The former British National Studios off Clarendon Road, referred to locally as "The Douglas Fairbanks studios" (which were bought by Lew Grade's ATV in 1962), are now the BBC Elstree Studios. The studios have, over the years, been home to Alfred Hitchcock's film "Blackmail", Gerry Anderson's TV series "UFO", Jim Henson's TV series "The Muppet Show" was also produced there, and now BBC's popular soap, "EastEnders" and their medical drama "Holby City". An episode of "Judge John Deed" included scenes of the Tesco Extra, but with Borehamwood crossed out and Lewes written in its place.