Forgotten TV Shows, Good TV Shows, Bad TV Shows and Underrated TV Shows PART 27 (Viewer Picks)
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Shelley Duvall's Fairy Tale Theatre, excellent, 1982 to 1987, Showtime. An anthology series which dramatized classic fairy tales. Often featured name actors. One I recall "The Little Mermaid" closer to the original than the Disney version. Pam Dauber of "Mork and Mindy" as Pearl, the mermaid, Karen Black as the Sea Witch, Treat Williams as the Prince and Helen Mirren as a Princess.
"Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman" a soap opera parody produced by Norman Lear, aired 5 nights a week on WNEW in New York City. Changed name to "Forever Fernwood" when lead actor left the show. Also spinoff, "Fernwood 2 Night" later "America 2 Night" Martin Mull as Barth Gimball character from the show, a talk show parody. 1976 to 1979.
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Another forgotten one, ‘Baddiel And Skinner Unplanned’. Early 2000’s I think?? Not David Baddiel’s biggest fan, but Frank Sknner was always funny on it.
Loved that!
Never thought David Baddiel was funny.
@@jimroberts3009baddiel and skinner unplanned was awful. Frank skinner walked away from tv due to that show. The double act had run it's course. Skinner said. Skinner and baddiel looked bored during the whole thing.
A scare at bed time with podge and rodge was a show that I did not see. But has an immense following amongst its fans. I loved the podge and rodge show. And I loved thier introduction on the den. Anarchic brilliance
I heard an interview with Michael Caine accepts every role he is offered, good, bad or ugly, as he wants to work and not be a waiter or do some other job, waiting for roles.
I know he said that when he did Muppets Christmas Carol he made a personal policy decision to treat every muppet character he acted with as if they were an Oscar winning actor, which is why his performance is so straight and so focussed and central to the movie.
@@MrDannyDetail Also, he tries to look at some positive, even if the movie sucks.
On "Jaws The Revenge" he said "I haven't watched it. It heard it was awful. But I have seen the house it bought me, and it is lovely".
Forgotten : Get Stuffed
It was a 10 minute cooking show that used to air on ITV in the early hours of the morning back in the early 90's. I remember we would come back from the pub pissed and watch it because there was nothing else on at that time😒.
Remember that, there seemed to be a few drag queens on it cooking up things like fancy beans on toast, it'd just be beans on toast with a bit of cheese or something.
All ingredients for a fiver and bonus Mystery Chefs on some episodes.
Good times
The Mystery Chefs were my favorite part of the show, but I recently read an interview that explained those segments were for filling in gaps in the recipe where they lost or couldn't use the original footage!
It was repeated on ITV for years. They used to show it at around 3am when I was at uni so it was usually on when I stumbled home drunk after a night of clubbing.
I heard there was once an idea for a crossover movie with Nicholas Hammond Spiderman and Bill Bixby/Lou Ferrigno Incredible Hulk.
It's Sunday morning, and I've nothing better to do than wallow in a some nostalgia. Perfect!!!
I've got The Amazing Spider-Man saved on a UA-cam playlist
might try watch jack the ripper, i love spiderman was filmed in LA i think or Washington and the buildings are so much smaller than new york
My Dad used to buy a large box of cream buns and bakery sweets and drive my siblings and I out bush in our Holden for picnics. He gave us a taste of the Secret Valley Spider Gang reward from the nefarious councillor character who was always trying to shut down the kids park.
Loved it as a kid. Although I grew up in red desert and spat e bush, not the Victorian green.
Underrated - "The Greatest American Hero" - An 80s US TV show about a school teacher called Ralph Hinkley who meets a UFO while on a school field trip and is given a super suit which gives him super powers and comes with an instruction book which he loses.
Ralph struggles being a superhero and needs help from a sarcastic FBI agent, Bill Maxwell, and Ralph's girlfriend, Pam.
It starred William Katy, Robert Culp and Connie Selleca.
I think it was a fun show and was pretty good, but doesn't seem to get much love, so I rate it both "Underrated" and "Excellent".
The man saying "It's time for our meeting. Shall we step inside?" on the Spiderman clip is veteran character actor Thayer David, probably best known for playing several characters on the Gothic soap opera Dark Shadows. He died about a year after the performance shown here.
