Neverwhere

Airs Next: BBC-2 at Thursday 8:00 PM (30 min.)

Status: Ended Premiered: September 12, 1996 Last Aired: October 17, 1996

Show Categories: Drama, Science-Fiction, Action/Adventure

Descend into the shadows of London Below... Richard Oliver Mayhew (Gary Bakewell) is an ordinary man trying to live an ordinary life in London. When Door (Laura Fraser) stumbles, literally, across his path he is moved to help her. This kindness destroys his normal existence as he is drawn into the world of London Below. Pursued by the evil Mr. Croup (Hywel Bennett) and Mr....

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Last episode: As Above, So Below
Richard and company must traverse the labyrinth wherein dwells The Beast of London. The truth behind what has been happening is revealed and Croup and Vandemar are faced at last. The key is used. Richard must make an important decision.
Aired: Thursday October 17, 1996

5. Down Street	Oct 10, 1996	0 Reviews	9.02

4. Blackfriars	Oct 3, 1996	0 Reviews	9.28

3. Earls Court to Islington	Sep 26, 1996	0 Reviews	8.56

2. Knightsbridge	Sep 19, 1996	0 Reviews	8.96

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Cast

Gary Bakewell - Richard Mayhew

Laura Fraser - Door

Paterson Joseph - The Marquis De Carabas

Clive Russell - Mr. Vandemar

Hywel Bennett - Mr. Croup

Tanya Moodie - Hunter

Peter Capaldi - Islington

Trevor Peacock - Old Bailey

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Community Reviews (4)

The_Gnat_5000 Report Abuse	9.2 Superb "Personal favorite" I see why people don't like it, but I enjoyed it as a fantasy romp. Continue » Posted Apr 10, 2008 9:32 am PST

mandasmoothlove Report Abuse	7.0 Good "Personal favorite" While it may not look like much, Neverwhere was a brilliant show. Continue » Posted Dec 14, 2006 8:25 pm PST

LAntichristo Report Abuse 1 user agrees with this review	10.0 Perfect "Personal favorite" This is simply incredible. At the same time dark and brooding, funny and silly, and outright weird. In a nutshell: True Neil Gaiman. Continue » Posted Jul 21, 2006 12:07 pm PST

jroberthaga Report Abuse 1 user agrees with this review 2 users disagree with this review	7.5 Good "Cutting edge" A series written by the acclaimed author Neil Gaiman, this is a strange and enticing series. Much like "The Prisoner" and "Red Dwarf", the lack of money spent on production is masked by some of the finest work in british television. Continue » Posted Jul 15, 2005 10:16 am PST