All in Good Faith - Season 1, Episode 2, "No Stone Unturned" (1986)
The Reverend's son Peter plays games on his Sinclair Spectrum.
Sinclair Research ZX Spectrum
The Spectrum was a cheap home computer that was enormously successful as a games machine.
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•All in Good Faith - Season 1, Episode 2, "No Stone Unturned" (1986) •Black Mirror: Bandersnatch (2018) •How to Lose Friends and Alienate People (2008) •Kung Fury (2015) •McDonald & Dodds - Season 2, Episode 1, "The Man Who Wasn't There" (2021) •Men Olsenbanden var ikke død! (1984) •Micro Men (2009) •Peng! Du bist tot! (1987) •Terminus (1987)
Black Mirror: Bandersnatch (2018)
Stefan develops Bandersnatch on his Spectrum. Colin also develops games on another machine at Tuckersoft.
How to Lose Friends and Alienate People (2008)
The young Sidney watches a movie starring his mother on television. Next to him on the floor is a Spectrum.
Kung Fury (2015)
A ZX Spectrum is among the hardware the the hacker uses to send Kung Fury back in time.
McDonald & Dodds - Season 2, Episode 1, "The Man Who Wasn't There" (2021)
DS Dodds finds information about the suspects in a magazine from the 1980s in which there is also an advert for the Sinclair ZX Spectrum.
Men Olsenbanden var ikke død! (1984)
The security guard at the museum plays Hungry Horace on his newly acquired ZX Spectrum with ZX Interface 2 expansion, allowing the Olsen gang to execute their heist without interruption.
Micro Men (2009)
The Spectrum is Sinclair's great success story, selling in vast numbers.
Peng! Du bist tot! (1987)
Kai's robot Max is controlled by a ZX Spectrum.
Max is reprogrammed to try to kill Andrea and Kai.
Terminus (1987)
Sir communicates with his clone, the Doctor, using a ZX Spectrum.
