Looking for Barlow and watt series and !!!

[Stevecollins501]

hI GUYS , iM LOOKING FOR THE B arlow and Watt series to watch i believe there was 6 episodes i have lokked but cannot find also looking for the James Mason one as well i have seen the backyard of hanbury street clip but i would like to see more ........Thanks for your help again ........

[Phil H]

I managed to get a copy of the whole series (quite poor) on line. As I am not sure about the legality of the copies, I don't want to post the name of the company, but search around and you should find a source.

Phil H

[John Bennett]

The entire 'London Nobody Knows' is available to view on Youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jju1Mx5P_OU

[Stevecollins501]

Thank you very much guys i listened to the documentary Rippercast and i am trying to get a full set obviously would love Dan Farson one but hopefully one day someone will find this one somewhere in s dusty attic somewhere Ha Ha ........Really appreciate this Thanks

[Steve S]

I think it shows my age that I saw "The London nobody knows" as the B feature as the cinema..........

[Wickerman]

I think it shows my age that I saw "The London nobody knows" as the B feature as the cinema..........

So did I, and I think the main feature was The Incredible Journey, the original version.

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[Chris Scott]

The Farson documentary of November 1959 was a two parter - the TV guide listings are below

[Robert]

Part 2 looks like it might have involved grave-spitting.

[richardnunweek]

Hi,
Do we know if the second part was ever broadcast, involving the ''curious incident''?
I was always of the opinion that it was shelved, owing to the missing letter from the informant, one elderly lady.
I know the vast amount of Casebook reject this ''fairy story'', but seeing it described in text makes it seem more plausible, then just my rantings in the past.
Regards Richard.

[Bridewell]

The entire 'London Nobody Knows' is available to view on Youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jju1Mx5P_OU

It's also available as a DVD through Amazon:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/London-Nobody-Knows-Bicyclettes-Belsize/dp/B000Z63ZNS

Regards, Bridewell.

[Stephen Thomas]

I wouldn't half mind seeing screen shots of that BBC mock-up of Millers Court.

[coral]

I think I may have 2 video tapes of the Barlow & Watt series.

Hopefully partner could copy them onto DVD if anyone would like them - not promising anything - all trial & error!

Coral

[Chris Scott]

I wouldn't half mind seeing screen shots of that BBC mock-up of Millers Court.

Stephen
These might help - the actor is playing Bowyer

[Stephen Thomas]

Very many thanks indeed for that, Chris

And what great work from the BBC set designers.

[Cogidubnus]

Barlow and Watt

I watched it on You Tube a few months back, but it's now gone...possibly been taken down due to copyright infringement or something, (but would the BBC still assert it's rights after over 35 years?).

I did track it down to Veoh...but Veoh, alas, doesn't work like Youtube...to get more than a five minute preview you have to download Veoh player - which carries with it by default download, an unwanted toolbar, and which alters loads of your computer settings...if you go for the custom download (without the toolbar and bits) it doesn't seem to work...so I'd be inclined to steer clear of this particular source...

Unless you can find a boxed set somewhere, I'd periodically check with Youtube to see if some kind soul has put it up again...

All the best

Dave