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Who ever said that game on was shit after the first series is a dumb dickhead!! All 3 series is absolutely brilliant even the 2 series after the first. And you narrating you’ve got no humour

Most forgotten is Get A Life, The Munsters Today, and Charlie Hoover. Another great one on was British tv show Chewing gum God Bless 🙏

have you done..oh no its selwyn froggit, with bill maynard?

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?

Not sure if you have mentioned this one before, but Channel 4's "Dream Stuffing" from 1984. It was about two women who share a flat in a tower block in the East End of London. Most memorable thing about it was the theme tune by Kirsty MacColl. It's bad.

I hate it when the bloody yanks try and take our comedies!!. They haven’t got a clue about British humour , I mean look how they’ve taken Ricky Gervies “The Office “ ?! And everyone thinks it’s better than the UK version? Absolute bollox is it I would absolutely rather watch The Office UK version any day over that shit ain’t funny one bit

Yeah there is a comedy from the 90s I don’t know if anyone remembers but I think it was called 2 point 4 children? I think that was what it was called? It was quite good well I did anyway. But the guy who played the dad ended up dying. I always remember the episode where it was New Year’s Eve on the millennium and they were all panicking about the Y2K bug. 😂

I used to love Tales of the Gold Monkey, I remember watching it with my dad way back !

Great one chewing gum

The 'Secret Service' can be seen on ITV X

I used to enjoy a Canadian show called 'ENG'. It was about the news crew of a TV station and ENG stood for Electronic News Gathering. You never seem to see it anywhere. Also, years further back, a friend of mine used to call round so we could both watch 'BJ and the bear'. It was about a long distance truck driver who had a chimpanzee as a pet. Ah, the obscure stuff is the best.

To who ever you are, Can you identify a show I vaugly remember? A kids show in the 80s, A hidden room with a dead 17th century soldiers body in the bed? The memory haunts me!

As a forgotten show I’d like to nominate Sunnyside Farm, a mediocre BBC2 sitcom starring the usually reliable talents of Mark Addy and Phil “Parklife” Daniels. Intermittently OK, it had a much better cast than the script deserved, including Matt Lucas and Michael Kitchen, as well as a theme tune by Blur. It lasted but one series, and all concerned seemed to move on to better things.

EGG! Like a birds eggs!

Box of delights a brilliant show loved it and have I on dvd.

UK friends have told me about The Box of Delights but I have never seen any of it until now. I remember The Edison Twins and Tales of the Gold Monkey though.

An underrated Canadian show is Corner Gas. Went for 6 seasons plus a feature length movie and a four season animated series. While very popular in Canada, it's almost unheard of outside of Canada.

7:20 Morrissey has really let himself go.

Claymation animation shown on the BBC just prior to the Children's BBC segment in the very early 90's, called, 'Red and Blue.' Although, the proper title was actually, 'the Red and the Blue.' Which involved 2 anthropomorphic pieces of plastercine/clay that, 'talked', to each other in their own language, (although some keywords were in Italian), where the smaller blue would generally outwit the larger red, in the situations that played out. Each episode lasted for approximately 5 minutes and had an unforgettable theme tune.

You need to check out Clutch Cargo, quite possibly the laziest and creepiest cartoon of all time.

Clips from The Pink Medicine Show used to air on Nickelodeon’s Canadian/US produced compilation show, Turkey Television.

Does anyone remember the owl service

Excellent Balls of steel from mid 2000s on ch4 Mark Dolan presents It shows people doing dares like negs urban sports who did things like jump on the back on strangers taking security tags on run from guards Alex Zane doing fixed games The painmen who do very painful stupid things

What was the name of the children's series called. The theme tune went. We'll be heroes giants foes. In my stories in my songs where fun belongs ?

Good thing there are no underage children on the island on "Tales Of The Golden Monkey".

That "Richard Not Judy" looks like rubbish.

I am getting sick of "I Forgot About That One". You did not forget it, as you mention it. So then, make a decision what you think of it.

FACT: Stephen Collins is a self admitted PDF File

Box of Delights.. nightmare fuel as a child for me. TMWRNJ on the other hand great memories.

5:32 Oh, I have a BIZARRE relationship to this show. I never watched it, but I have a Kinder Egg Surprise toy of Budgie lying around somewhere from the 90s.

A terrible one for you: Totty, a dismal, dreary stop motion kid’s show about a Victorian peg doll and her friends in a little girl’s doll’s house. It was from some point in the 80s and had a plot where an evil porcelain doll sets fire to one of the other dolls who melts as she’s plastic. It’s unbelievable that someone somewhere thought. The kids are gonna love this!’

I remember that good morning show, it has the orange character.

