Surviving Recordings
Due to the BBC's policy of Wiping tapes of its programmes in the 1960s, and the practice of not recording live programmes, only two complete episodes of Juke Box Jury are thought to still exist in their complete form, although transcripts also exist of the Beatles appearances - both solo and together. In 2001, during a year-long drive to find lost archive material, the BBC announced that an audio recording of the Beatles appearance in December 1963 had re-surfaced, a tape taken directly from the television broadcast.
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