You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Extras: Language(s): English, Hard of Hearing Subtitles: English, Interactive Menu, Screen ratio 1:1. Relton marine - This is Berthon Boatyard in Lymington as you can see the ferries in the background in some shots. did you kowe that the Flying Fish, the boat built by Jack Howard in Howards Way was an actual boat the deisgn of which was commissioned by the BBC. All 78 episodes of the glossy 1980s BBC drama series following the mixed fortunes of the yacht-dealing Howard family.

Designed by Tony Castro, the prototype was indeed made at the Elephant (Mermaid) Boatyard, and no doubt to Jack Rowlf's delight, was really made from WOOD ! Hearst UK is the trading name of the National Magazine Company Ltd, 30 Panton Street, Leicester Square, London, SW1Y 4AJ. Since 2015, Howard has starred on the television series Empire, playing Lucious Lyon, a hip-hop mogul who discovers he is dying and must ensure the survival of his music empire.When he raises the subject of Ken planning to race in the world championships himself, they engage in a bitter dispute in which Ken reveals he plans to employ Mike Hanley to race alongside him. mark101 wrote:Charles Friere residence - One of the property's used is a big white house on top of the hill by Premier Swanwick Marina. Please could you try and post in the correct forum, it makes life easier for both users and moderators.

I've never seen Howards Way, have tried to get round to it a few times but like Bergerac and Lovejoy, never got round to it. Totally implausible plots, big shoulder pads, badly acted, intrusive syrupy incidental music and characters with no redeeming features whatsoever (aside possibly from Avril Rolfe, played by Susan Gilmore).If only the copyright owners of old stuff could make an officail YouTube channel for their “content”, but that seems to be too much faff for too little revenue. A cult series in its own right, Howards’ Way featured the original theme tune composed by Simon May. I'm enjoying Howard's Way, but just 'dip in' for the odd episode, as I don't have time to watch much TV, so I haven't noticed the lack of continuity.

Whilst there’s always a chance that a new company might pick up the baton, that seems unlikely – the golden days of DVD releases are now far behind us ….

Every episode ever made from series 1-6 of the drama set amongst the super rich sailing community of Tarrant. Very much looked forward to re-watching this series after many years and delighted to discover it had been newly released. My wife and i enjoyed it when on tv and am looking forward to reliving back then, it might be a little dated now but its sure to bring back happy memories of being in Hamble one day when they were filming and spoke with some of the actors.