TV icons reunite and fans can't get over their age
Spooks fans are struggling to wrap their heads around how Matthew Macfadyen, Keeley Hawes and David Oyelowo don’t seem to have aged.
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Spooks fans are struggling to wrap their heads around how Matthew Macfadyen, Keeley Hawes and David Oyelowo don’t seem to have aged.
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A TV series aired by the BBC more than 30 years ago was so scary and shocking that the broadcaster decided to never show it again.
On Halloween, 31 years ago a TV programme was broadcast on the BBC that was deemed so terrifying it has never been shown again - but now there are calls for it to be aired once more
The one-off mockumentary style show had frightened viewers jamming the BBC's telephone lines and was later criticised by broadcast regulators, with the show never returning to air