list of 1980s children's tv shows
This category has the following 6 subcategories, out of 6 total. Anyone remember this? I would probably watch all of these shows. There was a pilot of a new show that was a take off of the Burns and Allen shows. Sorry, I don't recognise any of the other unknown shows in comments. Candy Candy. Whew! The series first aired on February 7, 1981 and lasted until March 21, 1981 with a total of six episodes airing. Ernie Hudson was Sgt. The series was hyped and promoted a lot, and had many thinking it was the hit of the year.
I have been trying to think of a name of a show that was about firemen. :). His favorite hangout was The Shanty, a wharf side bar owned by Inch (Billy Barty). Note: This is the pilot episode. Glory Miller (author) from USA on July 30, 2015: Hi Mark. The male hero was an intellectual type who had built an entire castle in his mind when he was younger. theme tune, Monkey Magic by Japanese band Godiego, and it does not sound like you’d expect from the intro voiceover. I would like to add the show small wonder to this list. Dick Dastardly and Muttley (from Wacky Races), as World War I flying aces and members of the Vulture Squadron are on a mission to stop a homing pigeon named Yankee Doodle Pigeon from delivering messages to the other side... directed by: William Hanna & Joseph Barbera 1969, Tribute to the award-winning Children's ITV adventure game show, shown 1987 to 1994 (UK). Here are some of the best. A detective show of sorts that didn't run for too long. The was West's first series in 20 years and he said that the show was really an attempt to modernize the Keystone Kops with lots of slapstick comed, a sort of "upside down Hillstreet Blues.". However, these are based on the original books, before the whole thing became part of Nestlé, and the lesson here is that it’s deeply satisfying to constantly interrupt someone by repeatedly saying ‘Munch bunch’, a lesson I hope Matt Edwards will take on board during the next Den of Geek podcast. Jonathan Perpich was Price Pascall , a handsome police officer who was the only one to have any kind of real detective skills. George took the cat to the vet, and when the vet called back to say the cat (X) was pregnant, Gracie thought her friend (X) was pregnant (even though she went in X place).
Robert Wright. ABC aired this series at the moronic hour of 7:30 pm. . Jerry Reed, a country music legend, wrote and performed the theme song, "Breakin' Loose". I suspect, based on the rhythms here, there’s an absolutely amazing funk version of this tune to be had. Anyway, this is the Monkey! Equally interesting is that some of them were culy enough to have had a home media release. If we can be proud of anything as a nation, we can be proud of our ability to produce really, really unnerving theme music for child-friendly Science Fiction series. Again, like Brum, this one is here as part of our campaign to feature Birmingham in as many articles as possible. If I write ‘the last four notes of the Grange Hill theme’ there’s a high chance they’ll appear in your head. I think that's my kid memory playing tricks on me! @anonymous: Hey! It was quickly cancelled. I had really enjoyed the series "Phoenix ".
They may have been teens or young adults. Connie Sellecca was on it too. JOE: A Real American Hero Intros 1983-1987, The Muppet Show Halloween special with Vincent Price - season 1 episode 19, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqJa0gUZrDbvYW3XNrP1xJ3k9PoJQdgSy, She-Ra: Princess of Power Season 1 Episode 51 - My Friend, My Enemy, Fraggle Rock - S01 E02 Wembley and the Gorgs, Inspector Gadget: Winter Olympics (Pilot), Heathcliff : The Blizzard Bandit / Harem Cat [Season 1: Episode 24], WTTW Channel 11 - Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (Ending, 1983), Classic He-Man: curse of the Spellstone p1, Dick Dastardly & Muttley In Their Flying Machines #7, Knightmare - the award-winning Children's ITV adventure game show, 36 Winnie The Pooh Quotes With Some Sweet Advices On Love and Life. Peter Willcox was King an Elvis impersonator, Keenen Wynn was Butch and Hank Rolike was Sundance, two over the hill cops just waiting for retirement. I thought it was called rescue 911 with a actor I think his name was anthony scalia. Glory is a fan of 70s TV entertainment and enjoys writing about the popular and not so popular shows and TV movies of that decade. I'm starting to create lenses about some of the comic books I read back then! boss's name was Greenspan I think ..........the investigator had a female partner. I hate It when the canned a good show and replaced It with junked stuff. I couldnt remember the of the complete name of the show with science mutant kids. I have to admit, looking at this website kinda makes me sad and long for those days again.
:-). agent and the torch with a bomb. And that's all I remember of it. Richard Lynch played Justin Preminger a man who wishes to capture Bennu. This is a list of television programmes currently and formerly broadcast on the children's television strand of the BBC in the United Kingdom. Oddly enough, I remember lots of these. But, his real dream was to be a street cop. Unfortunately from where I come from, the government never approved the most part of those :-(. I stopped watching most TV by about 1976 as there were so many new flops and the older series were nearing their end or the quality had become seriously compromised by then, but I would always see the commercials during movies and of course TV Guide listings. This is hard bc I can only remember a big clock when the show begins. (Burns) would talk to the audience and (Gracie) had a cat named (X) for her friend, which stayed on the car in the garage and her friend (X) had a doctors appointment that she couldn't keep so (Gracie) went instead. http://is.gd/iiHpR I do not own the rights to these videos, Sony Pictures does. I'd like to add these to the list. The series was about two cowboys who, instead of riding horses on the open range, roamed across the country side in their beat up camper looking for adventure and finding it. Amazing it even got on the air. Television series which originated in the United States in the decade 1980s. Despite the fact that I can easily imagine Alan Partridge singing this one, I think it’s impressive that Bryan Daly has managed to craft a sincere and passionate song about a piece of machinery on an industrial estate. Does anyone recall a show I believe was about a private eye paired with a superhero? Does anyone remember a show about an investigator with one hand, demoted to an office in the basement who continued to do investigations contrary to his bosses directives.
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