Forgotten TV Shows, Good TV Shows, Bad TV Shows and Underrated TV Shows - PART 11 ( Viewer Picks )
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Remembering TV shows from around the world.
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A list of 5 worst, best, underrated and "ok" tv shows ever made. These tv shows have been suggested by channel viewers as examples of trash tv, great tv, underrated tv and brilliant tv!
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Jim Henson's Dinosaurs was a Brilliant underrated masterpiece it tackled issues such as War, Racism, Class Conflict, Big Business and Environmentalism; I really didn't realize it growing up but the show was ahead of it's time I mean who could forget that final episode that had been foreshadowed even in the series beginning.
Dinosaurs was excellent. I suggested it recently too.
I loved willo the wisp Kenneth Williams was brilliant doing the voice of willo the wisp evil edna frightened the life of me as a kid
Galloping Galaxies was another kids show Kenneth Williams did a voice for, it was kind of like Rentaghost in space!
@@richardlyth I'll look it up
Benidorm is unbelievably piss poor
My verdict on Benidorm
"I don't like you. I don't like you at all".
Dunno. For me it bounces between a decent little comedy and a bit of a drag during some scenes. Siobhan Finneran does an absolutely brilliant job playing Janice. No surprise. The woman is excellent in so many things she has done.
I was a kid in the 1990s- early 00s and I can safely say I've never heard of Lavender Castle before this video. Had absolutely no idea it existed.
'Cloppa Castle', was one of many lunchtime TV shows on ITV for us kids in the 70's who went home for lunch from school. Like many others, it was well remembered and has, for the most part, stood the test of time. There's many others, of course, such as, 'Chorlton and the Wheelies', 'Jamie and the Magic Torch', 'Issi Noho', 'The Adventures of Rupert Bear', 'Paper Play', 'A Handful of Songs', and a few more besides. These were all 10 minutes in length and shown at 12 noon. They were followed by one of 5 longer 20 minute shows that included, 'Rainbow', 'Mr. Trimble', 'Hickory House', and, 'Pipkins.' This was usually followed by a show for grown-ups between 12.30 and 1pm, 'Paint Along with Nancy', being one I particularly remember. Then, once 1 o'clock arrived and you heard the theme tune to, 'News at One', you knew it was time to head off back to school!
Crown Court at 12.30. I loved it more than the kids shows. Always had to leave at 12.45 to get back to school so only saw half the episode though
Thinking about lunchtime children's TV, I remember a show called 'The Flumps' and a recurring theme of 'keeping it under your hat'.
What about 'Doctor Terrible's House of Horrible'? A Horror Comedy Staring Steeve Cogan, playing a kind of Crypt Keeper role, as well as Staring In the Episodes themselves. Homages a lot of old British Horror Movies (think Hammer or Amicus).
Also, Early Doors with Craig Cash, just because no one ever seems to mention it.
Early Doors is an all time great for me. And Dr. Terrible.....was good from what I remember too.
Early Doors is brilliant. I had both series on DVD after watching it when it first came out. A mate of mine is a fan too and he went to a stage show version of it they did a couple of years ago. I wish I was there!
It came out around the same time as Catterick with Reeves & Mortimer, which was also fantastic. BBC3 was a really good proving ground, at that time, for several very funny, underrated comedies that weren't necessarily mainstream. Monkey Dust is another one that was brilliant but definitely not one you could show at 7pm on BBC 1...
@@MartinParnham I had no idea they made a Early Doors Stage Show. I watched Series again a few months ago and it still holds up really well.
I never watched Catterick but I did enjoy Monkey Dust, Funny but very Dark in places. I liked the bloke with the Space Hopper who gets out of Prison every week.
@@System_Sega "I never done it... I only said I done it 'cos X/YZ"
My favourite recurring character was the middle aged bloke who came home and made up some elaborate story about where he'd been. His wife would then call him out on it (it was usually a storyline from a film or something like that) and he'd have to admit he'd been doing something sinister or dark for the last however long.
@@MartinParnham Yeah I remember him, lived in a Tower Block. I've not seen Monkey Dust since it was first on years ago. I've definitely got to watch again now you mentioned it.
How about a show called Soap. It is a sitcom that spoofed soap operas from the late 70's to early 80's much like Police Squad makes fun of police shows of the time. It starred a young Billy Crystal and had Richard Mulligan in it. It was very funny and very well made.
I was thinking about Soap when I was watching this video.
"Oracle 888" my nostalgia bone was well tickled with that.
