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- From a Bird's Eye View is a 1970 ATV and ITC Entertainment co-produced sitcom. In the United States it aired on NBC, which had originally ordered the series as an entry in the 1969–70 TV season but pushed it back to the 1970–71 season as a mid-season replacement. The series followed two International Airlines stewardesses, a scatterbrained Briton and a savvy American, as they flew the London-European routes. The series ran for 16 25-minute colour episodes. The series was not a big success in either the UK or the US, but ITC re-used the format (and the writers and crew) for the Shirley MacLaine series Shirley's World. That show also flopped, but ran for one more episode than From a Bird's Eye View. (en)
- From a Bird's Eye View, conocida en castellano bajo el título de Dos chicas de altura, es una serie de televisión británica transmitida originalmente entre 1970 y 1971 por la cadena ITV, cuyo autor era el conocido productor estadounidense Sheldon Leonard y estaba protagonizada por Millicent Martin, Pat Finley y Peter Jones. (es)
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- Series titles with a cartoon image of the Eiffel Tower (en)
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- From a Bird's Eye View#Episode list (en)
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- Frank Barber (en)
- Jack Fishman (en)
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- Millie's uncle is horrified when he reads in the newspaper that his niece is linked with, Burton Phillips, a film star lothario. To prove how dull their job is Millie and Maggie invite Uncle Bert on a flight to Rome only to be invited to one of the film stars notorious parties. Stars Edward Judd and Robert Rietti. (en)
- Millie has been dating, Mr Lemon, a perfect gentleman until he meets Maggie and turns into a lothario much to Millie's chagrin. Millie and Maggie fall out. Guest stars Richard Briers, Barry Andrews and Gábor Baraker. (en)
- Rudy a friend of the girls is left property in Sicilly and he is sole heir. Maggie and Millie take holiday leave to accompany him to Sicilly and walk into a family vendetta. Guest stars Alexandra Bastedo, Aubrey Morris, David Prowse, Guido Adorni and Roy Evans. (en)
- Millie acts as cook and maid for her next-door neighbours' dinner party and to save Millie's job Maggie invites Mr Beauchamp around for a meal but there is only enough food for one party. Stars Polly Adams, Phillip Manikum, Stephen Jack and Jess Conrad. (en)
- Mr Barker is a difficult passenger who humiliates and propositions Millie on a flight from London to Berlin and Millie is determined to get even at their overnight hotel. Maggie discovers he is Mystery shopper and vainly attempts to stop Millie. Stars Robert Coote, Jess Conrad, Michael Wolf and Jerold Wells. (en)
- Uncle Bert has been staying with the girls for a week and is driving them crazy. Mr Beachamp's American cousin, Beatrice Beal, has come to stay with him and causing chaos. The three decide to matchmake and after Beatrice has a makeover and a night out Uncle Bert proposes but regrets it in the morning. Stars Evelyn Keyes. (en)
- A honeymoon couple on the girls' flight to Rome have nowhere to stay and Millie secretly gives them their hotel room and has to keep Maggie getting any sleep. Stars Nicholas Ball, Margo Andrew and Gordon Rollings. (en)
- A Russian shot putter gets drunk on Millie's flight and follows her home and is mistaken for a mad bomber. Maggie, Uncle Bert, and Mr Beecham all become involved in trying to prevent an international incident. Guest stars Yuri Borienko, Richard Marner, Graham Armitage and Sheila Bernette. (en)
- On their first anniversary as work colleagues Millie and Maggie decided to surprise each other. Maggie with a party and Millie presenting Maggie her family tree until Mr Beauchamp points out Maggie's ancestors were axe murderers, stranglers, and poisoners. Guest stars John Sharp, Joan Hickson, Carmen Munroe and Richard Franklin. (en)
- Following complaints about Maggie and Millie Mr Beauchamp travels on their flight to Madrid and he ends up in jail when a suspected fraudster switches passports. The girls decide to help the fraudster by leaving Beauchamp in jail but in the end find themselves in the same cell. Guest stars Ferdy Mayne, Bartlett Mullins and Reginald Barratt. (en)
- Millie and Maggie's unemployed neighbour gets a job in a Scottish castle owned by Lord MacBracken and invites them to visit. Mr Beauchamp invites himself and soon all three discover the castle is haunted. Guest stars Clive Dunn and John Laurie. (en)
- Poor staff scores result in Mr Beecham's new schedules separating Millie to London and Maggie to Liverpool. Millie's uncle Bert's plan to improve their scores gets them fired. Stars Frank Thornton and Bartlett Mullins. (en)
- Millie and Maggie have a very nervous trainee stewardess on board and they tell her the tale of when Millie was the trainee and Maggie the instructor. Stars George Tovey , Gay Hamilton, and Hilary Pritchard. (en)
- When his fiery Italian wife walks off the plane bound for Nice, her English businessman husband needs a replacement wife to land an important job. To Maggie's horror Millie volunteers, Stars Richard Caldicot, Neil Stacy, Robert Rietti and Dora Reisser. (en)
- When Millie wrongly overhears Mr Beauchamp is going to fire Maggie she writes an insulting letter tendering her own resignation and then has to take desperate measures to recover the letter when Maggie discovers she was mistaken. Stars Arthur Mullard and Angus Lennie. (en)
- Maggie likes a young Irish songwriter and on her flight to Nice he leaves a bill for drinks when he decided to treat the other passengers. He leaves the girls an unpublished song as collateral and tries to win the money back at the casino with no success thanks to Millie. Millie and Maggie decide to promote the song on the return flight. Stars Kenneth Cranham, Robert Rietti and Gordon Rollings. Notes to episode: The song "Head in the Clouds" was written by Frank Barber and Jack Fishman. Robert Cawdron plays another character in this episode. (en)
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- Family Tree (en)
- Highland Fling (en)
- All in a Day's Work (en)
- From a Bird's Eye View (en)
- Hate-In (en)
- Home is Where Your Heart Is (en)
- Hurricane Millie (en)
- I Too was a Novice (en)
- Millie's Moveable Feast (en)
- Never Put it in Writing (en)
- Nobody Sleeps on a Honeymoon (en)
- Russian Roulette, Millie Style (en)
- Sicilian Affair (en)
- The Difficult Passenger (en)
- The Matchmakers (en)
- Wife Trouble (en)
- Witness for the Persecution (en)
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- Lew Schwarz (en)
- Anthony Marriott and Scot Finch (en)
- Bernie Rothman (en)
- Brad Ashton (en)
- John Muir and Eric Green (en)
- John Warren and John Singer (en)
- Pat Dunlop (en)
- Pat Dunlop, story by Reuben Ship (en)
- R.S. Allen and Harvey Bullock (en)
- Stan Cutler and Martin Donovan (en)
- Torn Brennard and Ray Bottomley (en)
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- From a Bird's Eye View, conocida en castellano bajo el título de Dos chicas de altura, es una serie de televisión británica transmitida originalmente entre 1970 y 1971 por la cadena ITV, cuyo autor era el conocido productor estadounidense Sheldon Leonard y estaba protagonizada por Millicent Martin, Pat Finley y Peter Jones. (es)
- From a Bird's Eye View is a 1970 ATV and ITC Entertainment co-produced sitcom. In the United States it aired on NBC, which had originally ordered the series as an entry in the 1969–70 TV season but pushed it back to the 1970–71 season as a mid-season replacement. The series followed two International Airlines stewardesses, a scatterbrained Briton and a savvy American, as they flew the London-European routes. The series ran for 16 25-minute colour episodes. (en)
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