TV Programmes that no one else seems to remember

Unfortunately I only really remember the shows everyone else remembers too.

(amazon tells me tomorrow people box set of all 8 series out shortly. radiophonic workshop TP theme music cd as well. COTS dvds for £8 too)

looks like a 47

The Changes occasionaly pops up on ebay - I'd love to see it. I wonder why the BBC dont commision more stuff like that, Children Of The Stones and ones like the Chocky Trilogy. Even up to the early 90's you'd get programmes like Tom's Midnight Garden and Moondial.

The title appears over a 47, but there's a 52 earlier in the title sequence.

Even up to the early 90's you'd get programmes like Tom's Midnight Garden and Moondial.

Moondial was another fantastic series. Just this morning, coincidentally, I was searching for local photos for another thread (the Japanese War Tuba thread) and came across a photo of the Moondial itself.

never heard it tho, there was only one copy on slsk and i never managed to get it.

never met anyone who remembers seeing this i dont think

They released two singles - the other one was called "This is the chorus". The chorus went:

This is the chorus
It goes round and around and gets into your brain
This is the chorus
And twenty seconds from now, you'll hear it again.

I'm fairly sure that was them, anyway.

OK, does anyone remember:

Nice Time (comedy sketch show starring Kenny Everett & Germaine Greer)
Mad Mad Women
It's Awfully Bad For Your Eyes, Darling

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Just Our Luck -- the idiot program about a guy and his genie slave. Programmed against The A-Team; died.

There Goes the Neighborhood -- Buddy Hackett and two other lamers are 'hobos' in a very badly made-up sense who inherit a fortune and deal with a prim and proper butler all day

(this goes for gig=show too)

I remember this. I'm ashamed to admit I bought the 7" single. I thought the rubbish comedy show was a spin-off of the record, rather than the other way round.

Brilliant TV Shows That Noone Apart From Me Appears To Have Seen

Me talking again about the Space Sentinels.

Obscure Children's Cartoons

Ok then.

There were a few good episodes, I seem to recall.

I've been watching a lot of Soviet cartoons from this era and there's a lot of this in them.

Brilliant TV Shows That Noone Apart From Me Appears To Have Seen

The Children of Green Knowe

Geordie Racer (may have been part of a kids educational programme)

Some programme about a hotel, I don't know whether it was a drama or a comedy. My mum used to watch it on a friday or saturday night when I was quite young, maybe about 15 years ago. She doesn't know what I'm talking about though. I vaguely remember folk having affairs, some old woman wandering the corridors, I don't even know if it was british or american.

So Haunt Me - not bad for a BBC sitcom. It got mentioned in the press around here, because one joke featured a disparaging comment about the place.

The Children Of Green Knowe, I don't see how anyone could forget. I've thought about seeing if we could have a Cambridge FAP there - it's just off the A14, and they are willing to show people round if you get in touch in advance.

My standard 'I remember this and you don't' show is 'The Ghosts of Montley Hall'. Sunday afternoons before (after?) Glen Michael's Cavalcade

2. Strike It Rich - this was on the BBC and was about Premium Bond/lottery winners.

3. Maelstrom - spooky 1980's thriller set in Scandinavia. Scary-looking dolls played a prominent part.

4. Westbeach - Early 1990's post-Eldorado BBC soap effort at two feuding families in a seaside town.

5. Rides - Early 1990's drama about an all-women taxi firm.

Am I ringing any bells here?

Yes.

That's what I had written originally and then changed stupidly. Checked TV Cream and it was indeed Motley.

Groovy Ghoulies, anyone?

great revive