An underrated one: The job lot from 2012/13 on ITV. It was about the staff in a job centre and starred Russell Tovey, I think it got 2 series.

Blimey, i dont remember any of these.

The planet of the apes tv series which starred Roddy Mcdowall ron harper and james naughton it ran for fourteen episodes in 1974 i thought it was underrated as far as I'm concerned

I loved box of delights I have the entire series

If ya want another amazing show - fist of fun with Richard and herring - that's my vote for fla forgotten show!!!! Amazing

This morning with Richard not Judy is and was so amazing - I still watch it now a days

I completely forgot about this great show. The Beachcombers a Canadian comedy drama television series that ran on CBC Television from October 1, 1972, to December 12, 1990. With over 350 episodes, it is one of the longest-running dramatic series ever made for Canadian English-language television. I remember watching this in the late 70s and 80s on TV here in Australia. It also had a very good and memorable theme tune. The Beachcombers followed the life of Nick Adonidas, a Greek-Canadian log salvager in British Columbia who earned a living traveling the coastline northwest of Vancouver with his partner Jesse aboard their logging tug Persephone tracking down logs that had broken away from barges and logging booms. Their chief business competitor is Relic, a somewhat unsavoury person who will occasionally go to great lengths to steal business (and logs) away from Nick. The series also focused on a supporting cast of characters in Nick's hometown of Gibsons, often centering around a cafe, Molly's Reach, run by Molly, a mother figure to virtually all the characters in the series.

How a bit of eurotrash Miss sister bendy

Tales of the Golden Monkey unforgettable can't be mentioned because Stephen Collins was cancelled because of admitted sexual encounters with underage girls even though it was decades after the show and he was never charged with a crime 😒

I remember watching The Pink Medicine Show. It was on every Sunday.

I hate to be a broken record but Tales of the Golden Monkey was also "inspired" by the OTR show, "I'll Fly Anything. This was about a freelance pilot who used his Douglas DC-4 plane for any job that was legal and would earn money. He was assisted by co-pilot Buzz and secretary June.

do you recall a citv show named zapp that was fun, daisy dares was one of the silent "comedians" i use that loosely, also the Scottish alien show for cbbc named jeopardy still haven't covered that, been asking for a wee while, loved this one also another kids show named "woof" the boy who became a dog, another one i likes was "bernards watch" and "the queens nose" one of my favorites and it has fallen into obscurity. also rest in peace sean lock he was very funny xxx

I see your "Tails of the Gold Monkey" and raise you the similarly themed and highly enjoyable "Bring 'em back alive" starring Bruce Boxleitner as Frank Buck, a big game trapper and collector of wild animals. Based in Singapore in the 30s, he fights a series of villains in pre-WW2 Malaya. It seems Indiana Jones had a big influence on the small screen.

Been cat-sitting this week and so been going through a few things that have been sitting on my Plex for a while. Lip Service: The lives and loves of edgy, early 2000s Scottish lesbians, analogous to The L Word and long before lesbians as a whole started seeing the glittering popularity they enjoy today. Gay men had their "Obh we're fine with this now" TV time in the sun from the mid-1990s and lesbian media was still very much like bird's teeth. I'd forgot about that one! Girls On Top: When I was a kid and just old enough to watch The Young Ones on it's repeat run, this was a great extra amount of That Same Type of Anarchic Comedy, with the funny women I loved in the 1980s, French, Saunders, Wax and also appearances from Helen Lederer. It's ex-ex-excellent! Happy Families: Again, post The Young Ones output from Ben Elton, Adrian Edmondson is sent off by his domineering mother, Dawn French, to track down his long-lost sisters all played by Jennifer Saunders, one sister per episode. The American one had a hilarious plot around a super-heavy wig and also featured an early appearance from Chris Barrie. Very underrated!

They must of been on acid when they made that first one

Not sure you can say The Peter Serafinowicz Show was "underrated", it was highly acclaimed by critics and audiences both here and in the US, in fact the probably reason there wasn't a second series is because it was so UN-underrated that it game Peter's US career a massive boost leading to his role in The Tick, amongst others.

More Forgotten Canadian Content - I remembered this show existing in my childhood, but until recently couldn't remember many details about it, including its name and network. Beyond Reason: a game/panel show where three psychics (chosen from among astrologers, graphologists, clairvoyants, and palmists) would, by asking questions to a hidden celebrity, try to determine who they were, or at least what they did. Absolutely weird, especially considering it aired on the partially-taxpayer-funded CBC from 1977 to 1980. (Unlike BBC, CBC TV airs commercials on most of its programming.)

Golden Monkey should remain forgotten. The star is a pedo.