Screen Two ratings (TV show, 1984-1998)

Name: Screen Two
Genre: Drama
Released: 1984
Rating: 7.2

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Rank	2,799 / 29,978
Trend	17
Genres	Drama
Seasons	15
Episodes	131
Total votes	29,729
Average votes	227
Average rating	7.2 / 10

Producer Kenith Trodd was part of a 1984 team brought together to study how the BBC should respond to Channel Four's pioneering efforts in making movies for television and theatrical release. The result was a transition from the earlier concept of studio-made plays, such as "Play for Today" and the introduction of the new BBC anthology movie series, "Screen One" and "Screen Two", with Trodd's supervision of the initial group of titles in 1985.

Directors: Adrian Shergold, Alan Clarke, Alan Cumming, Alan Dossor, Andy Wilson, Angela Pope, Barry Devlin, Ben Bolt, Bill Hays, Chris Bernard, Chris Bould, Christopher Morahan, Colin Gregg, Colin Nutley, David Attwood, David Hare, Diarmuid Lawrence, Douglas Livingstone, Elijah Moshinsky, Gavin Millar, Giles Foster, Gillies MacKinnon, Guy Jenkin, Jack Clayton, Jack Gold, Jenny Wilkes, Jim Goddard, John Glenister, John Mackenzie, John Madden, Jon Amiel, Karl Francis, Les Blair, Leslie Stewart, Martin Campbell, Michael Caton-Jones, Michael Darlow, Mick Jackson, Mike Alexander, Nicholas Renton, Nick Ward, Nicolas Kent, Nigel Finch, Paul Seed, Paul Tickell, Pedr James, Peter Hammond, Philip Saville, Pierre Boutron, Piers Haggard, Renny Rye, Richard Eyre, Richard Spence, Roger Michell, Ross Devenish, Sandy Johnson, Simon Shore, Stephen Frears, Stephen Poliakoff, Stephen Whittaker, Stuart Burge, Suri Krishnamma, Terence Ryan, Terry Johnson, Tim Fywell, Tristram Powell, Udayan Prasad, Waris Hussein, Witold Starecki Writers: Adrian Shergold, Al Ashton, Alan Bennett, Alice Thomas Ellis, Andrew Davies, Andrew Wallace, Anita Brookner, Anne Devlin, Barry Devlin, Bernard MacLaverty, Boleslaw Sulik, Brian Moore, Brian Phelan, Catherine Johnson, Christopher Hampton, David Hare, David Kane, Dennis Potter, Dirk Bogarde, Douglas Livingstone, Elaine Morgan, Frank Deasy, Franz Kafka, GF Newman, Graham Reid, Guy Hibbert, Guy Jenkin, Henry Green, Howard Schuman, Hugh Stoddart, Jack Clayton, Jane Austen, Jean Breeze, Jeanie Sims, Jiri Stanislav, John Bowen, John McGrath, Karl Francis, Ken Campbell, Leigh Jackson, Les Blair, Leslie Stewart, Margaret Atwood, Marjorie Wallace, Martin Allen, Martin Sherman, Meera Syal, Michael Frayn, Michael Palin, Molly Keane, Muriel Spark, Neil M. Gunn, Nick Davies, Nick Dear, Nick Dunning, Nick Ward, Nigel Williams, Nina Bawden, Patrick Malahide, Paula Milne, Peter Pearson, Philip Norman, Philippa Gregory, Ray Connolly, Raymond Hitchcock, Richard Norton-Taylor, Robert McCrum, Robert Smith, Robert W. Lenski, Robin Chapman, Roddy Doyle, Rona Munro, Ruth Rendell, Shane Connaughton, Shirley Cooklin, Simon Brett, Simon Gray, Stanley Price, Stephen Davis, Stephen Lowe, Stephen Poliakoff, Stewart Conn, Stuart Urban, Tariq Yunus, Thomas Hardy, Timberlake Wertenbaker, Tony Marchant, Trevor Griffiths, Trevor Preston, William Horwood, William Humble, William McIlvanney, William Nicholson, William Trevor

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