Is Frederick Forsyth Presents coming back?

Frederick Forsyth Presents ended on December 8, 1990, on ITV1. The series concluded after its first season, which aired from December 2, 1989, to December 8, 1990. The show was a collection of six films based on stories later published as Forsyth's novel The Deceiver, focusing on themes of espionage and war.

It was a drama series that depicted stories involving espionage and military conflict. Each episode was introduced on screen by Frederick Forsyth himself, and most featured the character Sam McCready, a Secret Intelligence Service agent turned author who continued to work on SIS operations. The stories showcased different aspects of espionage and wartime intrigue, with the narrative often centered around covert operations and intelligence work during tense periods.

The series starred Frederick Forsyth as himself and had a runtime of 120 minutes per episode.