Points of View

Anne Robinson, who presented the show from 1986-1997, referred to the programme in her 2001 autobiography "Memoirs of an Unfit Mother":

"For nearly thirty years men - Robert Robinson and Kenneth Robinson before Barry Took - had presented Points of View and there was no provision for a woman doing the job. No dressing room had been arranged, there was no discussion about wardrobe, no scope for payment for clothes. No credit for writing the show. Considering Points of View was screened immediately before and after major programs (sic) into which millions were sunk in lighting, in costume, in fees to artists, it was a poor deal. It took half a day to script it, and another half-day to record it. The pay was around £300 per show. Who cared? I would have paid for the exposure. I was on my way."

Featured in The Return of 'Allo 'Allo! (2007)