Old TV programmes you liked but no one else remembers

branie2

The Secret Lives of Waldo Kitty, a cat who imagined himself as characters such as Batman, the Lone Ranger, Tarzan, and Captain Kirk from Star Trek

Jrop

Jamie and the Magic Torch.
Byker Grove
Mr. Benn



I loved Children's Ward and Press Gang.

Westernyelp

smilerf wrote:

Sharkey and George Ramona The Secret World Of Alex Mack The Biskitts Eerie indiana

Loved Sharky and George! Also the The Snorks for more under sea adventures

branie2

The Smurfs

odyssey06

Speaking of undersea adventures... Seaquest DSV.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SeaQuest_DSV

RMAOK

Westernyelp wrote: »

Loved Sharky and George!

Were they a detective duo?

One lad was a big pink fish, the other lad was a smaller Green or blue coloured fella iirc

my3cents

odyssey06 wrote: »

Speaking of undersea adventures... Seaquest DSV.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SeaQuest_DSV

Yet another thats been on the TV in the last month.

odyssey06

The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles.

There was even an Irish episode...
https://indianajones.fandom.com/wiki/Love%27s_Sweet_Song

odyssey06

my3cents wrote: »

Yet another thats been on the TV in the last month.

But still no one will remember Seaquest because who is looking for a family scifi show on the badly name Horror Channel !

RMAOK

odyssey06 wrote: »

But still no one will remember Seaquest because who is looking for a family scifi show on the badly name Horror Channel !

It's a fair contradiction - horror and family friendly don't usually go well together

NabyLadistheman

The Girl form Tomorrow

branie2

Back to No1

It was David Heffernan, not David Fitgerald who presented the quiz

my3cents

odyssey06 wrote: »

But still no one will remember Seaquest because who is looking for a family scifi show on the badly name Horror Channel !

I channel hop every time the adverts come on - ADD probably.

s8n

Just us. On CITV in the early - mid 90s

madmaggie

Mart and Market with Michael Dillon. You couldn't open your mouth here when it was on.

my3cents

One I definitely haven't seen since I was at school when we had "children's hour" long before 24 hr children's TV The Beverly Hillbillies used to love it.

Although come to think of it I can't remember what time of day it was on?

sweetie

Once upon a time...life wiki
A european cartoon with characters detailing how the human body works. They also did one for space.
10 yr old me was a big fan.

branie2

Super Chicken, which was on Pajo's Junkbox.

odyssey06

sweetie wrote: »

Once upon a time...life wiki
A european cartoon with characters detailing how the human body works. They also did one for space.
10 yr old me was a big fan.

I still remember the name of the dude with the white hair flowing to his feet... Maestro.

It was originally a French series, if you have TV5 on Virgin Media they sometimes show episodes, but no subtitles

There was also a history version of it, starting with caveman era, moving through the Romans and French Revolution etc etc
The same characters appeared across all era.
The bad guy was a little red haired guy with stampy feet.

Il etait une fois

RMAOK

Bouli

Bouli bouli, fear sneachta ban, hata at a ceann, bouli bouli

Westernyelp

RMAOK wrote:

Were they a detective duo?

Sharky and George the crime busters of the sea. Sharky and George clear up any mystery

eagle eye

Man from Atlantis, Patrick Duffy and his webbed hands.
Used to be on Saturday mornings on RTE.

AndyBoBandy

The Man from U.N.C.L.E.

scotchy

Mr Benn:cool:

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Keyzer

Streethawk

Jrop

scotchy wrote: »

Mr Benn:cool:

As if by magic, The Shopkeeper appeared.

eagle eye

Spencer for hire.

branie2

Stingray, an American detective show

rubadub

wok with yan -got me into chinese cooking.

branie2

Dick Barton: Special Agent