Wolfie Smith leads South London's premier Marxist revolutionary movement - the Tooting Popular Front. Aided by his best friends Ken, Speed, and Tucker (and also on occasion by girlfriend Shirley), his constant battle against the establishment, democracy, capitalism, and much of modern society in general fails at every turn. Of course, unlike successful revolutionaries, Wolfie is more than slightly work-shy.

Our Review: Although perhaps a little underrated and forgotten today, those who remember Citizen Smith continue to do so incredibly fondly.

Whilst some of the show's subjects - particularly politically - are not quite as applicable in 2012 as they were in 1977, and numerous cultural and social references fall equally flat, many of Citizen Smith's core themes and subjects do still ring true; be it the idealism of youth, young love, or some of the meatier political aspects of the show.