Would it be possible to add an "Overrated" category because I can think of several shows that were highly rated that I'm sure definitely didn't live up to the hype
FRIENDS anyone? 😆
Love it when your new videos come up on my feed. A few suggestions for you…
Excellent - Fawlty Towers, low hanging fruit I know but this is simply a classic. Couldn’t make it nowadays mind.
Underrated - Stella, Brilliant show especially for those in Wales, filmed around where I live so probably why it holds a special place. Always overshadowed by Gavin & Stacey though.
Rubbish - another low hanging fruit, Mrs Browns Boys. Rubbish isn’t a strong enough word!
I remember watching that Marblehead Manor, the one bit of it I particularly remember is there was a party and the butler was announcing the guests. At one point an Indian man enters and his name is Singh and the butler introduces him as Mister Singe. The Indian man corrects him saying “no, no, Singh, Singh”. Then the butler starts singing “Introducing Mister Singe”. A really silly bit but it has stuck in my head for over 30 years.
I remember Cloppa Castle, i used to come home for dinner from school to watch it with the likes of Jamie and the magic torch, Rainbow, Pipkins, Rupert Bear, Here comes Mumfie, Animal Kwackers and many more. Great times
You're in your early fifties like me
@@neilold7291 yes I turn 54 next month
@@adrianjames3815 yup, you couldn't be anything else with those choices really
Hartley hare was great in Pipkins.
Here's a forgotten show, ROAR, from 1997. It starred Heath Ledger and Vera Farmiga. It was excellent, but was apparently cancelled because Christians were offended by a spear of Christ plot.
Cloppa Castle looks excellent! I wish I could find episodes of my favorite childhood show, Calliope, but I've searched and searched to no avail.
Also, in the interests of keeping it in your memory - Catterick please! Could go in either underrated or forgotten as it's probably both.
Here's a suggestion for a forgotten series: Brothers & Sisters. Not the 2006 American series starring Calista Flockhart and Sally Field, but the BBC show of the same name that aired a decade earlier.
Series One aired as part of BBC2's late night programming block The A Force, then it was commissioned for a second standalone series in 1998. It was set in and around a baptist church, and the storylines were centred around various scandals within the church community. It starred Joseph Marcel (Geoffrey from The Fresh Prince of Bel Air), Mona Hammond, and Patti Boulaye. Although the show is long forgotten, some of the actors went on to become big names including David Harewood, Stephen Graham, and David Oyelowo.
Cloppa Castle was my favourite as a child and for years I couldn't find anyone else who remembered it. I finally found the dvd boxset and made my husband and children watch them all!
One I also loved was I'm the King of the Castle. I remember being really scared as I could only have been about 5 when I saw it.
Another forgotten one is 'No Problem'. Aired on Channel Four, it revolves around five young black siblings whose parents have gone to Jamaica for several weeks, so they have to fend for themselves, resulting in them getting into various scrapes and brushed with the law. It received some criticism for emphasis on comedy rather than racial issues. However, it is fondly remembered by those who watched it.
Yet another forgotten gem is ITV's 'The Boy Who Won The Pools'. As its name suggests, it revolves around a young lad who wins the jackpot on the football pools and has a grand old time with his pals which includes buying a mansion and a Ferrari!
Good to see Nadia Popov here, even if it is with Jim Davidson. Have we seen Rentaghost? I used to love that show.
Have you seen this? ua-cam.com/video/tUq3c-jU5Sk/v-deo.htmlsi=SP0VIZJ0itpmmAJo
@@TFOOS Fantastic!
I found out recently that Marina Sirtis (Deanna Troi in modern Star Trek) guest starred on Up The Elephant & Round The Castle. On that series was also Brian Hall who played Terry the chef in the second series of Fawlty Towers, and they had scenes together. Huh!
Would have been a kid when Lavender Castle was on bit probably too busy seeing how much trouble my older cousin and I could get into to notice it (it was the 90s, getting into trouble was a hobby in those days)
Good. Budgie. Adam Faith and Ian Cuthbertson. Got into it during lockdown. Now Budgie is kind of lovable...well more lovable than Jim in Up the Elephant imho.
Bad. Oh god so damn many to choose from but I'd have to punt for Surgical Spirit. How in the nameof sanity it got 7 seasons is well beyond me.
Underrated. Shelley. Hywel Bennett. 1970s ran for 10 seasons but I've never seen anyone talk about it....although you probably have now I said that.
Keep the vids coming. Nice to see I'm not the only one who views some of the modern TV as utter crap!
I totally forgot about Surgical Spirit! I had no idea it ran for so long!
