Remembers... - Mackenzie Crook and Martin Freeman Remember… The Office

Writer Peter Flannery looks back on his acclaimed 1996 drama Our Friends in the North.

Midge Ure looks back at the 1986 Prince’s Trust Rock Concert.

Producer W Stephen Gilbert looks back on the 1979 TV play Only Connect.

Michael Palin looks back on his 1999 television documentary series.

Ken Loach looks back at The Old Oak, directed by Loach and written by Paul Laverty.

Ken Loach looks back at the 1965 TV adaptation of Nell Dunn's short story collection.

Screenwriter Andrew Davies looks back on his 1980s comedy series A Very Peculiar Practice.

Screenwriter Stephen Poliakoff looks back on his 1980 television drama Caught on a Train.

Charles Dance looks back on the 1982 adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's play.

Daniela Nardini looks back on cult 1990s BBC drama series This Life.

Dame Janet Suzman looks back on the 1972 BBC production of Ibsen's play Hedda Gabler.

Sir Simon Schama looks back on his ambitious popular history series.

Sir Derek Jacobi looks back on the 1997 BBC drama about mathematician Alan Turing.

Michael Palin shares memories of his 1988 screenplay for the drama Number 27.

Sitcom writer Roy Clarke looks back on one of his best-loved creations, Open All Hours.

Trevor Eve, Juliet Stevenson and David Thacker look back on the 1992 Ibsen adaptation.

Director Richard Eyre presents an introduction to Henrik Ibsen.

Mike Leigh looks back on one of his most popular TV plays, the camping comedy Nuts in May.

Christopher Biggins takes a nostalgic look back at his time on the BBC comedy Rentaghost.

Samuel West introduces a night of BBC programmes celebrating his mother, Prunella Scales.

Peter Egan and Penelope Wilton look back on the sitcom Ever Decreasing Circles.

Michael Palin recounts the story behind his much-loved 1987 drama East of Ipswich.

Derek Griffiths looks back on the 1970s animated children's series Bod.

Screenwriter William Nicholson recalls the making of the 1985 BBC drama Shadowlands

Michael Aspel reflects on his childhood as an evacuee during the Second World War.

Kay Adshead looks back on the BBC's 1978 adaptation of Emily Brontë's haunting classic.

Ruth Wilson and Toby Stephens look back on the 2006 TV adaptation of Jane Eyre.

Playwright Graham Reid looks back on his 1995 TV drama Life After Life.

Writer Graham Reid looks back on his 1996 BBC drama The Precious Blood.

Sir Matthew Bourne discusses his bold reinterpretation of Tchaikovsky's classic ballet.

Emma Thompson and Paul Murton look back on the 1995 TV drama The Blue Boy.

Actor Ian McNeice looks back on the 1985 political thriller Edge of Darkness.

Screenwriter David Hare looks back on his 1995 political drama The Absence of War.

Lord Mervyn King looks back on the 1977 BBC series on the history of economic thinking.

Professor Angie Hobbs gives a modern view on Bryan Magee’s highly influential 1987 series.