Forgotten TV Shows, Good TV Shows, Bad TV Shows and Underrated TV Shows - PART 12 ( Viewer Picks )
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- Forgotten TV Shows, Good TV Shows, Bad TV Shows and Underrated TV Shows ( Viewer Picks )
The Good, The Bad and The Underrated TV Shows - As Chosen By Viewers
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5 Great TV Shows Bad TV Shows and Underrated TV Shows (Viewer Picks)
Remembering TV shows from around the world.
Great TV shows, Worst TV Shows and Underrated TV Shows
Viewer Choice!
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5 Worst TV Shows (And Best TV Shows And Underrated TV Shows) - Viewer Picks
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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Oh my God, didn't expect to see Outrageous Fortune on this list. Absolute classic.
In my opinion, the prequel Westside (TV3, 2015 - 2020) is even better, as you see the height of the West family's criminal activities spanning from the 1970s in Series 1 to 1990 in Series 6. Excellent program.
Willo the wisp. Great memories of my youth 🙂👍. Does anyone remember Crystal Tips and Alistair or Batfink.
My wings are like a shield of steel 🦇
😉
Batfink was brilliant
@@robet007 Excellent well remembered 😀👍.
@@TFOOS Loved the dramatic ending 😀. Tune in for the next episode superb 😁👍.
@@TFOOS You should add Batfink to the next video ha ha ha ha.
Just realised we've never mentioned the utterly wonderful 'The Flashing Blade.'
Anyone who grew up on kids programmes on the bbc back during 70's school holidays saw this. A french show with an English dub. During a war between France and Spain one French castle is holding out against all the odds. A Spanish officer is determined to take it before an impending truce. A dashing nobleman and his valet come to the castle and head off on a mission to save the day. It turned up on kids programme 'on the waterfront' late in the 80's where they redubbed it with silly voices to brilliant effect. But some complained about that and thus it got it's first repeat in a while as a result. I don't know if I ever actually watched it all the way through till it came to vhs in 2002. And when I finally did I loved it. It's fabulous swashbuckling action. With a wonderful theme tune. The english dub is pretty good too. The voice actor for one character, a vatican envoy, is brilliant. Making him even more cunning than anyone from Blackadder.
The vhs - and later dvd - do also contain the long lost thirteenth episode. Which the bbc never actually showed. It acts as an epilogue for the show. It's all in French with subtitles. And the original french theme which is interestingly different. The picture quality of this episode isn't great but it's an interesting curio.
All together now 'you've got to fight for what you want....'
Loved that show , it seemed to be on every summer in the 70’s. I had no idea what it was about but the theme tune was of course brilliant.
Underrated- The Peter Serafinowicz Show. Only had one series and while some sketches miss, I thought it was a pretty good show. It was a great showcase for Peters impressions and had some funny sketches that I still quote from time to time. Shame it never got a second series as I think it would have found more of an audience
Willo the Wisp was the only one of these I even knew. From memory, it was part of my summer of '81, although it aired repeatedly for a few years afterwards. I remember watching the prototype film, (a corporate information film to do with gas leaks, if I remember correctly), where the titular wisp played the part of aforementioned leak, with a number of quips voiced by Kenneth Williams. Having mentioned this show, it reminds me of many 5 minutes shows that were on the end of the children's segment of television on weekday early evenings before the news came on at 5.40. There's the obvious ones like, 'The Magic Roundabout', 'The Wombles', 'Ivor The Engine', 'Crystal-tips and Alistair', and, 'Captain Pugwash', of course, but then there's others which were adapted from newspaper comic strips such as, 'The Perishers', and, 'Fred Bassett', among others. Let's not forget, 'Roobarb', and, 'Noah & Nelly', and, 'The Amazing Adventures of Morph.' There's many others, but that's all that springs to mind.
Anyone else remember "The Clifton House Mystery" or "Nobody's House"?
Both ghosty ones.