I loved the adventure game especially when the contestants had to avoid a beam of light on this zig zag platform at the end of the show
One utterly brilliant series to include is Channel Four's 'Prospects'. Think of Minder but with two Terry's as best friends and no Arthur. It starred Brian Bovell and the late Gary Olsen as a couple of East End geezers forever looking for their big break. The opening title song was great also. Only a dozen episodes were made. ITV sadly dropped the idea of taking the series on and developing it into a longer running series.
I vaguely remember seeing Lavender Castle but it has been so long I had forgotten about it. Here are some more shows from the USA that recently came back into my mind that I had forgot about:
California Dreams (September 12, 1992 - December 14, 1996)
USA High (August 4, 1997 - June 10, 1999)
Hangin' With Mr Cooper (September 22, 1992 - August 30, 1997) - I don't remember much about it as I haven't seen it since the 90s but I remember liking it at the time.
My Wife and Kids (March 28, 2001 - May 17, 2005) - I haven't seen this in years but again, I remember liking it.
One more I liked which might be underrated is Early Edition (September 28, 1996 -May 27, 2000). It is about a man in Chicago who gets the Chicago Sun-Times newspaper the day before it is actually published and he uses what he reads in the paper to prevent terrible events mentioned in the paper from happening.
I remember Early Edition.
Please do sink or swim, it was an obscure early eighties sitcom with peter davidson which nobody but me remembers. Loved it as a kid, also loved the gaffer and Selwyn froggit
Definitely enjoyed the latter two with Bill Maynard.
I remember it. His co star from that was in the Dr Who story Caves of Androzani with him.
"Cone Zone", a 90s childrens comedy with zero to no comedy.
"House of Gristle" a 90s children's comedy that was actually funny (basically 'spitting image' for kids).
"The Spooks of Bottle Bay" this one was surreal, can't remember if I liked it or not (another kid's show from the 90s, unsurprisingly I wore a hole in the carpet from watching constant tv).
The Locksmith, I felt was an underrated drama, although tbh as a teen I really liked the notion of a burglar being tortured and killed, so that might be more why I liked it (and tbh it did drag a bit at times).
Was House of Gristle a spin-off of Dizzy Heights Hotel? I hated that show. The puppets terrified me.
@@CarysCreatesThings I believe it was.
How about Get Some In!, an ITV sitcom from 1975 to 78, starring Tony Selby and Robert Lindsay (later Karl Howman playing the same character) about National Servicemen in the RAF and their sadistic and scheming Corporal. The whole series is on UA-cam , and I recommend this forgotten little gem. Also, on the kid's show side, anyone remember Dogtanian and the Three Mukehounds and its brilliant theme tune?
Get some in is getting a complete series dvd release soon. I remember Dogtanian but the tune doesn't come back to me
Two shows I feel were underrated:
'We Are Klang' - An early Greg Davies vehicle on BBC 3 that was a cross of Monty Python and The Office.
Criminally never repeated but thankfully on UA-cam.
'Urban Gothic' - One of Channel 5's earliest original programmes. A horror anthology set in London that covered the vast umbrella of sub horror genres including 70s B-Movies (EP: "Pineapple Chunks"), Psychological (EP: "Sandman") and Found Footage (EP: "Vampirology").
They even state themselves in 'We Are Klang' that it bears an uncanny resemblance to 'The Goodies.' And I'd have to agree that it's nearer The Goodies than Python or The Office.
I remember watching a kids show called nightmare on itv and game show called going for gold on the bbc
i loved cloppa castle, and here are a couple of suggestions that even though i liked they had scary characters in them, the first was pipkins which had an ostrich called octavia that terrified me and the second is lizzy dripping, watching the witch rise up from behind the gravestone gave me nightmares
Lavender Castle was a great favourite of my eldest, who was born in 2001, but who saw one DVD (borrowed from the library) and was hooked.
Great stuff.
Outrageous Fortune 2005, six seasons. A New Zealand series about the West family living in Auckland New Zealand. "The Wests are a one-family crime wave with a proud tradition in thievery, larceny and petty crime, until now... When patriarch Wolf is sent to jail, his wife Cheryl decides it's time for the the family to go straight." TVNZ. Antony Starr plays both Van and Jethro West who are twins he is best known for playing Homelander in the Boys an American show based on a comic book series. I really enjoyed it and think it is worth checking out.
Considered a classic in New Zealand.
@@susanscott8653 It's choice!
I'm not sure if you've covered it yet but a kids program I remember is Knights of God. It was a weird action drama revolving around an England that had been taken over by a Religious-Fascist cult. I thought it was excellent at the time and the premise still seems pretty sound
Another show I loved was the american comedy, Soap. A take on (as the name implies) the american soap opera. One of the early appearances of Billy Crystal.
