Following "Let It Be", Lindsay-Hogg continued his work in UK television, directing both episodes and TV movies, including work on the TV serial "Brideshead Revisited" (1981). His work on the BBC series "Play for Today" and "Play of the Week", and the serial "Brideshead Revisited" were each nominated for BAFTA awards, in 1974, 1978, and 1983, respectively, with "Brideshead Revisited" winning for Best Drama Series/Serial. His second feature film as director, "Nasty Habits" (1977), is a comedy satire of the Watergate scandal. His third theatrical film, "The Sound of Murder", was released in 1982.