A great little programme, hugely aided throughout by the laughing, gallus presence of Grace Maxwell, who nursed Scots singer (and husband) Edwyn Collins back to eventual health after his devastating brain haemorrhage, and told her tale with wit, warts and a thoroughly refreshing lack of mawkishness or self-pity.
On the other hand, producer David Lane praises the series for its increased humour following the dark tone of Captain Scarlet and sees Joe 90 as much more family-orientated in comparison to its forerunner, summing up the series as "a great little programme".
This was a fabulous, funny, insightful little programme, which reminded again that comedy takes ages to get right and that it's not enough to shout "knob pooh crotch" down the phone.
It was a down-to-earth, step-by-step, pedestrian little programme presented by Laura Richards, a totally colourless woman from the Violent Crime Directorate at the Yard.
Scotland still threatens to leave it marooned in an ever-Tory England, new polls show that most voters would rather have that month-old bacon sandwich than Ed Miliband and, worse, there was a lethal smart bullet being fired into its heart courtesy of a little radio programme, Generation Right, which told a big story indeed.
Of course this sordid little programme had nothing new to offer, no insight, no access, just another load of masturbatory drivel about the House of Windsor.
Their appeal is embedded in a little-remembered programme, their first, that went out at teatime in 1996.
As part of the British Council's Venice Takeaway exhibition at the RIBA, Chambers and Haley travelled to Rio de Janeiro to investigate a little-known programme of standardised school building in the 1980s, which left more than 500 system-built schools across the state – designed by none other than Oscar Niemeyer.
When I wanted to be off out with my friends and the male models my own age!" She acted a little ("in TV programmes like the French version of Saved by the Bell") and spent the summers working in expensive night clubs in St Tropez.
If I may say, perhaps a little immodestly, the programmes and priorities of no other UN agency match so perfectly, in depth and breadth, with the Millennium Development Goals as do those of UNICEF.
