In the past few years, we haven't had the one-off play, and plays adapt better to television than they do to film".
The one-off play, which went out live, has been written about before, Prince said, but "nobody had really put the connection together that this looks like the first surviving example of a mixed race relationship on television".
First introduced into the NFL in 1994, this new rule meant teams had the option of adding two points (rather than the one they would earn for a traditional 20-yard kick conversion) after they scored a touchdown by running a one-off play.
Kneale did his first work for the ITV network during this time, writing one-off play The Crunch for the ATV company in 1964.
His first script for ITV was the one-off play Murrain, made by the network's Midlands franchise holders Associated TeleVision (ATV) in 1975.
Prior to the development of workable television recording, if a broadcaster wished to repeat a programme (usually a one-off play), the actors would be re-hired for an additional fee to perform it again live.
Brisbane also learned their qualifying route and will host a one-off play-off against either Filipino club Global FC or Singaporean outfit Tampines Rovers at Suncorp Stadium on January 31.
The team that were England's last winners of the Heineken Cup beat the French side who twice got to the final, scoring the only tries to reach the new competition as winners of the one-off play-offs between the seventh-placed clubs in the Premiership and the Top 14.
Rob Baxter often stresses the importance of his side being true to themselves and to the way he wants the game to be played but, while it has certainly been central to their march up the league, now they must make sure this approach works in a one-off play-off.
In the late 1940s, for example, Reginald Rose began contributing scripts to CBS's series of one-off plays, Studio One.
In the 50s and 60s, one-off plays made economically in the studio went out to huge audiences.
