The Big Time (TV series)
The Big Time was a British documentary and reality television series made by the BBC, consisting of 15 original episodes which ran from 1976 to 1980. A revised, extended repeat of episode 12 was broadcast in 1981. Devised and produced by Esther Rantzen and narrated initially by Rantzen but later by John Pitman, Paul Heiney and Norma Shepherd, each programme followed a member of the public placed in the limelight as a result of their skill and documenting how they fared. Their progress was filmed and sundry professionals in their fields advised the amateur as they progressed.
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The Big Time (TV series)
The Big Time was a British documentary and reality television series made by the BBC, consisting of 15 original episodes which ran from 1976 to 1980. A revised, extended repeat of episode 12 was broadcast in 1981. Devised and produced by Esther Rantzen and narrated initially by Rantzen but later by John Pitman, Paul Heiney and Norma Shepherd, each programme followed a member of the public placed in the limelight as a result of their skill and documenting how they fared. Their progress was filmed and sundry professionals in their fields advised the amateur as they progressed.
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1981-04-21
1987-06-17
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1976-10-28
1982-09-07
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United Kingdom
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Henry Murray
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Ian Sharp
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John Bird
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Nick Handel
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Patricia Houlihan
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Pieter Morpurgo
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Richard Lightbody
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Ruth Jackson
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Terence O'Reilly
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Tony Salmon
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Henry Murray
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Ian Sharp
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John Bird
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Nick Handel
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Patricia Houlihan
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Pieter Morpurgo
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Ruth Jackson
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Tony Salmon
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Esther Rantzen
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Nick Handel
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1976-10-28
1982-09-07
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1981-04-21
1987-06-17
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In At The Deep End
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The Big Time
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1976-10-28
1976-11-04
1976-11-11
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Esther Rantzen
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In At The Deep End
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Jobs For The Boys
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Jobs For The Girls
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The Big Time
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Repeat episode from series 1.
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