Buses on Screen celebrates buses as they've been depicted on screen over the years, on film, on TV, in screen advertising, even in music videos. This is the perfect meeting of a great form of public transport and one of the great mediums of mass communication! At the last reckoning over 1500 movies and nearly 1000 TV shows were listed - and counting.

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Rise of the Footsoldier (2007) Lodge's Bedford YMT.	The Wednesday Play: Season of the Witch (1970) Western National Bristol SU.	Legends (2026)) Mercedes Vario.
I Ought to be in Pictures (1982) Greyhound TMC MCI-9s.	Market Town (1942) 1928 Lincolnshire Tilling-Stevens.	Routine Job (1946) London Transport ST in traffic.
Rosamunde Pilcher (1993-) More from the series: Edinburgh Olympians:	Timepiece(2024) Stagecoach ADL morphs into a Scania.	The Comic Strip Presents (1982-2016) Men in underpants chasing Routemasters.
The Double (1963) Southdown Tiger Cub.	As Long as They're Happy (1955) Daily commute on RT1835.	Gideon's Way (1964-7) RMs, RTs and RTLs.
A Letter for Wales (1960) London Transport RT715 on route 36B.	A Good Girl's Guide to Murder (2024-) Volvo B10M/Plaxton.	Blurred (2002) Brisbane-based Bedford YMT.
Das Ungeheuer von London-City (1964) Not a London bus stop sign!	G'wed (2024-2026) Ex-Arriva NW Volvo with two different registration plates.	Two Years Later (2026-) Brisbane MAN/Volgen.
Castella Open-top RM in a cigar commercial.	À Coeur Joie (1967) Bardot and RTL285.	La Coda Dello Scorpione (1971) London Transport RMs.
Two and Two Make Six (1962) George Chakiris and Bristol Bristol K6B.	Furnival and Son (1948) Sheffield trams.	Hard Out (2003) Stagecoach Wellington MAN?
The Constant Husband (1955) 'Prewar' RT and RTL.	Brannigan (1975) revisited Updated with new information, including this Seddon.	The Tuesday Documentary (1968-83) North Yorkshire Bedford SB5.