Television Studio Collection

Morecambe and Wise rehearsing at Lime Grove Studios for the television show Running Wild Pictured are singer Alma Cogan, Eric Morecambe (left) and Ernie Wise. (Morecambe & Wise) 31/03/1954

Glenda Jackson stars in Morecambe and Wise television programme as Cleopatra on BBC TV

Britt Ekland & Marianne Faithfull, who will be starring in LWT programme Aquarious, a weekly hour long magazine series. 14th April 1971

Miss TV Europe 1973 Beauty Contest, Sylvia Kristel from Holland, aged 20 years old, winner of the Miss TV Europe competition, pictured at television studios, Thursday 4th January 1973

Miss TV Europe 1973 Beauty Contest, Sylvia Kristel from Holland, aged 20 years old, winner of the Miss TV Europe competition, pictured at television studios, Thursday 4th January 1973

BBC Television Centre 35109_010
The former BBC Television Centre, Greater London, 2021

Wally Barnes Football Player of Arsenal - December 1955

Emma Thompson, pictured in 1988 in Manchester. Dame Emma Thompson is a British actress, screenwriter, activist, author, and comedian

Dusty Springfield performing at the rehearsals for Top of the Pops at the BBC, Studio G, Lime Grove, London, W12. She performs the song " Give Me Time" on the show

Television programme - The filming of an episode of Dixon of Dock Green 1 November 1963 circa

A view of a television beauty competition Holiday Girl not seen by the viewers. The programme was broadcast from Brighton. Left back Renee Jacobs, Mavis Ridgeway, June Scath and Marion Lewis

Television beauty competition Holiday Girl seen here being broadcast from Brighton. Left back Renee Jacobs, Mavis Ridgeway, June Scath and Marion Lewis. 10th August 1953

Rehearsing at the BBC TV studios in Manchester is Millie, whos pop hit My Boy Lollipop (which she is singing) is No.2 on the hit parade

Television programmes Dr Who May 1965 a scene from the TV series with William Hartnell as Dr Who John Maxim as Frankenstein and Malcolm Rogers as Count Dracula vfr1

Alexandra Palace
The transmission mast above the BBC wing of Alexandra Palace, north London, 20th August 1946. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Illustration of newscaster sitting in front of cameras in television studio

Transmission Mast
The transmission mast above the BBC wing of Alexandra Palace, north London, 14th January 1946. (Photo by William Vanderson/Fox Photos/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Teleprompter

World map, artwork
World map. Artwork of a map of the Earth and its rivers forming the backdrop for a television studio

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Step into the captivating world of a television studio, where iconic moments and unforgettable performances come to life. Lime Grove Studios, bustling with energy, witnessed the comedic brilliance of Morecambe and Wise as they rehearsed for their legendary television show. The BBC Television Centre stands tall, its walls echoing with the laughter and applause that filled its studios during countless productions. In 1973, beauty took center stage at Miss TV Europe Beauty Contest, where Sylvia Kristel from Holland mesmerized audiences at just 20 years old. Meanwhile, Wally Barnes of Arsenal Football Club showcased his skills in front of cameras, leaving fans in awe. Glenda Jackson graced our screens as Cleopatra in a memorable episode of Morecambe and Wise's programme on BBC TV. Emma Thompson, an acting powerhouse even back then, radiated talent during her time in Manchester in 1988. The rehearsals for Top of the Pops brought Dusty Springfield's soulful voice to life within these very walls. And who could forget The Rolling Stones' electrifying performance on the Eamonn Andrews Show? Britt Ekland and Marianne Faithfull captivated viewers with their magnetic presence on an LWT programme yet to be unveiled. Lastly but not leastly is Dixon of Dock Green - November 1st, 1963 - when this beloved series came alive through meticulous filming inside these hallowed studios. A television studio is more than just a space; it's where dreams are realized and memories are made. It serves as a canvas for creativity to flourish while bringing joy into living rooms across the nation. Step behind-the-scenes and witness history unfold before your eyes within these sacred walls – welcome to the enchanting realm of television magic.