Dramarama: Spooky - The Complete Series [ITV] [Network] [DVD]

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There’s a noise from outside and the camera pans round to the window and we hear people approaching.

Built sometime between 1165 and 1173 to consolidate Henry II’s power in East Anglia, it’s probably best known these days for its uniquely designed keep but readers with an interest in such matters may know it more from the climax of Witchfinder General (1968).

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The Keeper', written by Alan Garner, was the final episode of the original 'Spooky' series of the long running Dramarama series, an anthology show for children.Nicholas Ball, best known at the time for his leading role in the popular private detective drama Hazell (1978-1979), stars in David Hopkins’ story of the eponymous smug, egotistical radio DJ, the host of a confrontational late-night phone-in show. As Peter moves into the room, we’re shown something else, there’s not been a fire in that grate for a very long time…Welcome to Beacon Lodge.

Starring Robert McBain, Caroline Dudley, Suzanne Neve, Geoffrey Beevers, Terence Rigby and Nigel Hughes.

i really enjoyed STV's contribution to 'dramarama' 'wayfarers'on 'from the nation' at the royal holloway college on saturday. The series kicks off in impressive fashion, with the atmospheric ghost story "War Games With Caroline".

Then there's the one about the arrogant DJ who gets haunted by a Poltergeist who has become fed up with him! It might not be enough to give you nightmares, but the sight of Wilfred Brambell looking like a homeless Rick Wakeman may well be enough to make you think twice about turning the light off before going to bed. We know right from the off that there is something already resident, and comfortably at home, in the house and it's not best pleased at the arrival of the interlopers. Bobby is a scary story for Halloween about a woman who tries to bring her drowned son back from the dead using black magic. It was created by Anna Home, then head of children's and youth programming at TVS; however, the dramas themselves were produced by a total of twelve ITV regional companies.A genuinely scary story from that golden age of kids television when film-makers had literally no qualms about utterly terrifying their young audience. The TVS episodes cannot be released commercially but some have appeared on YouTube, and STV itself placed all its episodes on YouTube in 2010, but has since removed them. We will publish your review of Dramarama: Spooky - The Complete Series on DVD within a few days as long as it meets our guidelines.