the show have been released on DVD there. Die Wache: German interpretation of the series. As decent script-writers were hard to find at the time, the German producers were given the licence to use (re-use) scripts from the British series. The series was produced by RTL Television, running for nearly 250 episodes from 1994 to 2006. Burnside: Spin-off from the main British series, following ex-DI Frank Burnside in his transfer and promotion to the National Crime Squad. The programme lasted for just a single series of six episodes, debuting in the UK on 6 July 2000. The series was created and produced by Richard Handford. On 8 October 2008, the series was released on DVD in Australia in a three-disc-set. MIT: Murder Investigation Team'': Spin-off from the main British series. Lasting for two series, the drama began with a group of MIT officers investigating the drive-by shooting of Sgt. Matthew Boyden, who had been at Sun Hill for eleven years. The first series consisted of eight one-hour episodes. The second series consisted of four ninety-minute episodes. The series was created by Paul Marquess, produced by Johnathan Young and starred ex-Bill DC Eva Sharpe (Diane Parish). Merchandise VHS and DVD Books Novels Music Merchandising See also "Woodentop" (The Bill) References External links 1983 British television series debuts 2010 British television series endings 1980s British crime drama television series 1980s British police procedural television series 1980s British workplace drama television series 1990s British crime drama television series 1990s British police procedural television series 1990s British workplace drama television series 2000s British crime drama television series 2000s British police procedural television series 2000s British workplace drama television series 2010s British crime drama television series 2010s British police procedural television series 2010s British workplace drama television series English-language television shows ITV crime dramas Television shows produced by Thames Television Television shows shot in London Television series by Fremantle (company) Television shows set in London