Film is Fabulous! is thrilled to announce a showcase screening event, which will be held at Riverside Studios in London on Saturday, 28th November 2026. 

The screening will include the recovered episode of Late Night Horror, which will be shown together with the recording of The Beatles for Top of the Pops in 1964, plus episodes of the groundbreaking medical drama, Emergency Ward 10.

INTRODUCTION 

Host: Oliver Crocker

PART ONE (90 mins)

EMERGENCY WARD 10

Episode 723

Broadcast: 14th July 1964

Episode 726

Broadcast: 24th July 1964

DISCUSSION 

Following the screening of the two episodes a discussion with Annette, hosted by TV Historian Oliver Crocker, with Prof. Justin Smith of Film is Fabulous!, will encompass television in the 1960s.

https://riversidestudios.co.uk/whats-on/ukV-film-is-fabulous-showcase-discussion-recovered-part-one/

INTERMISSION 

PART TWO (90 mins)

THE BEATLES

Top of the Pops

Recorded: 19th March 1964

DISCUSSION 

TV Historian Oliver Crocker, will discuss the recording of The Beatles for Top of the Pops with Alec Bray, a former BBC cameraman who was present.

LATE NIGHT HORROR

No Such Thing As A Vampire 

Broadcast: 24th July 1968

(Black & White)

DISCUSSION 

Following the screening of the episode a discussion with Charles Norton, a freelance Producer, and John Franklin of Film is Fabulous! will be held.

https://riversidestudios.co.uk/whats-on/ukw-film-is-fabulous-showcase-discussion-recovered-part-two/

Please note, the screening of Late Night Horror: No Such Thing as a Vampire is free of charge, and any fees relate to other parts of the event programme.