History Of The Bill
From the ITV police drama's first screening in 1983, the history of The Bill includes a variety of major plotlines and changes to the programme's format.
Read more about History Of The Bill: 1983: Pilot, 1984-1987: "The Originals", 1988-1998: Change To The Half-hour Format, 1998-2002: Hour Long Episodes Return, 2002-2007: Serial Format, 2007-2009: Crime Based Stories, 2009-2010: Gritter Drama
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