Editing Associated-Rediffusion (section)

===Revival===
In the 1990s, the name "Associated-Rediffusion Television" and the adastral trademark were acquired by British journalist [[Victor Lewis-Smith]], and were used by his own production company.  Productions included:

* ''[[TV Offal]]'', a satirical series of TV archive clips presented by Lewis-Smith
* ''[[Ads Infinitum]]'', a retrospective of vintage television advertising presented by Lewis-Smith over two series
* An ''[[Omnibus (UK TV series)|Omnibus]]'' documentary covering [[Dudley Moore]]'s love for music and his struggle with [[progressive supranuclear palsy]], titled "Dudley Moore: After The Laughter". It turned out to be Moore's final interview for television and won a [[BAFTA Television Award]] in 2001.
* A one-off revival of ''[[Simon Dee|Dee Time]]''
* A series of documentaries presented by actor [[Keith Allen (actor)|Keith Allen]]
* ''21st Century Bach'', a long-running series of programmes no more than ten minutes in length, each featuring short pieces of organ music by [[J.S. Bach]] and played by [[John Scott Whiteley]]
* ''Alchemists of Sound'', a documentary about the [[BBC Radiophonic Workshop]]
* ''The Undiscovered Tony Hancock'', a 2018 documentary for [[Sky Arts]]<ref>{{cite web |title=The Undiscovered Tony Hancock |url=https://www.comedy.co.uk/tv/the_undiscovered_tony_hancock/ |website=British Comedy Guide |access-date=13 December 2022}}</ref>