What is howards way?

Howard's Way is a British television drama series, which was originally aired on BBC One from 1985 to 1990. The show revolves around the lives of a group of businessmen and their families in the fictional town of Tarrant, set in the south of England, with yachting as a central theme.

The series was created by Gerard Glaister, who had previously produced successful dramas such as The Brothers and Secret Army. Howard's Way featured a large ensemble cast which included actors such as Maurice Colbourne, Jan Harvey, Stephen Yardley, and Glyn Owen.

The show was notable for its glossy, aspirational style, with a focus on yacht racing, luxury lifestyles, and romantic entanglements. It drew in audiences of up to 18 million viewers during its peak, becoming one of the most popular dramas on British television at the time.

Howard's Way depicted a changing Britain during the 1980s, with Thatcherism and the growth of the business sector being central themes. The show's popularity was helped by its memorable theme tune, composed by Simon May, which became a top ten hit in the UK singles chart.

The success of Howard's Way led to the creation of similar dramas such as Trainer, Eldorado, and The House of Eliott. The show remains a popular and iconic drama series from the 1980s, remembered for its glamorous style and captivating storytelling.