I thought Johnny Bravo was great.
It was, the Scooby Doo crossover was genius I liked Dexter’s Laboratory too.
I loved the first series, but I thought they ruined it when they introduced Carl and changed the animation style. I only recently found out that this was because Van Partible, the creator of Johnny Bravo, was fired from his own show when Warner Brothers bought Cartoon Network. They said it was because he lacked experience!
In the early-mid 2000s they brought Partible back for a final season. I watched a couple of the episodes and I enjoyed them a lot more than seasons 2 & 3.
I didn't think it was good at all ha ha ha.
Dexter's Laboratory and Johnny Bravo are both superb.
As did I !
Watching that clip of outrageous fortune was like suffering slings and arrows.
Nice one! The only 😁👏👍
The Great Space Coaster is hardly forgotten. Now, The Adventures of Snelgrove Snail, there's one that I'm sure no one remembers. It was a Canadian puppet show from 1980 about a snail and his shellfish friends going to school in a coral reef. Super cheap looking but kind of charming, it made the rounds of crappy local UHF stations throughout the Eighties.
Outreagous Fortune was also a 1987 movie with Shelley Long and Bette Midler. It was OK!
Did that have Danny Dr Vito in?
@@TFOOS You might be thinking of Ruthless People, there.
@@AndrewHalliwell or possibly 'Other People's Money'
A show that even I had forgotten about until looking up some of the shows mentioned in the comments triggered a memory was 'Tales of the Gold Monkey' 1982-1983, a show inspired by the movie, 'Raiders of the Lost Ark'. I haven't seen it in a long time, but I remember it being a lot of fun.
Forgotten. 'Ultraviolet' and i dont mean the film from 2006. 6 episodes were aired by CH4 late in the 90s, and it starred Idris Elba and Jack Davenport. It was a different take on the vampire trope (who were referred to as 'code red'). It was less 'Buffy' and more like the later 'Torchwood'. It dealt with certain human themes, and all was set for a second series (which never happened). Somebody dropped the ball on that one.
I remember Outrageous Fortune. I was born in England. I have been living in New Zealand since 1995.
Forgotten TV show, Crusader Rabbit, 1950's, a Jay Ward cartoon a predecessor to Rocky and Bullwinkle featuring characters similar to R & B, Crusader, the hero, his strong but dense sidekick, Ragland T. Tiger and the villains, Dudley Nightshade and Bilious Green. Also from the late 50's, early '60's, two SF cartoons, Colonel Bleep and Space Angel.
I remember 'Crusader Rabbit', but 'Colonel Bleep' and 'Space Angel' are new to me. I presume they didn't get rerun in the 70's, or at least, not in my area.
A forgotten one: Ovide. A kids show about a duck? I think. I believe it was French Canadian, and I don’t recall much about it other than a top tier closing theme tune.
I remember wanting to buy The Great Space Coaster toys being sold at a Big V convience store when I was a kid. I also loved the show of course.
I haven't seen or thought of Willow The Wisp since I was very small.
Underrated, The Herbs. Often overshadowed by Camberwick Green and Trumpton but I think this puppet show was superior.
Excellent, V The Mini Series.
First 2 seasons had excellent special effects with a good story. Those uniforms too.
❤ I grew up with the Great Space Coaster I love that show great theme song and Steven Clash worked on that and on Captain Kangaroo at the same time he even gave up a chance to work on The Dark Crystal with Jim Henson because he felt he owed it to them to at least finish the shows so that they'll have a proper ending
Animal Kwackers. I used to love this as a kid in the 70s, though I remember being slightly scared of Rory the lion! Another of those shows, like the Magic Roundabout, where I am sure the writers were on something!
How could anyone forget Maggie Kirkpatrick?
It does beg the question of how bad were social services in Australia back in the 1970's/80's though? There was this show. And the whole Susie Driscoll debacle from PCBH.
Terrible!
