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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 เม.ย. 2015
- The fourth of five behind-the-scenes reports about Heartbeat, the popular drama series set in North Yorkshire during the 1960s. Claudia Winkleman considers why Heartbeat has been such a success with viewers and finds out how the special effects are created, courtesy of an interview with stuntman Peter Diamond. (tx ITV's This Morning, Thursday 10/09/1998.)
Part 5 is available here: • Heartbeat Behind The S... - บันเทิง
Still watch the repeats every Sunday morning , best program Yorkshire Television ever made!!
I AM LOVING THIS, KEEP WATCHING OVER AND OVER AGAIN
i met green grass at a petrol station in northampton in the 90s what a really nice man, he had a really posh voice. wish i could have got a selfy so i got a auotograph instead xx
Always loved it! Still watch it on ITV 3.Holidayed on the moors and visited Goathland, it was like id visited it already many times as i knew where most places were!
I loveeeeee very much all cast ......I'm so in love for all of them
1992 - 2010 is clear to how much of a success it was!! I’m sure if they brought it back they’d be tones of fresh material!! Then again I can’t imagine no Blaketon, Ventress or Scripps as the actors have now passed on 😞 Was the classic Sunday for me Mam or Dad doing the ironing and me with my fruit snack watching Heartbeat young as I was I found it fab to watch grown up as some of the crime scenarios were
I`love this serie...
Does anybody know the name of the song playing at 0:29 ?
can someone please tell me what episode mike bradley got in that big car chase at 3:12
series 8 episode 11
Heartbeat is more Sixties than the Sixties if that makes any sense
A programme with 19 million viewers is totally unheard-of these days . Sunday nights are now full reality shows and other such cheap and nasty crap,
He's not with us some are not sad that some have passaway
How many are still about. than
1:59
The wife watch it l. Did no like it that much