The Good, The Bad and The Underrated TV Shows - As Chosen By Viewers
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- The Good, The Bad and The Underrated TV Shows - As Chosen By Viewers
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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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Loved The Krypton Factor. Favourite game show is still Fifteen-To-One, when presented by William G. Stewart. Fast paced, no filler, easy to follow.
I can't stand the "jolly hockey sticks" vibe of Miranda. Her friends are just cringeworthy with their "Such fun !" and "Bear with...bear with...bear with" crap. Oh look, I've fallen over ! Isn't that a scream ! No it's not !
Yes, I did mean Son Of The Beach!
I love the fact that they got Mini-Me, Vern troyer, to play Napoleon in Jack of all trades. Love that show
I think I'm really starting to enjoy your videos because now I see the thumbnail and I actually hear your opening song. Then I hit play. Lol
I think there was another Tarzan show around the same time, which was on one of the big American networks. Had him in present day New York. WIth Jane as a Police Detective. Only lasted about seven episodes.
Mention of the Krypton factor reminded me of a couple of other ITV things we sat through happily back in the day. But might not manage now. Talent shows Opportunity Knocks. And New Faces. Talent shows is what we called them before the term reality tv was invented. And when you had to vote by postcard because nobody had developed the Internet yet. Or telephone voting lines.
Opportunity Knocks was Hosted by Hughie Green from 1956 - 1978 and was half an hour on a monday night. Les Dawson got his start there. and later hosted a revival on the bbc.
New Faces was an hour on a saturday night. With panellists assessing each act. One panelist was Tony Hatch, who was the Simon Cowell of his day. Lenny Henry got his start on this. So did Showaddywaddy. Ask your parents about the latter, kids. Both were fine but products of their time. Formats long gone.
That’s the series the person who suggested it was referring to. They clarified in the comments on this video.
Talking about absurd comedy shows, have you mentioned Police Squad, that was hilarious, and a show called Angie Tribeca.
I too watched the Krypton Factor when I was young. It began in the year I was born. Too bloody hard for me though to crack the puzzles as a working class kid from a housing estate.
Miranda - fair play to her getting her own show. I never watched her sitcom and I doubt I'd like it if I sat through an episode.
Son of a Beach - I'd probably like this if the humour is a bit "Carry On". ☺️
I watched SON of the Beach when it aired, it was
very PUNNY
This is USA calling... and I LOVED "Miranda"! I thought it was funny and intense at the same time!
But if you DON'T like "Miranda" you WILL after watching the recent Yank version "Call Me Kat". Developed by Big Bang Theory alumni we had high hopes for this one... but, on its own it was boring and forgettable. But for those of us who'd seen "Miranda" "Kat was at best a watered-down re-interpratation.
For every one UK-to-US transfer that is a success- "Till Death Us Do Part", "Steptoe & Son" and "Man About the House"- there are at least three failures! (There have been three Yank attempts at a "Fawlty Towers"... and they all SUCKED!!)
I presume the 3 shows you're referring to were...
"Snavely" from 1978 with Harvey Korman, Betty White & Frank LaLoggia
"Amanda's" from 1983 with Bea Arthur, Fred McCarren, Simone Griffeth, Rick Hurst & Tony Rosato
"Payne" from 1999 with John Larroquette, JoBeth Williams, Julie Benz & Rick Batalla.
Please, correct me if I'm wrong.
Did you ever see "Over the Top" from 1997 with Tim Curry, Annie Potts, and Steve Carell, because I thought that one looked promising, but was cancelled after just a few episodes. It's not really related to "Fawlty Towers" anymore than "Newhart" (1982-1990), aside from being a hotel related sitcom, but thinking of the other shows somehow reminded me of it.
@@XianHu Those ARE the shows I was talking about! All LAME!
I never saw- or even heard of- "Over the Top". I like Tim Curry, though. (I caught him on stage in 1988 for a revival of "Me & My Girl"!)
I never minded the change of lead character in Game On as much as some seem to. I still watch the entire 3 series of it at least yearly on DVD box set.
Both actors as Matthew were quite different. I just felt that Neil Stuke was more likeable because he seemed vunerable.
Can I just say that I really like the "Excellent" clip with the cheerleaders used in these videos. I find it mesmirising. Not just because of the women but I like the choreography ( for want of a better word). It's just a nice 2 second clip to see. The other two clips are great as well. 🙂
Much needed levity in a 💩 day. I hate Miranda, mainly because it appears to be based on me 😂.
