(Paperback, Annotated edition)

During his career, Des O'Connor has interviewed all the major personalities of the day, from rock and pop stars, actors and TV celebrities to politicians and members of the Royal Family. Here,the normally private performer relives in his own words the events of his life.

(Hardback)

The official tie-in book for the beloved, nine-time Emmy Award-winning series Schitt's Creek.

(Paperback, Main)

'These days, watching television is like sitting in the back of Travis Bickle's taxicab, staring through the window at a world of relentless, churning shod ...' Cruel, gleeful, frequently outrageous and always hilarious, this book collects the much-loved Guardian Guide columns into one package. It can make anyone laugh out loud.

(, Main)

Offers a collection of the much-loved Guardian Guide columns into one easy-to-read-on-the-toilet package. This book will make practically anyone laugh out loud.

(, New edition)

Having worked herself up from the early days of #7-a-night comedy clubs, Dawn French is the doyenne of British comedy. This is her story from her childhood to meeting Jennifer Saunders, and her 18-year marriage to Lenny Henry and beyond.

(Hardback)

In a world where most programmes are recorded and perfected before they reach our screens, it is hard to imagine an era when every radio and TV programme went out live. This book aims to recall frenetic conditions in which such television classics as "Dixon of Dock Green" and "Z Cars" were made and the hazards they had to deal with.

(Paperback)

his third official companion to the much-loved cult TV show is packed with unseen photos, costume designs, behind-the-scenes secrets and much more, including brand-new Firefly short stories by the show's writers!

The rollicking behind-the-scenes story of Sharpe's Rifles, one of British TV's most beloved shows, featuring a foreword by Sharpe author Bernard Cornwell

(Paperback)

(Paperback, New edition)

Ronnie Barker's autobiography, the Oxford bank clerk who graduated from local amateur dramatics, through the rigours of weekly rep, to working for Peter Hall. He explains how his working relationship with Ronnie Corbett produced one of showbusiness's most successful partnerships for 17 years.

(, New edition)

Amanda Barrie recounts anecdotes from her packed professional life, from her earliest experiences in panto and as a Soho showgirl, to her roles in "Carry On Cleo" and as Alma in "Coronation Street". She also reflects on events in her personal life.

(Paperback)

The definitive history of the longest-running comedy programme and sitcom in the world.

(Hardback)

An oral history, with the full participation of cast and crew, of one of the most popular sitcoms in television history.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

The complete shooting scripts for series one of the hit BBC television show Poldark.

As well as providing an insight into the way "Porridge" was conceived and made, Richard Webber's official companion to this television comedy classic includes full actor profiles and interviews and a complete episode guide.

(Hardback)

The unauthorised, uncensored true story behind the history of Battlestar Galactica, from the cult reboot that shaped a generation of science fiction to the iconic show from the 70s.

Creator Simon Nye has brought together his favourite scripts from his award-winning television comedy, "Men Behaving Badly". Along with a clutch of new material, this collection delves into the secret lives of Gary, Dorothy, Tony and Deborah.

(Hardback)

From the writer of Vultures legendary Real Housewives recaps, a table-flipping, finger-pointing, halter-topping VIP journey through reality TVs greatest saga

November 1998 marks the 35th anniversary of the first-ever Doctor Who programme. This is the biography of the nine men who have taken on the role of the legendary Time Lord - from the cult figure of Tom Baker, to Paul McGann's Millennium Man.

Meet the Gleeks and hang out with the cool kids, in the only Official Glee Annual 2011

(Paperback)

A guide to season one of the American television series, "The Walking Dead", which tells the story of a sheriff's deputy leading a band of survivors in a post-apocalyptic world overrun by the undead.

When World War II broke out, George and his mother were forced to wave his father goodbye in Bulgaria and return to England. He never saw him again. The unpredictable life that followed nonetheless led to a brilliant career - two Bond films, "I, Claudius" and of course Chief Inspector Wexford.