While constantly revising his indispensable Film Guide and Filmgoer's Companion, Leslie Halliwell has found time to give attention to the younger medium of television which he discovers to have been largely unrecorded and unsung, indeed unloved by almost everyone except the public.
The volume which results, Halliwell's Teleguide, is in style a combination of his two other encyclopaedias, an alphabetical Enquire-Within Upon Television which will have appeal for everyone who has ever switched on a set. Packed with hard facts and comment, it concisely records in more than 4000 entries all TV movies and film series, together with the medium's most creative people, most deserving one-shot shows, most-used technical terms and any other aspects of the art which seem to be of permanent interest.