Screen Two has 15 seasons.

Screen Two has 168 episodes.

The key characters in Screen Two are Father Matthew Thomas (Tom Wilkinson), Hannes (Warren Clarke), Mitch (Pete Postlethwaite).

Screen Two was directed by Udayan Prasad, Michael Whyte, Tristram Powell, Christopher Morahan, Angela Pope, Piers Haggard, Sandy Johnson, Stephen Frears, Guy Jenkin, Alan Dossor, John Glenister, Norman Stone, Giles Foster, Peter Barber-Fleming, Nicholas Renton, Les Blair, Richard Eyre, Paul Seed, Karl Francis, Colin Gregg, Jack Gold, Stuart Burge, Matthew Jacobs, Jean Stewart, John Madden, Suri Krishnamma, Bill Hays, Jim Goddard, Adrian Shergold, Stephen Whittaker, Alan Clarke, Gavin Millar, Elijah Moshinsky, Richard Monks, Alan Cumming, Phil Davis, David Hugh Jones, Philip Saville, Andrew Birkin, Terry Johnson, Derek Jarman, Leslie Stewart, Andrzej Wajda, Diarmuid Lawrence, Simon Shore, Rob Rohrer, Ben Bolt, Nick Ward, Colin Rogers, Ann Turner, Jon Amiel, Paul Tickell, Eva Kolouchova, Michael Darlow, Mick Jackson, Allan Kroeker, Carl Prechezer, Pedr James, Chris Bould, Francis Gerard, Malcolm McKay, Corin Campbell-Hill, Anna Benson Gyles, Colin Nutley, Colin Bucksey, John Woods, Terence Ryan, Barbara Rennie, Leslie Megahey, Michael Alexander, Jenny Wilkes, Tim Fywell, Noella Smith, John Mackenzie, Nicolas Kent, Richard Spence, Michael Caton-Jones, Ross Devenish, David Hare, Ian Sellar, Douglas Livingstone, Gillies MacKinnon, Renny Rye, David Attwood, Antonia Bird, Paul Murton, Pierre Boutron, Andy Wilson, Misha Williams, Tony Smith, Chris Bernard, Peter Hammond, Philip Ridley, Witold Starecki, Peter Markham, Nigel Finch, Tony Bicât, Tim King, Stephen Poliakoff, Mike Vardy, Patrick Lau, Martin Campbell, Barry Devlin, Waris Hussein, David Hayman, Jane Howell, George Case, Beeban Kidron, Michael Winterbottom, Nigel Finch.

Screen Two was produced by Kenith Trodd, Innes Lloyd, Philip Hinchcliffe, Tatiana Kennedy, Kate Swan, David Snodin, Dixie Linder, Peter Goodchild, Lynn Horsford, Charles Pattinson, Ruth Caleb, Terry Coles, Louis Marks.

In 1984 Kenith Trodd joined BBC team responding to Channel 4 releases, leading to transition from BBC studio plays to Screen One/Two anthology series. Trodd oversaw first group of titles in these series in 1985.

Screen Two is rated TV-14.

Screen Two is a Drama show.

Screen Two has an audience rating of 6.7 out of 10.

Screen Two episodes are 2h long.

No, this show was canceled after 15 seasons.