One Pair of Eyes (TV series)

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One Pair of Eyes
Country of originUnited Kingdom
Original languageEnglish
Production
Executive producersChristopher Ralling
Anthony de Lotbiniere
Original release
Network BBC Two
Release5 June 1967 (1967-06-05) –
8 April 1984 (1984-04-08)

One Pair Of Eyes is a British current affairs documentary programme, which was first broadcast on the 5 May 1967 on BBC Two. [1] The episodes were broadcast sporadically, usually once a month, [1] with each episode presented by a different person, and focused on a subject that they care about. Those subjects could be controversial, according to David Attenborough who commissioned the series, as he was BBC Two's director of programmes at the time. [2] [3]

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The presenters were highly thought of, and from a wide range of fields which included: broadcasters, newspaper and magazine editors, journalists, foreign correspondents, writers, satirists, artists, scientists, astronomers, academics, politicians, trade union leaders, activists, architects, actors, comedians, musicians, composers, businessmen, members of the military, farmers, factory workers, chefs and barons.

Episodes

Episode Number Episode Title Presenter Producer Executive Producer Director Date
Episode 1 [4] Temporary Person Passing Through James Cameron Christopher Ralling Dick Fontaine 6 May 1967 [5]
Episode 2A Traveller in the Dreamtime Alex Comfort Christopher RallingBrigit Barry3 June 1967 [6]
Episode 3A City of Magnificent Intentions Anthony Howard Peter RobinsonChristopher Ralling1 July 1967 [7]
Episode 4No Worse Heresy Nicholas Tomalin Francis Megahy Christopher Ralling29 July 1967 [8]
Episode 5 [9] The Road to Kingdom ComeJames CameronChristopher Ralling Richard Marquand 23 September 1967 [10]
Episode 6The Dead Hand of Democracy Jo Grimond Christopher RallingRichard Marquand23 October 1967 [11]
Episode 7You've Got to WinPeter WilsonChristopher RallingPeter Robinson18 November 1967 [12]
Episode 8Stay Baby Stay Norman Parkinson Christopher Ralling Michael Blakstad 16 December 1967 [13]
Episode 9Off to Philadelphia Tyrone Guthrie Christopher RallingJohn Gibson13 January 1968 [14]
Episode 10Berlin: The Haunted HouseJames CameronChristopher RallingChristopher Ralling10 February 1968 [15]
Episode 11Margaret Drabble: A Place Called Exile Margaret Drabble Christopher RallingRichard Marquand9 March 1968 [16] [17]
Episode 12Claud Cockburn: One More River to Cross Claud Cockburn Christopher Ralling Charles Denton 13 April 1968 [18]
Episode 13Was Your Schoolmaster Really Necessary? Robert Morley Christopher Ralling Stephen Peet 4 May 1968 [19]
Episode 14Four Cheers for Britain Gerald Nabarro Christopher RallingMichael Brown8 June 1968 [20]
Episode 15It's A Two Faced-World John Mortimer Christopher RallingSimon Campbell-Jones6 July 1968 [21]
Episode 16Who Are the Cockneys Now? Georgia Brown Christopher RallingAnthony Searle17 August 1968 [22] [23] [24]
Episode 17I Think I See Violence All Around Me Gerald Scarfe Christopher Ralling John Irvin 22 August 1968 [25]
Episode 18A Taste of Privilege Kenneth Tynan Christopher Ralling Fred Burnley 31 August 1968 [26]
Episode 19Vikings Anonymous René Cutforth Christopher RallingChristopher Ralling28 September 1968 [27]
Episode 20Michael Frayn: 'As When in a Dream We Discover We Can Fly' Michael Frayn Christopher RallingJohn Ingram26 October 1968 [28]
