London's Burning
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Website:
http://www.lonsonsburning.co.uk
http://www.londons-burning.co.uk
Schedule:
Formally 9pm Sunday's on ITV1
Starring:
Jonathan Guy Lewis, Michael Garner, Glen Murphy, Richard Walsh, Ben Onwukwe, Heather Peace, Jim Alexander, Brad Gorton, John Alford, Steven Houghton, Clive Wood, Sean Blowers, James Hazeldine, Ross Boatman, Steve North, Andrew Kazamia...
Plot Outline:
ITV1 Fire fighting drama following the lives of the Blue Watch at Blackwall Fire Station in London.

This successful series first appeared as a pilot episodes in 1986, then continued for 14 successful series from 1988 to 2002.
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Claire wrote at 1:07am on October 9th, 2008
Last night I spotted a bill-board advert for my fav Human League single "Soundtrack to a Generation" in episode 5 of series 5 of my favourite firefighter drama "London's Burning"!
Mark wrote at 1:26am on October 6th, 2008
This was a classic...one of the programs which should be brought back to Saturday night...get rid of all this Xfactor crap, it's all a farce and bring back some decent nights viewing !!!
Chris wrote at 5:25am on October 3rd, 2008
According to amazon.co.uk series 9 will be released on 20 Oct cant wait
Adam wrote at 1:07pm on September 24th, 2008
i miss londons burning and wish they had made more series of it even though the later series werent as good as the earlier ones. sunday nights r shit now! i have lived in woolwich all my life and quite a lot of it was filmed in woolwich (especially the episode on the woolwich ferry obviously!) i used 2 love lb and wish they would repeat it on itv1 coz it would b better than most of da shit thats on now! i didn't know james hazeldine had died r.i.p james/bayleaf
Sharron wrote at 2:19am on September 9th, 2008
I loved this programme ...infact, I still do. Have been watching the repeats on Sky channel DMAX recently.

I was quite fortunate in the fact that I saw a couple of episodes being filmed and got two cast members' autographs ... Katherine Rodgers (Josie Ingham) and a Christmas card signed by the late but very great James Hazeldine (Bayleaf) ... God bless him. x

My fave firefighter though was George Green played by the very gorgeous Glen Murphy ... :o)

Series 7

1 post by 1 person. Updated on February 28, 2008 at 3:34am
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The End of an Era
by Harley at 7:17am on July 17th, 2008
Just watched Series 9 from episodes 1 to 6- and I truely believe episode 5 to be perhaps not only the finest London's Burning episode but one of the finest moments in the history of British television drama. The drama, emotion and action that is shown during Hallam's horrific death brought a nation to tears and it truely is just GREAT STUFF! After that- i don't think the show could ever recover!
Burning Forever! Series 4
by Rob at 5:04pm on April 14th, 2008
Series 4 was by far the best series in my opinion, especially episodes 9 & 10, where we see Hallam, Bayleaf and Recall trapped within the confinds of a hugh warehouse fire.

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