Is Tenko coming back?

Tenko ended on December 10, 1984, on BBC One. The series concluded after three seasons that aired from 1981 to 1984.

Tenko was a drama series that depicted the real-life story of women prisoners of the Japanese during World War II. Created by Lavinia Warner and written by Jill Hyem, Anne Valery, and Paul Wheeler, the show followed a group of women who were interned in Sumatran camps after the Fall of Singapore in February 1942. It chronicled their experiences of hardship, survival, and attempts to rebuild their lives following their liberation in September 1945. A feature-length reunion special set in 1950 was also part of the series, offering a look at their post-war lives.

The cast included Ann Bell as Marion Jefferson, Burt Kwouk as Major Yamauchi, Patricia Lawrence as Sister Ulrika, Claire Oberman as Kate Norris, Jeananne Crowley as Nellie Keene, Joanna Hole as Sally Markham, Louise Jameson as Blanche Simmons, and Stephanie Cole as Dr. Beatrice Mason. The show did not have a rated viewer score and each episode ran for approximately 60 minutes.