Screen Two has 15 seasons.

Screen Two has 168 episodes.

The key characters in Screen Two are Dr. Middleton (Tom Wilkinson), Bob (Warren Clarke), The Dipper (Pete Postlethwaite).

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

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

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.