1988    45minDrame
7.17.7
Une immersion dans la caserne de pompiers de Blackwall au cœur de Londres où on suit les aventures des « blue watch », ponctuées d'incendie, d'accidents et autres interventions. Mais la vie de la caserne ne serait pas aussi palpitante s'il n'y avait pas l'amitié, l'amour, la rivalité et tout ce qui compose leur quotidien loin de leur uniforme.

14 saisons

  • Series 1
    Series 15 épisodes
  • Series 2
    Series 28 épisodes
  • Series 3
    Series 38 épisodes
  • Series 4
    Series 411 épisodes
  • Series 5
    Series 510 épisodes
  • Series 6
    Series 610 épisodes
  • Series 7
    Series 715 épisodes
  • Series 8
    Series 815 épisodes
  • Series 9
    Series 915 épisodes
  • Series 10
    Series 1018 épisodes
  • Series 11
    Series 1116 épisodes
  • Series 12
    Series 1216 épisodes
  • Series 13
    Series 1316 épisodes
  • Series 14
    Series 148 épisodes
  • Spécials
    Spécials2 épisodes
  • Glen MurphyGeorge Green
  • Ben OnwukweStuart 'Recall' MacKenzie
  • Richard WalshBert 'Sicknote' Quigley
  • Michael GarnerGeoffrey 'Poison' Pearce
  • Andrew KazamiaNick 'Zorba' Georgiadis
  • Sean BlowersJohn Hallam
  • James HazeldineMike 'Bayleaf' Wilson
  • Heather PeaceSally 'Gracie' Fields
  • Chris LarnerCling Film
  • Rupert BakerMalcolm Cross
  • Helen AndersonFiona Hoddle
  • Katharine RogersJosie Ingham
  • Brad GortonDan Barratt
  • Gerard HoranLesley 'Charisma' Appleby
  • Sam CallisAdam Benjamin
  • Elizabeth HeeryHelen
  • Dorothy AtkinsonZoe Parrish
  • Jane HazlegroveYvonne
  • Matthew LockwoodOwen
  • Roger BlakeACO Baxter
  • ርልዪረ-3 j
    London's Burning was a mainstay of ITV's Sunday night scheduling during the late 80's and 90's. The series emerged from the TV film written by the late and great Jack Rosenthal and followed a group of fire fighters belonging to Blue Watch at London's Blackwall fire station. Initially the series kept a lot of Rosenthal's influence. The humour was lively with station pranks and the loves and lives of the watch being the backbone of the series. In between all this were the fires and other shouts which helped to highlight the diverse work of the fire brigade as their role has changed over the shows lifespan. A few dark moments relating to death or injury of the fire fighters or victims put a dark edge on the show which helped to prevent it from becoming a farce and the whole package made for extremely addictive viewing. Sadly the last few series beginning in 2000 started the downward spiral. By 2000, most of the original cast had left as they had become disillusioned with the writing or wanted to pursue other opportunities before they became typecast. Their replacements were usually dour characters that had plenty of personal baggage and the humorous aspects were replaced by deep thoughts and crisis in relationships. ITV also tried to increase the number of episodes per year whilst reducing the budget which diminished the number of spectacular fires that the brigade would attend in a series and it became more of a soap rather than the refreshing series that it had been when it first started. Eventually around 2001 the series was axed and it has now been replaced by Steel River Blues which has all the promise to be like London's Burning was in the early days.

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