Editorial enquiries
Get in touch about the archive
Have a question about an existing article or the editorial archive? Find out how to raise it here.
About your enquiry
Questions about published content
This page is for readers who want to contact The Classic TV Archive about its editorial archive or material already published on the site. If you are asking about a particular programme, actor, or article, include the relevant page title and URL so the content can be identified. No direct contact channel has been confirmed for publication here.
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Questions About the Archive
What should I mention when asking about an archive page?
Identify the programme, actor, or article you mean, and include the page URL if you have it. This helps make your question clear.
Can I ask about information in an existing article?
Yes. Point to the article and the passage you’re asking about so your enquiry has a clear reference.
How can I flag a possible correction?
Identify the page, describe the detail you believe needs correcting, and include any source you would like the editors to consider.
What if I cannot find a programme in Shows A–Z?
Check the alphabetical listing and site search first. If you still have a question, mention the programme title and what you were looking for.
Can I ask about an actor mentioned in the archive?
Yes. Name the actor and the archive page or programme that prompted your question.
Should I include a link to the page I mean?
A page URL is useful when you have one, especially if your question concerns a particular sentence or image.
Can I share a source relevant to an article?
If a source helps explain your enquiry, identify it alongside the article and the specific point you would like reviewed.
What if my question concerns an image?
Identify the page and describe the image’s position or caption so it is clear which one you mean.
How do I make a general archive enquiry more specific?
Include the relevant title or name, the page URL where possible, and the question you would like addressed.
Have a Question About What You’ve Read?
If something in the archive prompts a question or correction, use the contact details provided on this page. Include the relevant page and a brief explanation of your enquiry.