Welcome to the official website of the TV-am archive | 1983-1992
On this website, you will be able to browse through the decade covered by TV-am, read information on the programme, search the database, purchase customized DVDs etc...

The TV-am archive is now represented worldwide by AP Archive.

Good Morning Britain was launched on ITV on 1st February 1983 by the Famous Five - David Frost, Robert Kee, Michael Parkinson, Angela Rippon and Anna Ford. It ended in 1992 after becoming one of the most successfull TV companies in the world.
TV-am's story is remarkable, from rise to fall, and we hope these pages will guide you through remarkable moments!

TV-am: the television archive of the Eighties
For an authentic 1980s touch, use TV-am! Britain's first breakfast TV programme "Good Morning Britain". The collection includes musical performances and interviews with celebrities dealing with the arts, cinema, music, television, politics, etc... and many funny moments!

The archive covers over 10,000 hours of material and chronicles a significant period in British broadcasting and the history of the1980’s. It features items relating to a variety of subjects, which are both of domestic and international interest, covering the miners strike or the Lockerbie disaster and interviews with Bill Clinton or Bette Davis. There are over 25,000 interviews during this period including most of the celebrities of the 1980’s.

The TV-am archive is owned and managed by Moving Image Communications Ltd.
 

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