Ha, same! I’m so awkward and clumsy I found it far too relatable.
LOL.
Miranda was beyond bad ..How she got a career in comedy is a complete mystery???
Excellent: "Still Game". 2 miserable old Scottish codgers get up to all sorts of jolly japes.
Ran for about 5 seasons until one of the lead actors arrived on set and said bollocks, can't do this anymore.
Really funny but the last scene of the show had me in tears.
One of my favourites of all time.
Foreign Bodies was set in Northern Ireland. It was good at the time I remember. I think it was about the usual mixed religious boy/girl relationship.
An excellent few series to consider are the Adrian Mole ones.
Recent convert. Love these videos. There was something about the bloke playing Tarzan that seemed familiar. Then I looked him up and remembered him from a doc I saw about Gwen Shamblin. Christian diet cult. Very wierd
"Miranda Hart's Joke Shop" was definitely out of stock.
Hey-oh!
Miranda aired on our local PBS station. My mom liked it, I didnt care for it.
Excellent - V the mini series and The final battle. Great special effects, interesting story and amazing uniforms.
A useful reminder to myself as to why I stopped watching television passed the early 2000's. At least, for the first half of this video. I didn't think, 'Game On', was that bad, really. Not in the first series, at least. It didn't have the same chemistry going on in the subsequent ones, once they changed one of the characters. I was never a big fan of quiz shows, per se, so the Krypton Factor never really got much of a look-in, with me.
One of the Tarzan series I recall was a cartoon version made by Filmation in the 70's, that often re-used the same sequences of running/diving or other actions, in all their other cartoon series of the time. The sound effects, again, were not so much re-used as over-used. The other being a live action series that was shown during the day-time on ITV, so was hardly ever seen by us schoolkids of the time. Another one of those that you only saw if you were ill or during the half-term holidays. The only thing good about it was the theme tune, and was known for the inclusion of stock footage of various wild animals, intercut between close-ups of Ron Ely, who played Tarzan, miming the famous Johnny Weissmuller Tarzan call.
I liked Miranda. I wasn't overly into the show though and remember getting bored with it after a while and stopped watching it.
The good - Martial Law (1998-2000). This is a show I quite liked. It starred Sammo Hung as Sammo Law, a Chinese law officer and martial arts expert who comes to Los Angeles in search of a colleague and remained in the United States working for the LA Police department to help fight crime.
I really liked all of Game On...although problemic. For a long time I thought the first Matthew was in the pretty good US remake of Being Human, but that turned out to be Sam Witwer. I'd say pretty good, I only watched the first season but didn't finish as it got cancelled and heard it ended on a cliffhanger.
Miranda was shit. Very shit.
I also liked "Being Human", but really just the British version. I tried watching the American one too, but never really got into it.
Thank you for mentioning Krypton Factor, and game on brought back nostalgia too.
As always my next pick is ‘Cloppa Castle’ I have it on box set dvd if you need footage as it’s hard to come by I find.
Growing rich is one I don't think you've mentioned. I remember loving it at the time but could barely tell you what happened. I think it had a bit of a witches of eastwick vibe to it. i should look it up but fear it will be shite now i'm all grown up :D Band of gold was brilliant too but I'm sure that must have come up already.
I’m glad it wasn’t just me that hated Miranda. Tall posh woman falls over a lot. Hilarious.
It was low tier fosho. But an absolute gem compared to 95% of BBC output. I can watch it for the odd hour occasionally.
Its Almost as hated as Mrs Browns boys
Can't stand it or Miranda Hart. Seriously unfunny
Watch the ill-fated Yank clone "Call Me Kat"- you WILL like Miranda after that...!
She was brilliant in call the midwife though , fantastic acting to be able to play a tall awkward posh bird.
One of the worst: Split Ends with Anita Dobson. Watched the series on UA-cam after a brief clip was shown on another TFOOS video. It looked so bad just from the 30 second clip I had to see the rest of it just to see if it got any better. It didn't, and nothing was ever good again...
the Tarzan you showed was not the one that Lucy Lawless was in, that one was a modern-day version set in New York
When I was a small child everything on tv was a western and I loved them. Most were by Warner brothers. My favorite of all time was Maverick but also excellent were sugarfoot, Cheyanne, lawman, bat masterson, and the classic have gun. Will travel.
