Damon and Debbie - Episode 2 (1987)
Debbie has an Amstrad PCW 8256 in her room.
Amstrad PCW 8256
The PCW 8256 was a successful low-cost computer sold mainly for word processing, although it did ship with the CP/M operating system as well.
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•Damon and Debbie - Episode 2 (1987) •Girls on Top - Season 2, Episode 3, "Who's Ya Uncle Shelley?" (1986) •Good Omens (2019) •Grange Hill - Season 12, Episode 1 (1989) •Inspector Morse - Season 5, Episode 4, "Greeks Bearing Gifts" (1991) •Loki - Season 2, Episode 5, "Science/Fiction" (2023) •Micro Men (2009) •Pennyworth - Season 3, Episode 2, "Many Clouds" (2022)
Girls on Top - Season 2, Episode 3, "Who's Ya Uncle Shelley?" (1986)
The trading floor at the financial institution uses Amstrad PCW 8256s for monitoring the markets.
Good Omens (2019)
Aziraphale has a PCW 8256 in the antiquarian book shop that he runs.
Only an angel would have the patience to use a PCW 8256 in 2019.
Grange Hill - Season 12, Episode 1 (1989)
Gonch's money-making scheme is a homework system he has written on his PCW.
Inspector Morse - Season 5, Episode 4, "Greeks Bearing Gifts" (1991)
Lewis has a PCW8256 on his desk at the police station.
Loki - Season 2, Episode 5, "Science/Fiction" (2023)
Ouroboros has an PCW in is lab that he seems to use for writing his science fiction novels.
Micro Men (2009)
The PCW appears in an advert.
Pennyworth - Season 3, Episode 2, "Many Clouds" (2022)
There is a PCW 8256 in the ashram where the CIA test a new drug on people including Jessica.
