Is Knife Edge coming back?

Knife Edge ended on December 12, 1981, on ITV1. The show aired its entire first season from November 28 to December 12, 1981. There are no upcoming episodes or plans for continuation listed for this series.

Knife Edge was a British drama, crime, and thriller TV series that aired in 1981. It featured a suspenseful story each week, often adapting classic thrillers into two-hour dramas. Hosted by TV personality John McCririck, the series showcased both up-and-coming and veteran actors, with each episode beginning with an introduction from McCririck about the author and cast involved.

The series included adaptations of novels, such as a suspense story based on William Nolan's 'Death is for Losers', and concluded with a crime thriller from Jody McBride about a man seeking justice for his wife's murder. The episodes starred actors like Reece Dinsdale and a young Liam Neeson, who appeared in the second episode playing Charlie in 'Charlie Was a Rich Man'. The show was a collection of self-contained stories, each with its own cast and plot, and was notable for its dramatic adaptations of popular suspense literature.