There were still a lot on when I was young too, but mostly reruns. My favorite was "The Lone Ranger" (1950's) with Clayton Moore/John Hart & Jay Silverheels.
The Tarzan show I nominated was from 2003. (Sorry about that, I should have made it more clear since there was more than one show called Tarzan) Lucy Lawless was in it which is why I watched, but yikes; bad, just bad. But the other Tarzan show you added was terrible too, so no harm done. Tarzan adaptations = no please.😆
I'm sorry, that was partially my fault. Actually I don't think I knew about this show. Apparently Lucy Lawless played a character who was Jane's boss (as newspaper publisher) and Tarzan's aunt?
It's okay! I don't remember who she played because I likely blocked out most of the show due to it being just God awful, but that makes sense. I do recall Tarzan talking to her in an office or something. Even she couldn't make the series watchable.
I love your channel
I have two shows for the next video, but you don't have to include both in a single video if you don't want. Also, unrelated, but you get way too much flack in the comments.
Underrated: Mission 2110. It's like every other British challenge show for kids (like Fun House), but with a storyline inspired (I think) by Terminator. Currently, it's partially lost media, but it's well worth watching what's on the internet, even though it is unfortunately serialized, with an interesting, if simple, story. I say "unfoftunate", because some plotlines can't be seen to the end, like the one started in the first episode.
As for a more popular show: Scooby-Doo Mystery Incorporated. All I'll say about it is that it's nowhere near like the Scooby-Doo cartoons that you watched growing up, and it's Riverdale, but better
Tarzans mate, is the guy who played Charley Paddock in Chariots of Fire.
Quite agree, Miranda was complete rubbish.
Comparing that Tarzan show to Dogtanian made it even funnier.
Dogtanian kicked ass, it was great.
I did chuckle at Game On 2-3 but the first had that depth. 1.6: Fame was the one to see.
The Krypton Factor - the first episode (?) where contestants have to pretend to be African. Superbly bizarre.
The Krypton Factor is one of those shows that I remember watching . But now I'm saying to myself "Wtf was I doing watching crap like that?" It's classic over-complicated for the sake of it tripe so beloved of the game show creators of yesteryear.
Armstrong & Miller's 'The Critical Factor' is a better watch than The Krypton Factor.
I loved Miranda although it did get old!
It's ok if not taking it seriously which ofcourse you shouldn't.
Good- The Mole. Early 2000 channel 5 reality adventure show.
Another classic which I found brill was Bottom, starring of course the late Rik Mayal and Ade Edmonson. Puerile slapstick and lavatory humour of the highest order.
Here’s some.
Excellent
Knightmare. VR before VR was really a thing. Enrapturing kid’s TV
Underrated
The High Life. Scottish Sitcom about cabin crew. Not to everyone’s taste, but very funny.
Awful
F.R.I.E.N.D.S. A single joke, which wasn’t particularly funny to begin with, stretched out over 10 increasingly, painfully unfunny series.
Miranda is bloody awful. Game on was brilliant until the cast change completely ruined it..😮
Bonjour le Classe with Nigel planer I think is underrated
I didnt see much of miranda but i did see a Christmas special and thought it was funny
Game on was terrible, total crap.......playing soley on Samantha Janus' looks alone
Miranda was utter crap.
The person who nominated Tarzan definitely got it confused with Hercules. Xena: Warrior Princess was a spin-off of Hercules: The Legendary Journeys. Lucy Lawless was never in Tarzan.
Nope, I got it right, She was in a Tarzan show in 2003. I think it was on the WB and only aired for 7 or so episodes. It was baddddd.
@@dinara_safina Oh damn 😂 I just looked it up. I vaguely remember hearing about it because Travis Fimmel was in it (he was also in ‘The Golden Arm’, an awful episode of an anthology series on the now defunct Quibi). I didn’t realise Lucy Lawless was in it. It does look really bad!
It was worse than bad if that's even a thing, haha. I remember watching it with my sister and I don't think we stomached more than two episodes.
@@dinara_safina Are you the tennis player, or just using it as your username?
@@dhenderson1810 I'm just a huge fan, but you get major kudos for knowing who she is!
I disagree with you on two of the ones you hated. I liked Miranda and found it very funny. I liked both series of Game On.