I have a forgotten childhood show for you; did you ever come across "Ludwig"?
It appeared on BBC1 in 1977,in the same time slot as "Willo the Wisp",Ludwig being a sort of animated Faberge egg(!).The background music was all excerpts from the works of Beethoven.
I liked it...but then,I would. 😁👍
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Yes a very weird one
I could never get into, 'Ludwig.' A weird looking alien egg with metal arms and no face that played the violin.
I wish all episodes of Urban Gothic would be uploaded to UA-cam.
I loved the mysterious cities of gold the theme tune was brilliant the animation was great too I have the entire collection
It was terrific, wasn't it?
outrageous fortune was remade in UK as Honest, starring Amanda Redman
Has anyone mentioned the kids series Chocky?
I loved it!
It was about a boy called Matthew who befriended a glowing alien called Chocky.
There were two sequels, Chocky's Challenge and Chocky's Children.
I remember loving them all although I can't quite remember the storylines I'm considering getting the box sets off eBay 👍
Yes , it gave the creeps to be honest.
I think it was the style it was filmed and the sets and locations. Scary stuff.
Was from 80s i think.
I loved Willo The Wisp ! Kenneth Williams was brilliant !
I remember Bettys Bunch. Channel 4 in the UK used to air it back in the early 90s
I remember Willo the wisp as a kid, Evil Edna was a great creation and its my nickname for my ex girlfriend 😂 How about this one for a forgotten show, Murphys Mob, a kids TV show from the early 80’s about Dunmoore FCs junior supporters club. Best thing about it was the theme tune which was sung by Gary Holton who played Wayne in Auf Weidershein pet, I challenge anyone to remember it
For me mate,
Excellent: Round the twist. Nothing better than the surreal antics of the Teens in the 80's. And the theme tune, so memorable.
Underated. Supernova. It's a Rob Brydon vehicle set in the outback, but it's strangly compling, sweet and funny.
Overated. Little Britain. It was just not funny. Can't see the appeal of one dimensional charectors doing the same thing week after week. Once, yes. 20 times, god good put me out of my misery.
As a child in the 90s I loved Round the Twist. I never liked Little Britain and used to hate and cringe when someone said "yeah but no but".
Here’s a new one….and terrible.
CBS’s Dinner with the Parents. Seems that, after the success of the remake of Ghosts, CBS hoped to have a hot streak adapting Britcoms, and chose Friday Night Dinner. FAIL! Looks as bad as MTV’s version of The Inbetweeners.
Prisoner cell block h was it ran from 1979 to 1986 set in the wentworth woman's prison it was hard to say who was my favourite character at a push I'd have to say bea smith she was thee top dog in the prison and rilvary with joan the freak ferguson I have all 692 episodes
Ferguson was my favourite
Ludwig , a violin playing mechanical egg (really)
another smasher, from Glasgow with love 😁
They fill the guy with liquid to have him piss out a fire, swear they stole that from strange Brew, a wonderful Canadian movie
That was my introduction to Rick Moranis. A great movie indeed. ... "No point in steering now" lol
Another forgotten series is 'Murphy's Mob'. A kids series shown on ITV, it revolved around a put upon manager of a struggling football club and a group of teenagers who attempt to set up a junior supporters club and clubhouse within the stadium. Fun fact, the theme tune was sung by the late Gary Holton of Auf Weidersehen Pat fame.
Talk about coinkidinks, that one popped into my head this time before I opened the comments.
I didn't know homelander was from New Zealand. LOL
Love it when your videos pop up
Gary Gnu? No, l preferred Fraggle Rock.
Flashing Blade? Excellent.
Willow the Wisp... ❤
But what about "The Trap Door" narrated by Willy Rushton?
On forgotten " l forgot that one" classics l loved Twin Peaks & Tales of the Unexpected.
I bloody Hated Challenge Aneka & anything with Giles bloody Brandreth in it.
