Maureen Lipman - Television

Television

  • Thriller – 'File It Under Fear' (1973)
  • The Evacuees (1975)
  • The Sweeney ("Selected Target") (1976) — Mrs Smedley
  • The Knowledge (television film) (1979) - Brenda
  • Agony (1979–81) — Jane Lucas
  • Smiley's People (1982) — Stella Craven
  • On Your Way, Riley (1985) — Kitty McShane
  • A Little Princess (1986) — Miss Minchin
  • All At No. 20 (1986–7)— Sheila Haddon
  • The Enid Blyton Story (1992) — Enid Blyton
  • Agony Again (1995) — Jane Lucas
  • Eskimo Day (1996) — Shani Whittle
  • Coronation Street (2002) — Lilian Spencer
  • Jonathan Creek: ("The Tailor's Dummy") (2003) — Louise Bergman
  • Doctor Who ("The Idiot's Lantern") (2006) — The Wire
  • Casualty (2007) Hannah Liddell
  • The Agent (2008) — Charlie
  • The Paul O'Grady Show (2008, 2009) — Herself
  • Skins (2009) – Aunt Elizabeth
  • Minder ("The Art of the Matter") (2009) – Anita Richardson
  • Ladies of Letters (2009–present) — Irene Spencer
  • Loose Women (2010) — Herself
  • Tinga Tinga Tales (2010) Voice of Hummingbird
  • Holby City (2011) Bonnie Waters

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