Episode 21If I Had a Million... Charlotte Bingham Christopher RallingAnthony Searle23 November 1968 [29]
Episode 22One Black Englishman Dom Moraes Anthony de Lotbiniere Francis Megahy 21 December 1968 [30]
Episode 23Joe Tilson: I See with my Ears and Hear through my Fingertips Joe Tilson Anthony de LotbiniereSimon Campbell-Jones18 January 1969 [31]
Episode 24Romance Is Dead - Long Live Romance Marjorie Proops Anthony de LotbiniereAnthony Searle15 February 1969 [32]
Episode 25Return to the River KwaiJohn CoastAnthony de LotbiniereAnthony de Lotbiniere15 March 1969 [33]
Episode 26Through the Eye of a Needle Jock Campbell, Baron Campbell of Eskan Anthony de Lotbiniere Nicholas Garnham 12 April 1969 [34]
Episode 27 [35] [36] Can You Speak Venusian? Patrick Moore Anthony de LotbiniereSimon Campbell-Jones10 May 1969 [37]
Episode 28Some Talk of Alexander John Dankworth Anthony de LotbiniereAnthony Searle31 May 1969 [38]
Episode 29No, But Seriously... Marty Feldman Anthony de LotbiniereFrancis Megahy7 June 1969 [39]
Episode 30Britain Through Foreign Eyes Con O'Neill Anthony de LotbiniereSimon Campbell-Jones5 July 1969 [40]
Episode 31It's a Sad but Beautiful Joke Gwyn Thomas Anthony de LotbiniereGilchrist Calder6 September 1969 [41]
Episode 32The Unreal Image David Holden Anthony de Lotbiniere27 September 1969 [42]
Episode 33Is the Law an Ass? Francis Camps Anthony de LotbiniereAnthony Searle18 October 1969 [43]
Episode 34Happiness is Wheel-Shaped Tom Wolfe Anthony de LotbiniereCharles Denton24 January 1970 [44]
Episode 35 [45] Danger - Women at Work! Shirley Conran Anthony de LotbiniereSimon Campbell-Jones7 February 1970 [46]
Episode 36Strictly for the French Yvonne Mitchell David WheelerAnthony Searle7 March 1970 [47]
Episode 37The Last of the Good Losers Brian Glanville David WheelerMichael Houldey4 April 1970 [48]
Episode 38We're Sliding Towards Destruction Benjamin Spock David WheelerMichael Rabiger18 April 1970 [49]
Episode 39Down With All Parties! John Creasey David Wheeler Peter Cotes 2 May 1970 [50]
Episode 40Border Country Raymond Williams David WheelerNicholas Garnham1 August 1970 [51]
Episode 41The Green RevolutionJohn CherringtonDavid WheelerRichard Marquand29 August 1970 [52]
Episode 42The Class that Came In from the Cold Clive Jenkins David Wheeler Barrie Gavin 19 September 1970 [53]
Episode 43Return as a StrangerDom MoraesAnthony de Lotbiniere17 October 1970 [54]
Episode 44I Draw as Though I Were a Horse Writing his Autobiography John Skeaping David Wheeler David Cobham 14 November 1970 [55]
Episode 45The Dreamwalkers Idries Shah David WheelerMichael Rabiger19 December 1970 [56]
Episode 46Alien's Return George Mikes David WheelerMichael Houldey9 January 1971 [57]
Episode 47You Must Make People Angry Mai Zetterling David WheelerPeter Cantor6 March 1971 [58]
Episode 48Doomsday Never Comes John Crosby David WheelerWilliam Brayne27 March 1971 [59]
Episode 49We Must Offer a VisionJohn DancyDavid WheelerHarry B. Levinson8 May 1971 [60]
Episode 50Charities Are Not Enough Des Wilson David Wheeler Mischa Scorer 12 June 1971 [61]
Episode 51One Man's Freedom Anthony Grey Malcolm BrownAlan Bell26 June 1971 [62]
Episode 52A Region of Shadow Laurens van der Post Malcolm BrownStephen Cross10 July 1971 [63]
Episode 53You're Never Alone with a Stately Home... Edward Douglas-Scott-Montagu, 3rd Baron Montagu of Beaulieu Malcolm BrownMischa Scorer28 August 1971 [64]
Episode 54 [65] [66] The Magic is Here and Now John Braine Malcolm BrownEric Davidson13 November 1971 [67] [68]