For a terrible one, Beast. I'm generally a fan of Alexander Armstrong and Doon Mackichan but this is a by the numbers sitcom with obvious jokes and a heavy reliance on embarrassment humour
All I know about "Soap" is that it spun off into the series "Benson".
@@dhenderson1810 It was also created by Susan Harris who went on to create The Golden Girls.
have you looked back on;
On the up; starring dennis waterman; who probably did the theme song as well; sam Kelly and the legend that is Joan Sims; waterman plays a self made millionare; kelly was his best mate and driver and sims was the cook
little armadillos light night CH4 comedy show that wasn't very funny
Who Dares Wins... another light ch4 sketch show which was funny
Loved who dares wins
Of course Dennis Waterman sang the theme tune to On The Up, he sang the theme tune to everything he was in 🤣. I think he must have had it written into his contracts that he'd only take on a role if he got to sing the theme tune! Speaking of the theme tune, it's the only thing I remember about that show, other than Joan Sims' catchphrase: "just the one!"
"The Great Space Coaster" this is from my deep childhood, and NO ONE remembers but me, check it out.
Wonderful video. Does anyone remember The Silk Road, a documentary series from the very early 80's? In my opinion, it's one of the greatest shows of all time. It followed a team of Chinese and Japanese historians and the English narrator Graham Webster (For the first series only) following the oldest route of the Silk Road in China. The music by Japanese musician Kitaro, fits the series and overall feeling perfectly.
How many times have you had up the elephant and round the castle on?
Jim Davidson in anything induces dry boak.
Further to the comment I made on your last vid about doing a show that just has cartoons or kids shows, some good and great shows were Round the Bend, Dogtanian and the Three Muskehounds, The Mysterious Cities of Gold, and Rugrats. Terrible shows were Johnny Bravo, Johnny Quest, Dexter's Lab and Angela Anaconda and a real forgotten show, a live action one was Betty's Bunch.
I don't know anyone else who remembers Betty's Bunch other than my Sister. I still remember all of the lyrics to the theme tune.
@@CarysCreatesThings I mostly remember the character of The Charmer, I spent over 25 years trying to remember the name of the show (I knew it was Betty something), my mother found it on Google in about 5secs sometime last year.
@@gavinkelman5468I didn’t remember any of the character names (other than Betty of course), but you mentioning The Charmer jogged my memory. I just remember Betty being kidnapped and her foster kids trying to rescue her.
I remember Betty's bunch - my favourite actress Maggie Kirkpatrick was in it :)
Can't remember if you've done Dead Ernest, but that deserves an oh my god,it'd forgotten about that. Another forgotten one is Lord Tramp.
I remember Lord Tramp, which I think is on dvd. Some of the theme comes back as well. Remember how odd it seemed at the time that some of the supporting characters vanished after the second episode and it cut the cast down to the five main ones after that.
Probably totally forgotten: Spearhead. ITV had a big hit back in the day with Soldier Soldier. All about an Army unit. But they did try the same years before with Spearhead. Which had two series at 9pm on monday nights on ITV late in the 70's. The first series saw the characters in West Germany. The second in Northern Ireland. In the last episode main character Pvt. Twiss was kidnapped by the IRA and left for dead in a field with a bomb. A bomb disposal robot is sent in. You see it going painfully into action. About to reach the bomb...then it cuts to the other characters all standing around the bomb controller nearby. And you hear an explosion. All are silent as the implications sink in. Twiss's best mate says 'see ya Twissy. One day.' The fact that scene stays with me after so long gives measure to the quality of it.
Rab.c.nesbit is a great scottish comedy about a great govan street philosopher
What about Supergran, that was such a great show.
Excellent
Victor and Hugo, Bunglers in Crime. A loose spin off from Duckula which itself was a loose spinoff from Danger Mouse. David Jason again lends his voice. Seemingly lesser rembered these days, but I’ve fond memories.
Underrated/Forgotten
Monsters. ITV anthology horror show from slightly before my time, I discovered on a random DVD I picked up somewhere. Made during the folk horror period of fare like the excellent Children of the Stones. Listing this as underrated, as being an anthology of one off stories it is of course a bit uneven. Notably, Pauline Quirke has an early role, and she wasn’t even annoying.
I remember Victor and Hugo: Bunglers in Crime, but I didn't realise it was a spin-off of Count Duckula.
Victor and Hugo was a very good show.
Hi there. For what it’s worth, here’s my excellent, underrated and bad list.
Excellent. FRINGE. This is the best series I’ve ever watched of all time. The writing, production and acting is just perfect. You invest in the characters and it pays off. A lot of modern series makes their characters to dark and complex. Yes, they are complex but they are relatable, warm and human. You actually love them like a family. Walter, played by John Noble is the best fictional character ever created, and John brings him to life perfectly.
