(Pre-order) YOU HAVE BEEN WATCHING: The Golden Age of Television Centre – by Josh Barry

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Preorder your copy now, for release late Nov/early Dec 2026

Uncover the magic behind the world’s most iconic TV factory.
For over half a century, BBC Television Centre was the beating heart of British broadcasting. From its unmistakable circular design to the legendary studios within, it wasn’t just a building—it was a dream factory where television history was made every single day.
In You Have Been Watching: The Golden Age of Television Centre, writer and Beyond the Title podcast host Josh Barry takes you on a nostalgic, behind-the-scenes journey through the corridors of 101 Wood Lane.
Discover how a bold architectural vision transformed into the birthplace of definitive British comedy, groundbreaking drama, and unforgettable light entertainment. Packed with cultural history and a deep affection for classic broadcasting, this book celebrates the creative pioneers, the homegrown stars, and the enduring legacy of a national institution that shaped the way we watch television.
A must-read for TV enthusiasts, nostalgia lovers, and anyone who grew up captivated by the magic of the small screen.

About The Author

Josh Barry is an entertainment journalist, podcaster, and author who has dedicated his career to celebrating the history of British entertainment and broadcasting. Living with Cerebral Palsy, Josh has consistently broken down barriers in the media landscape, channeling a lifelong passion for classic comedy, variety, and light entertainment into his work while offering a powerful voice for disability representation. A graduate of Bournemouth University with degrees in scriptwriting and media writing, he famously captured his personal and professional journey in his acclaimed autobiography, Adapted. As the creator and host of the popular entertainment archive platform Beyond the Title, Josh has spent over a decade interviewing legendary figures from the golden age of television and radio, ensuring that valuable cultural history is preserved through an entirely accessible digital lens.

Additional information

Weight .7 kg
Dimensions 21.1 × 2 × 21.1 cm