Michael Aspel TV Shows

Antiques Roadshow

71/100

A team of experts from auction houses tours towns throughout the UK to value treasures brought in by members of the public.

This Is Your Life

73/100

The UK version of the popular US show. Eamonn Andrews (later Michael Aspel) surprises celebrities by presenting them with the Big Red Book before taking them into the studio to tell viewers... See full summary »

Strange But True?

83/100

Michael Aspel explores stories of the unexplained.

Aspel & Company

68/100

Middle-of-the-road celebrity chat show hosted by smooth presenter Michael Aspel.

This Is Your Life

62/100

Eamonn Andrews (later Michael Aspel) surprises celebrities by presenting them with the Big Red Book before taking them into the studio to tell viewers the story of their life, featuring ... See full summary »

Child's Play

60/100

Michael Aspel invites two pairs of contestants made up of members of the public and celebrities to work out what some primary school children are describing.

The Movie Quiz

Television's big quiz show In which two star teams from show business test their knowledge of 50 years of film comedies, dramas, musicals and westerns.

Evacuees Reunited

September 2009 sees the 70th anniversary of the outbreak of World War II and the launch of Operation Pied Piper, a campaign to evacuate over one million people - mostly children - from ... See full summary »

Give Us a Clue

72/100

A British TV show where every week a team of celebrities would play Charades

Ask Aspel

69/100

Children's request show.

The War Years 1939-1945

69/100

The use of archive footage brings to life the war years in Europe between 1939 to 1945.

Clive James on TV

65/100

Caught on Camera

53/100

Real-life stories as witnessed on video, told by those who lived through them - from the rescue of a sinking cruise liner to the family who survived passing through the eye of a tornado.

The Movies

For Deaf Children

Star Games

The Week We Went to War

Katherine Jenkins and Michael Asepel look at people's memories of the Second World War and the heroes of the Home Front.

A Hundred Years of Us

In the UK, 2011 is national census year and the personal data collected will be kept secret for a century. Over five programmes Michael Aspel takes a look back at how Britain has changed over the past century.