This is a complete list of items screened during Review's final year: September 1982 - No. 1 Pioneers
Describes the job of exploration engineers, who are responsible for ensuring the continuity of Britain's energy supplies. October 1982 - No. 2 Where Do I Go From Here?
A residential training centre run by the Spastics Society where disabled youngsters are trained for jobs in industry. November 1982 - No. 3 Unit Trusts: Investing for the Future
An outline of the savings opportunities offered by Unit Trusts. December 1982 - No. 4 Aspects of world poverty. January 1983 - No. 5 Out of Darkness, Light
The final issue of the series, which takes a look back at the nationalisation of the coal industry in 1947, and hazards a look to the future. The commentary concludes that "Only coal, exemplified by the impending birth of the new Selby coalfield, with its vast reserves, can guarantee us a supply of energy for centuries ahead... There must, and will be a light..." Michael Brooke, with data from the BFI SIFT database
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