Episode 55Starting from ZeroLeonardo RicciMalcolm BrownMichael Rabiger11 December 1971 [69]
Episode 56Poets in a Barren Age Michael Tippett Malcolm BrownMischa Scorer19 February 1972 [70]
Episode 57 [71] Reyner Banham Loves Los Angeles Reyner Banham Malcolm BrownJulian Cooper11 March 1972 [72]
Episode 58Race Against Time Hugh Foot, Baron Caradon Malcolm BrownMischa Scorer3 June 1972 [73]
Episode 59Tom Stoppard Doesn't Know Tom Stoppard Malcolm BrownMichael Houldey7 July 1972 [74]
Episode 60We're Coming into our Own Arthur Dooley [66] Malcolm BrownEric Davidson18 August 1972 [75]
Episode 61Half Way Mark Mark Boxer Malcolm BrownJulian Cooper1 September 1972 [76]
Episode 62...I Sometimes Think I Really Don't Belong David Franklin Malcolm BrownPeter Robinson22 September 1972 [77]
Episode 63If You've Got a Pair of Eyes, Use Them Spike Milligan Hugh Burnett 19 February 1973 [78]
Episode 64The Real Thing is Always Worse Allan Prior Malcolm BrownPeter Robinson30 April 1973 [79]
Episode 65Love God - and Do As You Please Donald Soper Malcolm BrownMischa Scorer4 June 1973 [80]
Episode 66A Life in My Hands Antonia Fraser Malcolm BrownFred Burnley16 July 1973 [81]
Episode 67All Systems Go! Alan Garner Malcolm BrownLaurence Moore17 September 1973 [82]
Episode 68The Road to Ruritania Paul Johnson Malcolm BrownJulian Cooper25 October 1973 [83]
Episode 69A Passion for India Penelope Chetwode Malcolm BrownJonathan Stedall30 January 1974 [84]
Episode 70Epitaph to a Friendship Russell Braddon Malcolm BrownTom Haydon2 May 1974 [85]
Episode 71Food is a Four-letter Word L-O-V-E Robert Carrier Malcolm BrownBridget Winter18 July 1974 [86]
Episode 72I didn't know life would be like this! Eric Newby Malcolm BrownMischa Scorer16 October 1974 [87]
Episode 73'As a Man Is, So He Sees' Bernard Lovell Malcolm BrownJonathan Stedall13 November 1974 [88]
Episode 74Beryl Cook - I Have No Message Beryl Cook Jonathan Stedall19 February 1984 [89]
Episode 75Simon Trehearne - An Independent LifeSimon TrehearneJonathan Stedall26 February 1984 [90]
Episode 76John Wells - The Monkey Puzzle John Wells Jonathan Stedall
Robert Toner		4 March 1984 [91]
Episode 77Peter Hillmore - Making MischiefPeter HillmoreJonathan Stedall
Christopher Sykes		11 March 1984 [92]
Episode 78Zdena Tomin - Nationality Uncertain Zdena Tomin Jonathan Stedall
Christopher Hale 		18 March 1984 [93]
Episode 79Laurie Taylor - Country BluesLaurie TaylorJonathan Stedall
Clem Vallance		1 April 1984 [94]
Episode 80Cecil Collins - Fools and Angels Cecil Collins Jonathan Stedall
Christopher Sykes		8 April 1984 [95]

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  7. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: A City of Magnificent Intentions". BBC Programme Index. July 1967. Retrieved 20 May 2022.
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  12. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: You've Got to Win". BBC Programme Index. 18 November 1967. Retrieved 20 May 2022.
  13. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: Stay Baby Stay". BBC Programme Index. 16 December 1967. Retrieved 20 May 2022.
  14. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: Off to Philadelphia". BBC Programme Index. 13 January 1968. Retrieved 20 May 2022.
  15. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: Berlin: The Haunted House". BBC Programme Index. 10 February 1968. Retrieved 20 May 2022.
  16. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: Margaret Drabble: A Place Called Exile". BBC Programme Index. 9 March 1968. Retrieved 20 May 2022.
