Season
- Season 39 2013-04-18
- Season 38 2012-05-28
- Season 37 2010-03-28
- Season 36 2009-09-13
- Season 35 2009-01-28
- Season 34 2008-09-21
- Season 33 2008-05-04
- Season 32 2007-11-25
- Season 31 2006-09-10
- Season 30 2006-02-12
- Season 29 2005-08-07
- Season 28 2004-08-22
- Season 27 2003-10-19
- Season 26 2002-10-13
- Season 25 2001-10-07
- Season 24 2000-10-01
- Season 23 1999-09-26
- Season 22 1998-11-08
- Season 21 1997-10-05
- Season 20 1996-09-15
- Season 19 1995-09-10
- Season 18 1994-09-18
- Season 17 1993-09-12
- Season 16 1992-10-04
- Season 15 1991-09-15
- Season 14 1990-09-02
- Season 13 1989-09-17
- Season 12 1988-09-25
- Season 11 1987-10-04
- Season 10 1986-10-05
- Season 9 1985-10-06
- Season 8 1984-10-07
- Season 7 1983-10-16
- Season 6 1982-10-17
- Season 5 1981-11-01
- Season 4 1980-11-09
- Season 3 1979-12-02
- Season 2 1978-11-26
- Season 1 1978-01-14
- Season 0 1983-11-13
Episode
- Episode 1: Alan Bennett
- Episode 2: McCartney's Broad Street
- Episode 3: The Forming of the Phoenix (Phoenix Dance Company)
- Episode 4: Paolo and Vittorio Taviani
- Episode 5: Norman Nicholson
- Episode 6: Joseph Heller
- Episode 7: Mstislav Rostropovich
- Episode 8: Max Wall
- Episode 10: Alan Bleasdale
- Episode 11: Anthony Burgess on D.H. Lawrence
- Episode 13: Stravinsky's Oedipus Rex
- Episode 14: Marc Chagall
- Episode 15: David Lean: a Life in Film
- Episode 16: Simon Rattle / finale of Messiaen's Turangalila Symphony
- Episode 17: Little Richard
- Episode 18: George Malcolm on Scarlatti
- Episode 19: Silent Partners: Second Stride Dance Company
- Episode 20: Michael Crawford/Billy Bragg
- Episode 21: David Mamet
- Episode 22: Olivier Messiaen: The Music of Faith
- Episode 23: The Cotton Club (night club)
- Episode 24: Prez (jazz opera about Lester Young)
- Episode 25: Francis Bacon
- Episode 26: George Steiner on Vienna at the turn of the century
The South Bank Show Season 8 The Cotton Club (night club)
The South Bank Show is a television arts magazine show that was produced by ITV between 1978 and 2010. A new series began on Sky Arts from 27 May 2012. Presented by Melvyn Bragg, the show aims to bring both high art and popular culture to a mass audience.
