This is Rose Tinted Black and White TV's spin off Review Show.

Currently we've been watching the Black and White Episodes of The Saint available on Sunday evenings on Talking Pictures TV.

In this episode, we mull over The Arrow of God, The Pearls of Peace, The Element of Doubt, The Effete Angler and The Charitable Countess, and go wandering off down some rabbit holes.

For more general ramblings on the burning issues of 1960s television, there's the original RTBWTV shop window available on Buzzsprout, but also archived on Soundcloud for posterity.

A leisurely swim (rather than a deep dive) through the classic television that flitted across the black and white screens of the UK from 1960 until the three day week.

Co hosts Guy Morgan and David Newell consider shows that are still available, others that have been lost and some which should have existed and perhaps still could...........

In Episode 4

In a very short episode, what Guy did on his holidays - basically seeking the real settings of two well known ITC shows - David's memories of Ian Hendry, plus looking forward to what ramblings we will be covering in future episodes once we we're allowed to upload more stuff on Buzzsprout -- but for all the content you can bear, listen to us here on Soundcloud.

A leisurely swim (rather than a deep dive) through the classic television that flitted across the black and white screens of the UK from 1960 until the three day week.

Co hosts Guy Morgan and David Newell consider shows that are still available, others that have been lost and some which should have existed and perhaps still could...........

In Episode 3

The Mystery of half Avengers' points explained, performers with uncredited credits, untidy burglars and how drama schools have to update their training to accommodate modern life.

Please note all dialogue and music quotes are for educational use and all rights remain with the holder.

You can find full versions on the excellent The Music of ITC CD and Sergeant Cork's title music is from the DVD box set. Enjoy.

A leisurely swim (rather than a deep dive) through the classic television that flitted across the black and white screens of the UK from 1960 until the three day week.

Co hosts Guy Morgan and David Newell consider shows that are still available, others that have been lost and some which should have existed and perhaps still could...........

In Episode 2 we ponder how to pronounce Bill Nagy's name, why Cornwall is such a frequent setting for intrigue, and what heavy competition was The Saint up against?

Please note all dialogue and music quotes are for educational use and all rights remain with the holder.

You can find full versions on the excellent The Music of ITC CD and Sergeant Cork's title music is from the DVD box set. Enjoy.

A leisurely swim (rather than a deep dive) through the classic television that flitted across the black and white screens of the UK from 1960 until the three day week.

Co hosts Guy Morgan and David Newell consider shows that are still available, others that have been lost and some which should have existed and perhaps still could...........

Please note all dialogue and music quotes are for educational use and all rights remain with the holder.

You can find full versions on the excellent The Music of ITC CD and Sergeant Cork's title music is from the DVD box set. Enjoy.

The sonic adventures of Ottilie Box, Classical Music and Culture Radio Presenter and repeated winner of "Doyenne of Double Entendre."

Episode Ten Ottilie Box Faces the Music

Ottilie solves a present difficulty but the past is catching up with her……….

Ottilie was played by Carol Ann Reed,

Benjamin was Paul Stonehouse,

Emily White was Candida,

Janice Barnes-Newton was Celia Braithwaite,

Jonathan Morgan was Superintendent Cox and David Newell was Lord Justice Haversack.

The theme music was arranged by Sally Lane.

The series was written by Jonathan Morgan, produced by Guy Morgan and was a Soundstagenorth production © 2014