I, like a lot know him as the boxing promoter in Rocky.
I loved Podge & Rodge! The song You Should Never shove a banger Up Your Arse On Halloween is a seasonal classic by Fester & Ailin. It was shown on UKTV Play in the late 90s and I got the DVDs of S1 and S2 when I was visiting Dublin. Used to love the lo fi quality of it.
A forgotten show Drunk History is a British comedy television series that premiered on Comedy Central on 12 January 2015. It is based on the American television series of the same name. In each episode, a celebrity (usually a comedian) struggles to recount a historical event while intoxicated.
I think it encourages drunkenness and alcoholism.
I loved Secret valley and used to watch it as a kid when it was on ABC TV during the early 80's. It also had a memorable theme tune with new lyrics written to the classic Australian ballad Waltzing Matilda.
I you liked that show you will also like a similar show called "Ship To Shore". The comic adventures of the kids who live on Circe Island, a fishing community off the coast of Western Australia. Some kids call it Paradise, the others call it a prison and long for the mainland. Each episode involves the kids trying to get off the island whilst outsmarting the islands bumbling security guard Hermes Endakis (played by Greg Carroll ) who is the head security guard for the islands secret communications base.
This forgotten and excellent TV series ran for 3 seasons of 26 episodes each from 1993-1996 on the ABC and Channel 9 in Australia and YTV in Canada. As well as briefly on Nickelodeon in the United States and the United Kingdom.
I just rewatched Sweet & Sour which is on UA-cam, hated it as a kid, hated countdown too. My sister loved both shows. I think I tried Sweet & Sour every decade since it became available online. Only took me to near middle age to appreciate it. 🤣
Dad used to take us out bush with a big box of cream buns and bakery sweets for picnics and let us have a taste of the Spider gang reward fantasy.
Old fella could be a good bloke at times.
Heres a few suggestions worth looking at:
The fitz (irish stereotype comedy)
Celeb (harry enfield doing ozzy)
Spooks of bottle bay (kids show)
Heartburn hotel (loved it)
House that jack built (adam faith)
Mountain goats (awful comedy)
Perversions of science (from makes of tales from the crypt)
Quentin Taranatino loved the '70s Spiderman series so much he cast Nicholas Hammond in his 2019 film Once Upon A Time in Hollywood.
"Podge & Rodge: A scare at bedtime" looks amazing. Gonna check it out. Thanks for the recommendation.
Rex the Runt; Excellent.
It's an Aradman Animation classic in my opinion. It's about four plasticine dogs getting in to wacky and surreal situations. It has a great cast of cameos as well. I might be biased because it reminds me of being a bain at Christmas (I'm pretty sure that's when episodes were aired but you'll have to forgive my aging mind if they weren't.) but I recommend anyone to watch it if they like things like other Aaardman works like creature comforts.
theres a underrated show from 1998 titled rex the runt, it was a animated series from aardman animations, the show was targeted to a more adult audience
Who dares wins. late eighties I think channel 4 comedy show with Jimmy mulville Rory McGrath and Tony Robinson. Loved the pandas!!
Forgotten/Excellent - Puttnam's Prairie Emporium (CTV, 1988-1990) - A Saturday morning kids' show aimed at tweens, it was set in a five-and-dime shop with the cast including a saxophone-playing cat and a mounted beefalo head. The key to the show was the great writing with plots that would go off in weird but interesting directions.
Underrated/Excellent. American Dad- This is arguably funnier, cleverer and more enjoyable than Family Guy.
The premise is a cia agent and his family take in a very sarcastic/annoying/witty alien called Roger(when he saves Stans life) with the sharpness of Lily Savage and the irritance/petulance of Alan Partridge, roger the alien is outstanding.
He has split personality disorder, psychopathic tendencies and dresses up as various characters whilst doing a myriad of voices.
Yeah, there is fart jokes in it but it also has poignance, dark humour, heart felt parts, brilliantly written episodes.
Bond fans will love the tearjerker episodes spoofing blacksploitation, bond, austin powers etc.
Stans a xenophobic democratic stereotype of an all american mans man. The series slowly mellows him out. My favourite episode is probably The great space Roaster or lost in space.
