Old TV shows that stand the test of time, and ones that don't

[ctdctd]

The Ghosts of Motley Hall.

Supercar.

Stingray.

Four Feather Falls. ()

Well, I've seen the third one - Joe 90 was better.
As for the others, are you sure you have the right planet?

[Sysman]

Can't believe nobody has mentioned Fawlty Towers. Classic!

Suffered from too many repeats unfortunately.

[Sysman]

A Team - great

Dukes of Hazzard.

Sun readers at the time voted Daisy as having the best legs on TV, and for once they were right.

[Sysman]

The Ghosts of Motley Hall.

Supercar.

Stingray.

Four Feather Falls. ()

Don't remember the Motley Hall one, but the others were great.

Fireball XL5.

Did we do Thunderbirds "Anything can happen in the next half hour" yet?

Lots of Oliver Postgate stuff - Noggin the Nog...

The Clangers.

[vetran]

Don't remember the Motley Hall one, but the others were great.
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OH YES

The Ghosts of Motley Hall - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


The Ghosts of Motley Hall Introduction

[nomadd]

Oh yes.

Four Feather Falls was the first Gerry Anderson tv series (late 50s).

Supercar was early 60s.

Ghosts was early 70s.

Gerry Anderson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Stone me, I can remember Torchy the Battery Boy

Vaguely.

You missed Flash Gordon (Larry "Buster" Crabbe) 1936, you young pup.

[nomadd]

The Mighty Micro.

The Computer Programme.
Making The Most Of The Micro.


(Where the long road of I.T. started for me... Now seems like a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away...)

[OwlHoot]

Stone me, I can remember Torchy the Battery Boy

Vaguely.

I can remember hiding behind the sofa watching the first ever episode of Dr Who in 1963.

Vividly.

Also:

Tomorrow's World (probably been mentioned by now)

But I'm surprised how many British TV programmes I've never heard of.

I hardly watch broadcast TV at all now, apart from the news headlines on the hour accasionally, and documentaries pre-recorded so I can zip through the ads at 32*. I mostly watch downloaded or purchased films.

[Doggy Styles]

Space Patrol, featuring the Galasphere 347.

For a kids puppet show I found this slightly dark.