18 novels about the hapless young doctors. There were seven movies and seven TV series as well. Two were adapted into Doctor in the House and the next series Doctor at Large.  Please Sit Back & Enjoy!

BBC Radio undertook adaptations of all the TV episodes, with three of the main TV actors reprising their roles. Following on from this, creator Henry Cecil in partnership with Basil Dawson created two series of further adventures for young barrister Roger Thursby.

BBC Radio undertook adaptations of all the TV episodes, with three of the main TV actors reprising their roles. Following on from this, creator Henry Cecil in partnership with Basil Dawson created two series of further adventures for young barrister Roger Thursby.

BBC Radio undertook adaptations of all the TV episodes, with three of the main TV actors reprising their roles. Following on from this, creator Henry Cecil in partnership with Basil Dawson created two series of further adventures for young barrister Roger Thursby.

From 1957, a real classic, The Day of The Triffids by John Wyndham

Radio Plays featuring Colin Dexter's Ispector Morse.

Four Radio 4 plays with a medical theme