Screen Two

Screen Two was a British television anthology series that aired on BBC Two. Each episode presented a standalone drama, exploring a diverse range of themes, characters, and storytelling styles. The series aimed to showcase contemporary British drama, featuring scripts from emerging and established writers and performances from a wide array of acting talent.

Screen Two was generally well-regarded for its commitment to quality drama and its platform for new writing. Critics often praised its diverse range of stories and the high production values, though as an anthology, reception could vary significantly from episode to episode. It was seen as a vital part of the BBC's drama output during its run.

• Varied quality due to anthology format.
• Appreciated for showcasing new British writing talent.
• Generally praised for strong production values and acting performances.

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The "Screen Two" strand itself evolved from "Screen One," which began in 1985, highlighting the BBC's long-standing commitment to commissioning original television dramas.