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The Human Factor was a BBC Television drama series written by Dennis Spooner and produced by David Eady. It aired in 1975 on BBC One. The show is set in a fictional town called Oakwood Green, where the residents are struggling to cope with the changing world around them. As the series progresses, it becomes clear that the characters' personal lives are intertwined in complex ways, leading to unexpected and often dramatic consequences. The main character, Jack Baxter, is a middle-aged man who has just been made redundant from his job at the local factory. He is forced to navigate this new reality with his wife, Margaret, and their two children. As they face various challenges, including financial struggles and relationship issues, the family's dynamics begin to shift in unexpected ways. Throughout the series, Spooner explores themes of social change, community, and human relationships. The show features a strong ensemble cast, including John Duttine as Jack Baxter, Elizabeth Estensen as Margaret Baxter, and Mark Wingett as their son, Paul.