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Produced by BBC TV presents a documentary style account of a nuclear holocaust and it's effect on the working class city of Sheffield, England; and the eventual long range affects of nuclear war on civilization.

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"Produced by BBC TV presents a documentary style account of a nuclear holocaust and it's effect on the working class city of Sheffield, England; and the eventual long range affects of nuclear war on civilization."@en
"A dramatization of the probable consequences of a full scale nuclear war on a English community."@en
"Dramatic scenario set in Sheffield, England depicting events leading up to and after a nuclear war."@en
"Dramatization of a nuclear disaster, focusing on the English city of Sheffield, days before and 13 years following a fictional nuclear war."
"Depicts the experiences of two English families during a global nuclear war, realistically portraying the breakdown of the support threads of a technologically advanced society."
"Depicts the experiences of two English families during a global nuclear war, realistically portraying the breakdown of the support threads of a technologically advanced society."@en
"A dramatization of the possible environmental, physical, and psychological consequences of a nuclear attack on England. The story centers on the lives of two young people and their families in Sheffield, England, during the events leading up to the attack and for thirteen years afterwards."@en
"A fictional narrative based on scientific, medical, agricultural and psychological research into what might happen after a nuclear attack on Britain. The story covers a period from a month before to 13 years after the outbreak of World War III and relates events through the experiences of two families in the English city of Sheffield."
"A dramatization of the possible environmental, physical, and psychological consequences of a nuclear attack on England, during the events leading up to the attack and for thirteen years afterwards."@en
"Depicts the experiences of two English families during a global nuclear war, realistically portraying the breakdown of the support threads of a technologically advanced society. A dramatization of the possible environmental, physical, and psychological consequences of a nuclear attack on England. The story centers on the lives of two young people and their families in Sheffield, England, during the events leading up to the attack and for thirteen years afterwards."@en
"Set in Sheffield, England, the program depicts the miscalculations that could lead to a major nuclear exchange between super powers; the devastation that might follow; and the recovery of the environment over a period of years."@en
"A drama of life in Sheffield, England some time in the future - after nuclear warfare has caused devastation."
"A dramatization of the possible environmental, physical, and psychological consequences of a nuclear attack on England. The story centers on the lives of two young people and their families in Sheffield, England during the events leading up to the attack and for thirteen years afterwards."@en
"The closest you'll ever want to come to nuclear war. 'THREADS' - a shockingly realistic account of global nuclear war and its horrific aftermath. It's a normal Thursday in Sheffield when East and West stumble into war and Britain is devastated by 200 megatons of nuclear explosives..."
"Documentary style account of a nuclear holocaust and it's effect on the working class city of Sheffield, England; and the eventual long run affects of nuclear war on civilization."@en
"Depicts the disastrous consequences to Britain of a nuclear war."@en
"Documentary style account of a nuclear holocaust and its effect on the working class city of Sheffield, England; and the eventual long run affects of nuclear war on civilization."@en