DEAR GOD.
INEVITABLE YET ill-advised spin-off from BEWITCHED.
"LIFE'S NOT always a fairy-tale, Michael". JIM TAGGART, take a bow
BIZARRE SPIN-OFF from, of all things, RAINBOW.
YIKES!
THERE JUST had to be a sitcom with this title at some point in TV history.
...PLEASE! OH come on, cheer up.
THIS IS more like it; a TAKE-monikered effort with a bit of class, namely MICHAEL MILES proffering the titular conundrum between "money"...
COMEDY PLAY for kids written by FAY WELDON
WOP! SURREAL, frenetic, semi-improvised short stories for kids told with almost psychopathic conviction by one-time comedian and latterday hectoring soil-botherer TONY ROBINSON.
TRASHY HYBRID of Raiders Of The Lost Ark and The Maltese Falcon
JOHNNY MORRIS was on hand with his repertoire of two animal voices for this highly suspect real animal story.
THE ONLY thing unexpected about them being, of course, the identity of the uber-celebrity playing the part of the doomed protagonist this...
PICK OF THE DAYTIME QUIZZING BUNCH, this one.
SAEED JAFFREY holds court amidst two Indian restaurants at war in Hackney-ish area.
ULTRA-VIOLENT SWEENEY-LITE copperama binned by the Beeb when it proved too much for the public to stomach.
THE EDGAR MICE-BURROWS (according to the Ed "Stewpot" Stewart annual) story subject to the usual Filmation cut 'n' paste treatment.
HYPNOTIC BRIDGE traversal to Bob James flute/vibraphone theme started this proto-Cheers ensemblecom.
SKITS, SKETCHES and scumpoonery for kids
UBER-RUDIMENTARY INFORMATHON dressed up as the adventures of a medallion-toting bear.
RISIBLY BAD regional cartoon woefulness starring a "crafty cat" and a "slow but loveable" dog.
CURIOUS SPRIGHTLY cartoon about three floaty robots
ALAN COREN in a mauve blazer dribbles at the mouth over triple word scores.
PETER BARKWORTH, in no way typecast as pinstriped corporate banker from the city, packs up (see? Change, like money) and moves to...
ENGLISH LANGUAGE not evident.
AH, MONDAY NIGHTS IN THE '80S, and NOEL EDMONDS bringing us the very definition of redoubtable family fare with his relaxed and...
PROVINCIAL TELEVISION companies!
DIRTY-FACED FEISTY POWS of the fairer sex see out the Second World War in an internment camp in Malaya.
MORE OR less the only Gerryatrics of note from the 80s and the only outing for, ahem, Supermacromation aka glorified glove puppetry.
HARD-UP AUNTIE resorts to slapping on another shitty import to eat up expensive airtime on hot August mornings, when no-one will be...
STURDY EIGHT o'clock suburbacom
"IF THEY took sex out of this programme, there'd be nothing left!"
AS NOT THE NINE O'CLOCK NEWS had it: "Bleeding bloody ESTHER bleeding bloody effing bloody RANTZEN bloody woman."
AND BY a quirk of fuck-you fate, here's more Mollie.
DEREK "NEW Faces" Hobson hosted this dogathon of a programme, boasting Yorkshire terriers heeling, going over little see-saws and so on.
MUCH LIKE the vogue for programmes beginning with a fulsome TAKE (see above), so programmes opening business with a terse THAT'S are...
FRANKIE HOWERD vehicle that lay on a shelf for almost 20 years
ANDREW SACHS contracts a previously unknown fatal illness and dies slowly, while JUDY "GOOD COMPANIONS" CORNWELL looks on. Sitcom.
ABSOLUTELY DIRE musical comedy vehicle for evergreen band KID CREOLE AND THE COCONUTS
WEIRD SITCOMSKETCH thing about an alien invasion of the made-up town of Middleford
SHABBY SITCOM made during the Three Day Week, and it showed.
THE MAN as far as TV science is concerned
SUPREMELY IFFY spin-off from seminal WELLES/COTTON/cuckoo-clock flick
SPOOF INVESTIGATIVE reportery with a heavy dose of ROGER COOK-chiding
EARLY SUNDAY morning Christathon where audience were invited to join in, but only if equipped with "a bible, some bread, and a...
ORIGINALLY HOSTED by television's most ill-at-ease presenter
CUE EXTENDED cymbal roll
THAT OLD "successful corporate banker from the city (ROLAND HINES) who packs up and moves to the English countryside with his brother...
DOG-EARED CASSOCK-RIPPER
THE END of the world, Sheffield-style.