Television Filmed in Cornwall
- Echo Beach - soap opera about surfing starring Jason Donovan and Martine McCutcheon to be filmed in Newquay.
- Doc Martin - comedy series starring Martin Clunes as a London doctor who comes to work in Cornwall. Set in Port Isaac
- Wild West (2002) - comedy series starring Dawn French, filmed at Portloe
- A Seaside Parish - a documentary about the Rector of Boscastle
- Wycliffe - Cornish detective series based on the novels of W. J. Burley - various locations.
- Frenchman's Creek (1998) - TV version of Daphne du Maurier's famous story
- The Camomile Lawn - wartime drama set in Cornwall, filmed at Veryan and Portloe
- Penmarric - BBC series about the lives of a Cornish family spanning the years from 1867 to 1940, from the novel by Susan Howatch
- Poldark - popular mid-1970s series based on the novels of Winston Graham
- The Onedin Line - started in 1971 at Charlestown
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