Ghostwatch (1992) (Black Label 028 101 Films)

[fatboyslim142]

Originally Posted by jackranderson

Incredible film, please don't **** it 101.

It is NOT a film it's a TV production.

[jackranderson]

Originally Posted by fatboyslim142

It is NOT a film it's a TV production.

I know.

[Killer Meteor]

Originally Posted by fatboyslim142

It is NOT a film it's a TV production.

It's sort of a TV film.

[fatboyslim142]

Originally Posted by Killer Meteor

It's sort of a TV film.

NO! It is part of the anthology series Screen One.

[Killer Meteor]

Originally Posted by fatboyslim142

NO! It is part of the anthology series Screen One.

Look, you writing in caps at random is basically you shouting, and it's very rude. Please stop doing it.

[oddbox83]

Originally Posted by fatboyslim142

NO! It is part of the anthology series Screen One.

It's a small, off-duty, Czechoslovakian traffic warden.

[AnnThrope]

It's William Peter Blatty presents 'Dimensions In Time'

[GaryCouzens]

Originally Posted by fatboyslim142

NO! It is part of the anthology series Screen One.

Screen One was simply a label for TV drama broadcast then on BBC1. It wasn't a specific series.

It was because Radio Times and elsewhere mentioned Ghostwatch was a Screen One presentation that I knew it was drama and not real, and that was before the actual broadcast.

[indisposed]

Originally Posted by GaryCouzens

Screen One was simply a label for TV drama broadcast then on BBC1. It wasn't a specific series.

It was because Radio Times and elsewhere mentioned Ghostwatch was a Screen One presentation that I knew it was drama and not real, and that was before the actual broadcast.

They've always insisted that it was advertised as a "drama" in the Radio Times as proof, as if everyone in the U.K bought that magazine. Like I said in an earlier post, I'm pretty sure I remember Sarah Green talking about Ghostwatch on Going Live that morning as a real investigation. Maybe my memory is getting the better of me, but I can't think of any other reason why I would have watched it in the first place.

[Peachfuzz]

Originally Posted by indisposed

They've always insisted that it was advertised as a "drama" in the Radio Times as proof, as if everyone in the U.K bought that magazine. Like I said in an earlier post, I'm pretty sure I remember Sarah Green talking about Ghostwatch on Going Live that morning as a real investigation. Maybe my memory is getting the better of me, but I can't think of any other reason why I would have watched it in the first place.

Yeah, it was pretty much pushed as a real investigation. I'm not saying they didn't list it somewhere as a drama. They probably did. But then, they probably knew that would be overlooked by the fact they were claiming it was a real investigation. I recall everyone believing it was real. Great job they did with that.