Also Stans boss Bullock is played by Patrick Stewart who is absolutely hilarious! Often taking advantage of Stans naivety much to the annoyance of Stans wife Francine.
I think Stans design is inspired by Bob Hopes looks/voice. As Seths a huge fan of Hope, Crosby, Kelly.
Not sure if it was good or bad but certainly one I had forgotten about is On Safari with Christopher Biggins and Gillian Taylforth. I think it also had special guests on and they would compete in animal or jungle themed games probably filmed in the 80s. AHH good times
Excellent : Monkey Dust - BBC3 - 2003-2005
Sureal animated comedy sketch show. The characters were a bizarre mix of weird stereotypes in equally bizarre situations.
Some of the characters like Clive Pringle who arrives home from work late and concocts excuses based on TV shows to his wife.
Ivan Dobsky who is a notorious murderer that committed his crime in the 1970s and due to his low IQ still believes the outside of prison world hasn't moved on from the pop culture of the 70s. He has a cell buddy called Mr Hoppy which is a space hopper Ivan thinks is alive.
Also the Paedofinder General who is protecting kiddies by accusing various innocent people.
Not to everyone's taste but entertaining enough to give some people a favourite character or characters.
huckleberry finn and his friends. AWESOME and forgotten, my favorite show ever and led me into loving the books to. I think it was a German cross over kinda thing, but it was awesome and had an amazing opening theme song to
Another excellent series and possibly forgotten is "Kizzy". The story of a young Romany/Gypsy girl who comes to live on the outskirts of a village with her loving but increasingly frail nan where they are both welcomed by some villagers and treated with suspicion by others. When Kizzy is forced to go to school, she rebels esp after being bullied by other schoolgirls.
Sadly her nan dies and Kizzy is taken in by another Romany family but when this fails, she is threatened with being taken into care. Eventually she is fostered by a kind female teacher and later adopted by said teacher and the colonel whose land they originally camped on. A very memorable series and a fond part of my and many other people's childhood.
Remember Spiderman well. Ok, the special FX may look cheesy to kids today. But not too bad considering it had a television budget. Anyone also remember the Kenny Everett piss take of this series which included a sketch where Spidey needs the toilet. But arriving at the urinal he remembers his suit has no zipper and he has to relieve himself internally....😂
The fight scenes in Spiderman were truly epic! Some of the best fight choreography ever
The Jack the Ripper drama is excellent (but not historically accurate), fantastic cast, Caine is good and Collin’s excellent and for the time it was a very high quality production.
I would like to nominate Rosey and Jim it was a fantastic kids tv show witch has be sadly forgotten it was about to dolls coming to life and going on an adventure for the day ❤👍
Not really my thing but i image the naked civil servant was very important for the gay community when it aired
The pilot movie for that Spider-Man show was shown in British cinemas. I saw it twice there because I Loved it so much. first time though was on a double bill with 'you light up my life'. Story of a girl trying to make it as a singer in New York. The title of the film is her debut song. It's a good song but it gets on the nerves by the end as you hear it so much. And it wasn't what an eleven year boy wanted to sit through. It was one of those seventies shows with similar plots, but as a product of it's time it's not bad. Pity they didn't put Nicholas Hammond in Spider-Man far from home.
Excellent: The Big Match. Those who didn't grow up post 1993 would probably be surprised at how little football was on tv back then. Only having three channels was one of the causes of this. But actually getting some football on tv was such a novelty you watched all of it because you could. The BBC had Match of the Day saturday night. ITV had the Big Match, hosted by Brian Moore, on early sunday afternoons. Essential viewing for the fans. Very much a product of it's time, but it was excellent for bringing us what it did.
7:33 BBC "try it out" and then Sky Atlantic? It's got to be absolute trash.
0:34 Jack the Ripper was fantastic! (the programme, that is)
Loving the channel but your Liverpool accent needs work. It is worse than my Westcountry husband when he tries to do my accent...that is interesting.😂
As for the programmes:
Excellent:
Sharkey and George, In bed with Medinner, Muppet Babies, Battle of the Planets, Dinky dog, Hong Kong Phoey, Bod, The Mary Whitehouse Experience, Gruey.
