Question Time
News, Talk Show
- BBC One
United Kingdom
English- 7 Seasons (1289 Episodes)
- 1979 - 1986
- Ended
6.5/10
Politicians, public office-holders and celebrities face questions on topical issues from a studio audience.
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Storyline
Each week a panel of politicians, journalist and comment writers is chaired by David Dimbleday as they accept questions from the audience. Each of the three major political parties are represented in order to give each an opportunity for their party and their politics to be represented as the topics of the week are raised and discussed in a lively forum that moves to a different part of the UK each week for broadcast.
Country: United Kingdom
Type: unscripted
Status: Ended
Language: English
Release Date: September 25, 1979
Also Known As: クエスチョン・タイム, Question Time问题时间, BBC问题时间节目 | See more »
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Company Credits
Production Co: Brian Lapping Productions, British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), Mentorn Oxford
CastSee full cast »
John Eatwell
as Self
Bonnie Greer
as Self
Jeremy Wright
as Self - Culture, Media and Sports Secretary - Conservative
Joan Bakewell
as Self
Vanessa Feltz
as Self
Bill Rammell
as Self
Elspeth Howe
as Self
Jill Craigie
as Self
David Steel
as Self
William Shawcross
as Self
Claire Rayner
as Self
Humza Yousaf
as Self
Sharron Davies
as Self
Owen Paterson
as Self
Siân Berry
as Self
