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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Rogue's_RockRogue's Rock - Wikipedia

    Rogue's Rock. Rogue's Rock is a British series broadcast from 1974 to 1976 as three separate series of 30 minute programmes. It was bracketed as "comedy adventure". Plots varied from comic to action plots, but the latter were largely effected by use of stock library footage.

  2. Rogue's Rock: With Royston Tickner, Harold Goodwin, Graham Simpson, Donald Hewlett. Rogue's Rock is a small island off the coast of Britain that has been governed by a member of the Rogue family for centuries.

    • (18)
    • 1974-11-06
    • Adventure, Family
    • 30
  3. With Clive Morton, Royston Tickner, Harold Goodwin, Graham Simpson. Rogue's Rock is a small island off the coast of Britain which has been governed by a member of the Rogue family for centuries. Katy Rogue arrives from New Zealand to research her family history, but finds that her uncle, Commander Rogue, is in charge of an impoverished island ...

    • Chris McMaster
    • 1974-11-06
    • Adventure, Family
    • 30
  4. Rogue's Rock. Seasons. Years. 1974. 1975. 1976. S2.E5 ∙ Taped. Mon, Jan 5, 1976. Rogue's Rock is flat broke and needs to come up with a way to boost its income. Will Polberry's fanciful idea for a casino is knocked in the head, but Tom thinks the way out is to increase the island's fishing industry to bring in much needed money.

  5. The tiny independent island of Rogues Rock – situated off the south coast of Britain – was run by Commander Rogue (Clive Morton), helped by his loyal retainer Hawkins (Harold Goodwin) and Will Polberry (Royston Tickner), the local wide-boy – the only person on the island with a television.

  6. Rogue's Rock is a British series broadcast from 1974 to 1976 as three separate series of 30 minute programmes. It was bracketed as "comedy adventure". Plots ...

  7. Overview. Rogue's Rock is a small island off the coast of Britain that has been governed by a member of the Rogue family for centuries.