Best way to start a Sunday!
yeah, I knew some sad person would think this.
Loved Secret Valley. Always wanted a minibike. Never got one... 😐
This was shock see in notification box love this Chanel ❤
God, what a great list... LOVED the 1970 Spider-Man... Podge and Rodge: A Scare at Bedtime is one i never got into thanks to teh ugly puppets... But seeing these clips, I regret it!
I HAVE A NOMINATION - For FORGOTTEN as its stars have moved on since... HALE AND PACE (ITV) - Comedy Sketch Show featuring Gareth Hale and Norman Pace, better known to anyone who was a fan of the classic NAKED VIDEO as "THE MANAGMENT Umm Hah!" - I believe it ran for a mere two seasons before getting canned... Which is a shame, They really upped the ante with off the wall humour and a lot of childish adult humour...
Those who have seen it will always remember it for ONE FINAL SKETCH in Season 1... The "Here's one I made Earlier" skit... It got SO MANY COMPLAINTS!!!
Classic Characters such as Billy and Johnny - The Parody of Children's TV presenters... The Management of course with short quips such as PACE: "Ron, Their Cackling, I DONT LIKE CACKLING!!!"
HALE: "I DONT DONT LIKE ANY KIND OF PORK!"
I have not found any full episodes sadly, nor can I find the "Here's One I made Earlier" Skit - Yeah... No surprise... That would be a bit risqué for UA-cam! But there are a few available including the R. SOLES AND SON Estate Agents Song, and "The Bollocks Song" - Very dated now, God they had a joke about Filofax and one about Advertisements in Sunday Newspapers... Who actually has Sunday Newspapers anymore??? But still a great watch!
And a WHAT DID I JUST WATCH? THE JAMES WHALE RADIO SHOW... Yeah, I dont even know how to describe this one... All I know is I did used to watch it at 1am every Friday on ITV as it was also being Broadcast live on the Radio... I mean, What more can you say except that it had risqué humour, Linda Nolan showing off her ample bosom, and James Whale giving away Free Condoms!!!
3:46 it looks very kitsch. lol
Podge and Ridge and This is Jinsey were utterly brilliant. Ever heard o the Australian kids show 'The Nargun and the Stars'?
I liked This Is Jinsey but it never really got a push so disappeared pretty quickly
Can't find day of the Triffids ( 1980's ) anywhere, Tripods i watched as a kid but i think they only made 2 series ( based on trilogy of books ) 1 per book 🤔, they used to be on YT, i'll check as i haven't watched in years.
The Day of the Triffids 1980's did get a dvd release quite a while back. Just had a look and you can get it from Amazon. Tripods was supposed to have three series but got cancelled after the second. So it was left on a cliffhanger.
@@paultapner2769 No Amazon delivery in the PH 😉😉
Never actually read the books about the Tripods but enjoyed watching it as a kid, surprised it's never been remade/rebooted.
Wow, cool, I made it in! Woo hoo!
This is Jinsy sounds like how the UK is right now.
The Spiderman show I remember a little. Mainly for kids I think. The character also used to show up in the 70's on the American kids show " The Electric Company. Which taught kids how to read. They did live action scenes from the comic books. It was neat as a kid. Made the comics come to life. Michael Caine is a great actor. He can do about any genre. We didn't get that show here in the U.S. though.
Have to disagree with the Michael Caine statement. He's like Brian Blessed and Sean Connery. They don't act. They just learn the lines.
@@PaulStirk You didn't think he was funny in "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" with Steve Martin? To me that didn't seem like an easy comedy part to pull off.
@@Eric1990us Didn't see the film but add Steve Martin to the list.
That Spiderman show was not underrated. It was absolute crap.
Jack the Ripper was good but not anywhere near as good as The Phantom Raspberry Blower of Old London Town! Classic period crime drama.
Loud raspberry!!
Jinsy does look like the worst thing ever made. BBC 3 always excelled at utter dreck.
When I was a kid we had a sandwich toaster but we just called it a Breville. That oozed 80s cheese.
Jinsy was so good! Our Bernese puppy is named Jintsy after the show, and yes, I know it is not spelt the same :)
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My man, it's quite alright if you've forgotten about something, but WHAT DID YOU THINK OF IT?!?