A film adaptation was released in 1971, and the show placed fourth in a BBC poll to find Britain's best sitcom in 2004.
They were arrested as a result of the British policy of internment without trial in 1971 when thousands of suspects, mainly from Ireland's nationalist-republican community, were rounded up.
Managed by McLean since 1971, the club had enjoyed a decade and a half of success, consisting of two League Cup wins, a first Premier League title in 1982-83 and five further Cup final defeats, confirming their progression from the smaller club in Dundee to their part in the "New Firm" in Scotland.
Born in Sussex in 1971 to an Anglo-Irish family, Hegarty moved with them to Amsterdam, then California, when he was 10.
Patrick Corrigan, Amnesty's Northern Ireland programme director, said: "The then Irish government took a brave and unprecedented step when bringing the case against the UK back in 1971.
There are now more legal drugs on sale than were even dreamed of when the first global drug laws were written: the 1961 and 1971 UN drug conventions proscribe just 234.
But that was 1971 and the promotional film, Sheffield Cityy on the Move.
1971 It housed thousands of men detained sometimes for several years without trial, which helped drive a whole new generation into the IRA.
The British car industry was already preparing for relocation to Europe in 1971 when a long strike at Dagenham resulted in the complete shutdown of the plant for three months.
Jim Skinner, the McDonald's chief executive who started at the firm as a management trainee in 1971 and went on to become one of its most successful leaders, has announced his retirement.
In 1971, a group of women set about "smashing the nuclear family".