  17. ↑ "Programme - One Pair of Eyes: Margaret Drabble: A Place Called Exile". BBC Programme Index. 9 March 1968. Retrieved 20 May 2022.
  18. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: Claud Cockburn: One More River to Cross". BBC Programme Index. 13 April 1968. Retrieved 20 May 2022.
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  30. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: One Black Englishman". BBC Programme Index. 21 December 1968. Retrieved 20 May 2022.
  31. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: Joe Tilson: I See with my Ears and Hear through my Fingertips". BBC Programme Index. 18 January 1969. Retrieved 20 May 2022.
  32. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: Romance Is Dead - Long Live Romance". BBC Programme Index. 15 February 1969. Retrieved 20 May 2022.
  33. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: Return to the River Kwai". BBC Programme Index. 15 March 1969. Retrieved 20 May 2022.
  34. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: Through the Eye of a Needle". BBC Programme Index. 12 April 1969. Retrieved 20 May 2022.
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  41. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: It's a Sad but Beautiful Joke". BBC Programme Index. 6 September 1969. Retrieved 22 May 2022.
  42. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: The Unreal Image". BBC Programme Index. 27 September 1969. Retrieved 22 May 2022.
  43. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: Is the Law and Ass?". BBC Programme Index. 18 October 1969. Retrieved 22 May 2022.
  44. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: Happiness is Wheel-Shaped". BBC Programme Index. 24 January 1970. Retrieved 22 May 2022.
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  47. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: Strictly for the French". BBC Programme Index. 7 March 1970. Retrieved 22 May 2022.
  48. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: The Last of the Good Losers". BBC Programme Index. 4 April 1970. Retrieved 22 May 2022.
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  52. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: The Green Revolution". BBC Programme Index. 29 August 1970. Retrieved 26 May 2022.
  53. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: The Class that Came In from the Cold". BBC Programme Index. 19 September 1970. Retrieved 26 May 2022.
  54. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: Return as a Stranger". BBC Programme Index. 17 October 1970. Retrieved 26 May 2022.
  55. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: I Draw as Though I Were a Horse Writing his Autobiography". BBC Programme Index. 14 November 1970. Retrieved 26 May 2022.
  56. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: The Dreamwalkers". BBC Programme Index. 19 December 1970. Retrieved 26 May 2022.
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  59. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: Doomsday Never Comes". BBC Programme Index. 27 March 1971. Retrieved 26 May 2022.
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  61. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: Charities Are Not Enough". BBC Programme Index. 11 June 1971. Retrieved 26 May 2022.
  62. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: One Man's Freedom". BBC Programme Index. 26 June 1971. Retrieved 26 May 2022.
  63. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: A Region of Shadow". BBC Programme Index. 10 July 1971. Retrieved 26 May 2022.
  64. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: You're Never Alone with a Stately Home..." BBC Programme Index. 28 August 1971. Retrieved 26 May 2022.
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  88. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: 'As a Man Is, So He Sees'". BBC Programme Index. 13 November 1974. Retrieved 27 May 2022.
  89. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: Beryl Cook - I Have No Message". BBC Programme Index. 19 February 1984. Retrieved 3 June 2022.
  90. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: Simon Trehearne - An Independent Life". BBC Programme Index. 26 February 1984. Retrieved 3 June 2022.
  91. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: John Wells - The Monkey Puzzle". BBC Programme Index. 4 March 1984. Retrieved 3 June 2022.
  92. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: Peter Hillmore - Making Mischief". BBC Programme Index. 11 March 1984. Retrieved 3 June 2022.
  93. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: Zdena Tomin - Nationality Uncertain". BBC Programme Index. 18 March 1984. Retrieved 3 June 2022.
  94. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: Laurie Taylor - Country Blues". BBC Programme Index. April 1984. Retrieved 3 June 2022.
  95. ↑ "One Pair of Eyes: Cecil Collins - Fools and Angels". BBC Programme Index. 8 April 1984. Retrieved 3 June 2022.
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