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. At the last count over 1500 movies and nearly 1000 TV shows were listed.

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Leap in the Dark (1973-80) Grey Green Leyland Royal Tiger in use as a mobile home:	Married With Children (1987-97) Legendary US sitcom visits London and encounters Goodie Bill Oddie and RM545:	Rush (2008-11) Australian Mercedes tour bus:
Archer's Goon (1992) Wilts and Dorset Bristol VRTSL3:	Dylon Left hand drive AEC Regent III	Reshaping Britain's Railways (1963) Midland Red BMMO S10, also West Yorkshire Lodekka, plenty of RTs and a Commer Avenger:
Skid Kids (1953) Two London Transport SRTs (STL chassis, RT body) in the same scene:	Safe (2018) First Manchester Optare Solo SR hybrid:	Something to Hide (1972) Hants and Dorset Bristol K6A rebuild:
Fab (1977) Washing powder advert, a Sydney Atlantean and a lot of lemons:	The Risk Business (1980) 'Clash of the Titans' Metrobuses and Titans, but also Routemasters, Ailsas, Dominators - and two Fodens:	Tyneside Story (short film 1943) South Shields watime Guy Arab:
The Sting (1973) 1959 Isuzu single decker in 1930s Chicago - wrong country, wrong decade:	The Sting II (1983) Midland Red BMMO D7 in 1940s Chicago:	Snakes and Ladders (Channel 4 sitcom, 1989) Aldershot and District Bristol MW? Almost:
Rainbow Bridge (1972 documentary) It's a London AEC RLH in California - no it isn't:	Play for Today: Buses (BBC drama, 1980) 1920s and 1930s buses galore, including this Leyland Lion:	The Wrecker (1929) Updated: features London General's Private Hire ADC 416A fleet at its Brixton garage: