A4 This is Your Life, Gold Embossed Memory Album, Scrapbook, Photo, Keepsake, Red Hardback (A4 (210x297mm))

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Following several bouts of illness, exacerbated by the demanding schedule and anxiety over some troubled business interests in Dublin, friends, colleagues, and viewers became increasingly concerned about him. The newly created London-based Thames Television revived the show in 1969 and broadcast weekly editions over the ITV network, producing an average of 26 shows a year. ITV continued to broadcast the programme until 1994 despite a change of presenter when Michael Aspel took over after the untimely death of original host Eamonn Andrews in 1987.

This Is Your Life' BBC-TV's Top Aud". Variety. 11 February 1959. p.43 . Retrieved 6 July 2019– via Archive.org.

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A selection of the photograph albums produced by the BBC between 1955 and 1964, with examples of their contents, including guest lists, production details and a specially written tribute A selection of photographs showing subjects being presented with their book (the This Is Your Life script) from Eamonn Andrews - indicating the various styles of presentation used by the BBC between 1955 and 1964. Also shown here is an example of the book's contents, in this case, Eamonn's typewritten script, complete with handwritten changes Create special sections for things that don’t fit on a particular point of the timeline such as holidays/sports/hobbies that mean a lotEamonn Andrews presented 480 editions of This Is Your Life for Thames Television between 1969 and 1987 The first sighting of the Big Red Book in colour was in the edition featuring the Glaswegian ambulance driver Robert Soutter, broadcast in January 1971 It happened after I won an All-Ireland Juvenile title. Convinced that all I had to do now was sit and wait as sports editors clamoured for my signature, I toiled over the typewriter and got out a piece on How to Train For a Fight. Straight to the sports editor of the Evening Herald, I sent it, and to my astonishment, he accepted it, published it, gave me a by-line, and sent me a guinea." Ralph Edwards surprised Eamonn Andrews for the This Is Your Life's first British edition in July 1955