Underrated. Superman and Lois. Ok, my wife and I decided to watch this not expecting too much, how wrong we were. This is a great modern retelling of the superman story and Tyler Hoechlin is now my favourite Superman since Christopher Reeves. He embodies Clark and Superman perfectly. Yes it’s comic book stuff, but it’s made very well here. Mixing Superman’s dilemmas of finding balance between saving the world and being a husband and father.
Bad. Squid Game. I gave into the hype and decided to try and watch it. I made it almost to the end of the first episode, it’s pretty dire. I’ve no clue what was going on really and I just got very bored.
Anyway, that’s my round up. 😊
I thought Squid Game was excellent.
I remember Marblehead manor. The show was canceled, recast and they shot another pilot for another Network. And the second iteration the chauffeur was the main character.
If Marblehead Manor isn't meant for very small children than the clip suggests it might be the worst thing ever created by humans
Anyone remember lame ducks? Cant remember much about it, other than i loved it and it was quite weird
Up the Elephant and round the castle made Jim Davidson even less funny than usual 😮
I still don't think you've covered 'hyperdrive', I mentioned it a while ago and it seems to be largely forgetten. It was a mistep for Nick Frost and also had Miranda Hart, one of the least funny "comedians" to ever curse TV in it. Absolutely awful!
He did it in one of the science fiction show videos. I watched the first episode when it was on a sunday evening repeat. Wasn't able to record it due to a clash with other things and didn't have tv catch up back then. It had bad reviews but I thought well some things take a while to get going. Let's give it a chance. I switched off after fifteen mins. I've only ever given up on a show that quickly twice. The other being Sci Fi channels the outpost. After twenty mins. I thought with Hyperdrive any show that starts making jokes about alien genitals after ten mins is just desperate. And it was.
Dappledown Farm on ch 5 with Brian Cant
It was on ITV before Channel 5.
Who is the actor in growing rich who says "what's this annie a scone or rock cake" the voice sounds familiar, he sounds a lot like Kenneth Brannagh.
love cloppa castle when gerry anderson stopped production of the puppets series he made ,mary turner gave us rupert, mumfie, and cloppa , multi talented mary was a sculptress of puppets operator and producer and is still with us she needs to be dame mary turner for childrens television services and not that horrible other turner thing tracey enima artist with her unmade bed whos just been given a title , queen ethebruder king wo be gone , prince idle bone , princess tizibelle, cooeee d or an inventor q.e.d remember that, jester minute made my lunch time it was avalible on neywork d.vd
Never heard of lavender Castle, but it looks intriguing
1:02 OMG it's Terry Jones!
great selection
Didn't King WOBEGONE have a Lake names after him in Minnesota
Cloppa castle, finally!!
I've sadly not heard of Cloppa Castle. What a pity, I would have loved this crap when I was 5 years old. I had to make do with Muffin the Mule, it cost a fortune in mouthwash.
Elephant and Castle is South East London, not South London.
I wasnt that old when "clopper Castle " came out but as soon to be teenager I thought it was sh*te even then. I hated Jim Davidson at the time. probably because of chalky and nick nick stuff I think hes okay these days (am I just old?). never understood all the fuss about Weldon most of her stuff was rubbish. that said the casting of the "lovley Girls" to Quote Father Ted is good.
BTW I love your stuff and being a very much Manc of geordie desent where is your accent from ? its great!!
Loved Benidorm and this US trash. there's no accounting for taste, is there?
Haha.. Up The Elephant was definitely low brow when it actually aired. But it's positively Emmy award winning television compared to 90% of stuff currently being broadcast.
Rubbish, To the manor born, upper class snooty rubbish
Forgotten, British animated show called Stressed Eric, I thought it was pretty good late night bbc2 animation, shame it was pretty short lived.
Underrsted Early doors, written by Craig cash, he of the royal family fame, not as good as royal family but still funny, I'll admit I watched it at first because I fancied the bar maid Tanya but I got the dvds and realised it was awesome. Brilliant cast, script and John henshaw as the landlord is very good.
Stressed Eric was terrific, I nearly died of laughter watching the episode with the pony.
Totally agree! Love Cloppa Castle... Hate anything with Jim Davidson total 🐕 💩 Shite!.... on the forgotten front, totally loved Get Some In, a UK TV series about National Servicemen in 1955 UK.... Hilarious, dated yet funny. Featuring Robert Lindsey portraying an earlier incarnation of Ted -"Smith" soon to become Citzen Smith. Another long forgotten snapshot of a bygone era when comedy wasn't all PC bollocks.