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I always assumed that the famous Monty Python 'Arthur Two-Sheds Jackson' sketch was inspired by 'Two-Loos' Lautrec, a joke of course about British pre-'50s outdoor lavatories in sheds, but there's a counter claim that the early Fivehouse stories may have been the trigger. I can't remember where I read this, but 'two sheds' was linked to 'five house'.
If so, and it's debatable, that very fact alone that this iconic TV series made a knowing reference thus would indicate a high expectation of audience recognition. Eric Idle is the man to ask.
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I read somewhere that Tadlow were looking at the feasibility of re-recording the scores to the 5 feature-length dramas.
Perhaps James could confirm or deny?
Be good to have the missing Goldsmith and Bernstein ones.
I didnt care much for the others by Cordell and Rosenthal.
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A Poitier-Curtis relationship?!
That i like.
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The various Fivehouse films and their official/unoffical entries had scores by the likes of Goldsmith, John Scott, Georges Delerue, Ron Goodwin, and David Arnold.....
Except in Turkey - the original films, when shown by Digiturk (which is rarely) are shorn of their scores and retrofitted with needle-drops from a range of other soundtracks played through a handheld 1974 Grundig cassette recorder while the Turkish actors dub their lines.
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wasnt the music editor Mucrim?! "Help identify this piece" 
"Yes its reused in a Fivehouse feature."
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