Panorama — Season 3 · Screend

1955/1956

1955/1956

1955–1956

Rate

1955/1956

1955–1956

Starting on 19th September 1955, Richard Dimbleby took over as the presenter of Panorama bringing you “ Television’s Window on the World” according to the Radio Times. Continuing the weekly listings paper went on “Every Monday in this programme film and television cameras focus on events and personalities of the moment.” The show originated from the BBC Television Studios in London, with contributions from Outside Broadcast units, Regional Studios, and the BBC Film Unit. (Information from BBC Genome Project https://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/)

0Watched 0Reviews 0Lists

Panorama [19/09/55]

E1. Panorama [19/09/55]

Sep 19, 1955 · 30m

This edition marks the re-launch of the programme in a weekly format. Including a report by Woodrow Wyatt from Malta whose leaders are engaged in round table talks with Britain on the island's future independence. Also also featuring filmed interviews with foreign tourists in Britain and a direct line to France using the Eurovision terrestrial microwave network.

Panorama [26/09/55]

E2. Panorama [26/09/55]

Sep 26, 1955 · 30m

Panorama [03/10/55]

E3. Panorama [03/10/55]

Oct 3, 1955 · 30m

Including a report about the popularity of coffee bars in Britain.

Episode 4

Panorama [17/10/55]

E5. Panorama [17/10/55]

Oct 17, 1955 · 30m

Panorama [31/10/55]

E6. Panorama [31/10/55]

Oct 31, 1955 · 30m

Panorama [07/11/55]

E7. Panorama [07/11/55]

Nov 7, 1955 · 30m

Panorama [14/11/55]

E8. Panorama [14/11/55]

Nov 14, 1955 · 30m

Panorama [21/11/55]

E9. Panorama [21/11/55]

Nov 21, 1955 · 30m

Panorama [28/11/55]

E10. Panorama [28/11/55]

Nov 28, 1955 · 30m

Panorama [05/12/55]

E11. Panorama [05/12/55]

Dec 5, 1955 · 30m

Including an item in which reporter Max Robertson dresses as Santa Claus in Selfridges and attempts to discover what is top of the Christmas wish lists for children in 1955.

Panorama [12/12/55]

E12. Panorama [12/12/55]

Dec 12, 1955 · 30m

Panorama [02/01/56]

E13. Panorama [02/01/56]

Jan 2, 1956 · 30m

Includes an item on the Sadler's Wells Theatre.

Panorama [09/01/56]

E14. Panorama [09/01/56]

Jan 9, 1956 · 30m

Panorama [16/01/56]

E15. Panorama [16/01/56]

Jan 16, 1956 · 30m

Panorama [23/01/56]

E16. Panorama [23/01/56]

Jan 23, 1956 · 30m

Panorama [30/01/56]

E17. Panorama [30/01/56]

Jan 30, 1956 · 30m

Panorama [06/02/56]

E18. Panorama [06/02/56]

Feb 6, 1956 · 30m

Panorama [13/02/56]

E19. Panorama [13/02/56]

Feb 13, 1956 · 30m

Panorama [20/02/56]

E20. Panorama [20/02/56]

Feb 20, 1956 · 30m

Including a filmed item on guided missiles.

Panorama [27/02/56]

E21. Panorama [27/02/56]

Feb 27, 1956 · 30m

Bob Pelham takes part in a roving eye report from the British Industries Fair.

Panorama [05/03/56]

E22. Panorama [05/03/56]

Mar 5, 1956 · 30m

Panorama visits the southern US state of Virginia, where racial segregation is still rigidly enforced.

Panorama [12/03/56]

E23. Panorama [12/03/56]

Mar 12, 1956 · 30m

Panorama [19/03/56]

E24. Panorama [19/03/56]

Mar 19, 1956 · 30m

Panorama [26/03/56]

E25. Panorama [26/03/56]

Mar 26, 1956 · 30m

Milan

Apr 2, 1956 · 30m

Richard Dimbleby, with the Panorama team of special contributors, brings you a special Italian edition direct from a studio in Milan.

Panorama [09/04/56]

E27. Panorama [09/04/56]

Apr 9, 1956 · 30m

Panorama [16/04/56]

E28. Panorama [16/04/56]

Apr 16, 1956 · 30m

Including a live demonstration of the "saw through" illusion by magician P. C. Sorcar.

Panorama [23/04/56]

E29. Panorama [23/04/56]

Apr 23, 1956 · 30m

Panorama [30/04/56]

E30. Panorama [30/04/56]

Apr 30, 1956 · 30m

Details

Release dateSep 19, 1955

End dateJul 30, 1956

Episodes43

LanguageEN