Biggest load of Dog shit was "To the Manor Born".
Love this channel & Eeries Vault btw.
Still holding out hope for Modern Toss, The Armando Ianucci show or Armando Ianuccis Time Trumpet all 3 are criminally underrated shows, especially the latter two
Is this a cartoon?
@@TFOOSModern Toss is an adult comedy sketch show that's a mix of animation and live action. The other two are live action
There’s one children’s show that’s forgotten? Has anyone heard of “Children of the Dog Star “? I think that was an Australian children’s show?
I clearly remember the Great Space Coaster and I hated it. Even Family Guy made fun of it.
At last 1 I know willo the wisp really enjoyed it
love wilo the wisp i have the series on dvd, one thing i would like to suggest is a 2008 sitcom that sadly aired for one series is lab rats starring chris addison i thought it was hilarious but it was not a critics favourite unfortunately, all episodes are on youtube
An Underrated one. Rotten trolls. A uk kids show on city from the late 90’s about some Norwegian trolls that decide a kid called Eric is their king based on some graffiti in a cave.
It was Roger wasn’t it? Not Eric. The show was called Roger and The Rottentrolls. The graffiti said “Roger Was ‘Ere”.
@@CarysCreatesThings you’re right, it was roger. I remember his sister took over in later seasons. Still the best show Martin climes has done outside of men behaving badly
Was the great space coaster shown in the UK? If so which channel? Don't remember it at all
The camera work is awful for "Outrageous Fortune".
Too many close-ups.
Maybe they just really dislike foreheads
Willow the wisp frightened the bejasis outta me.
I thought Muppet stuff was Rubbish. theny the did some Okay Films (Kernit doing " the rainbow connestion" and the muppet show and all that .. but these other " Ill tell what Ive an idea!!" for something well not just big bird beinf a big muppet" obviously I dont know him but Im willing to think it would not be a favorite of his.
Willo the Wisp was Wonderful ❤
Overrated: The Office, American version!!!!!
I take it you don't like Dogtanian, I thought it was great, although they made a remake a few years ago and I couldn't even watch it.
No, not a big fan 😅
@@TFOOS Was it the voices or the characters, that's like when I mentioned Angela Anaconda, man that was nightmare fuel and I was already 17 when that show came out, it looked gruesome, I take it you didn't like the show for the same type of reason, it is true that a lot of cartoons in the 80s and 90s were pretty empty, not much plot but most were entertaining.
Time gentleman please
My secret pleasure.
Was incredibly funny especially the first series
Mind you with Terry(Phil Daniels) farting like a 125 intercity had me
Cheers for the beers
And a white wine fruit based drink for the ladies .
Can't believe it's 25 years old next year
Never liked Willo the whisp as a kid. I found it ugly.
The woman in the we are clang bit was in titty bang bang which was (in my opinion) rather good. The darts team should have had their own show 😊
Sliders
They revived Will o the Wisp in 2005 with narration by James Dreyfus (best known for "The thin blue line" and "Gimme Gimme Gimme").
Updated Evil Edna by making her a flat screen TV, too.
Sacrilage.
:)
I can’t stand James Dreyfus. Kenneth Williams was wonderful.
The moog was awesome
Magic Boomerang
Sorry but to me the first three are crap. Will o the Wisp I quite enjoyed. The last show not interesting. Still wating fort Labrats.
Yeah prisoner; apart from me and my life you are the only other person that I know that owns a box set
Worth every penny
Wife not life, and you made her entire week by recognising the gaffer tape on the gundy building. And you make my occasional one by actually responding to you. Shelley spaced Black books Red dwarf Brittas I will stretched as far as dinner ladies. Best British sitcoms ever.
W tf is the clip view from the
show with the guy pointing down with the I don't like you I don't like you at all from
Please answer me who is the bearded guy in that I don't like you clip
While you’re at it, where’s the ‘it’s very underrated, it’s very very good actually.!’ From?