They actually did a radio show before that called On The Hour - worth finding and listening to as well...

I enjoyed most of Torchwood and Atlantis from the BBC (pretty sure they were both made for the bbc)

Forgot to mention my own favorites out of the ones mentioned

Sherlock, absolutely loving this new series. Highly recommended.

Bean/Blackadder, obviously.
Sharpe/Hornblower. Love these too, Sharpe got a bit long towards the end but it was great nonetheless.
'Allo 'Allo was great.

Merlin - Haven't seen this mentioned yet. It seemed a bit stale in the beginning but I think the show got progressively better as it went on to the point where I was always looking forward to the next episode.

Robin Hood (2006) wasn't that bad either.

[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YF7nkyoL49g ]Paradox [/url]- sadly negatively reviewed but I certainly think it was worth watching. (Something sends images of future bad events and they have to rush to prevent it from happening)

In the Flesh . Turns out that Zombies can be 'cured' and this is about one boy who returns home after it happened. Don't expect something fast paced or with deep intrigue, it's mostly about the family. Lost some tears on that one :)

Misfits Surprisingly engaging. About a bunch of misfits forced into doing community work when a mysterious cloud suddenly ends up giving them superpowers... Some really wacko characters in there but it was pretty good to watch. Sadly one of the main characters had to be replaced second season and I couldn't bear to watch his replacement try to fill his shoes (despite him supposedly being a new character in the series)

Will be looking into Jekyll, Survivors and Black Mirror as a result of this thread :)

Forgot to mention 'Later ... with Jools Holland' in my previous reply.
Not to mention 1 or 2 other great music shows I've forgotten the name of.

+1 for AbFab, Black Adder and Keeping Up Appearances

I also enjoy Shameless which is a satire/comedy/drama about british estate life set in a fictional housing estate in Manchester. (There is also a US version of this one but I don't follow that.)

The Shadow Line
Utopia
Out of the Unknown (semi-purged from bbc archives)

Those are some awesome people indeed, Natalia Tena in particular would be awesome to meet in my opinion. On the topic of Utopia, that was definitely an odd series, I remember watching it on Space and thinking how odd it was for them showing something that graphic that early on in the day.
Haha, yea. I remember when they first showed him back when the episode aired way back when and being all "yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes" as I missed Holly in the episodes previous. My favourite quote of Holly still has to be from "The End"..."They're all dead Dave...(12x)" :P.
Oh I didn't mean offense, but I meant Northern Ireland (aka the part of the UK), I was not trying to generalize at all. :)
I know it's not a canon Doctor Who set of films, but I still enjoyed Peter Cushing in the role. That being said I look at the films as either "fiction within fiction/play within a play" as in the story exists in the DWU like the play in Hamlet or what have you, OR possibly a World of Fiction story since that is actually a thing in the DWU. Regardless it is still a fun, cheesy, and cornballish movie to watch. :)

Nice to see mentions to Sapphire and Steel and Star Cops, both great shows in my opinion (S&S hasn't aged as badly, though - the effects and 'tech' in Star Cops might make a modern audience snigger. The stories are still great).

It's sad, however, to see no mention of The Sandbaggers - the single greatest espionage show ever made, and royally homaged/ripped-off by Greg Rucka for the Queen and Country series. If you only ever watch one spy show on tv, make it this one! It was so realistic, MI6 made the writer 'disappear' (well, possibly - he certainly disappeared in myserious circumstances!).

Also, anyone remember Peter Davison in A Very Peculiar Practice? I enjoyed that one, both seasons, but it was.... odd. Surreal. Still, worth a watch!

What a list of watchables! Nearly everything I can think of is already mentioned - special ups for Blackadder, of course (my favorite is the second series, but everyone has their taste), and Space.

Not always good but fairly fun is Primeval, a ludicrous but entertaining series about time-portal anomalies that open at unpredictable intervals around England, allowing dinosaurs and other passing monsters to come through into modern times. A Canadian variant, Primeval: New World, came to Syfy this past year, though I have not seen any of that.

The Persuaders
UFO
Space 1999

Heck, maybe even The Saint, and Ivanhoe (yes i'm a roger moore fanboy)

Older good shows from Blighty:

The Tripods
The Day Of The Triffids (remake)
The Onedin Line


Oh yes, and Hammer House of Horror

It was on BBCA not long ago. I watched it, starved for my favorite Doctor as I was, but it was not my type of show. All drama, no action. I also hear one of our major networks is going to be bringing this story across the pond, but calling it something else.

Did anyone mention The Good Life (AKA Good Neighbors) yet? One of the few sitcoms I actually love, and a top-notch quartet of leading talent in that show.

I keep meaning to check out To The Manor Born as well.

And I'm a big Yes Minister fan, so I had to watch the similar No Job for a Lady. A good show, though the first season is the better of them due to the casting.

None taken, I was just being pedantic. :)