TV programmes from the past.

Frasier
Red Dwarf
The Fast Show
Stella St.
The Likely Lads
Last Of The Summer Wine ( the earlier ones)
Dad’s Army

Esmay

MayBee70 I watched Bewitched this morning on Rewind channel 81 - that was probably it .

I need to make a note of all the obscure channels I find when channel hopping. My current favourite is channel 91 Wild Earth ( I can go on safari from the comfort of my sofa!).

The Good Life has been on again recently which I find very funny.

Executive Stress I watch on you tube. Penelope Keith and Peter Bowles. very funny also

I never saw The Beverly Hillbillies nor Bewitched when they were first shown -so it's new to me .

I loved Take 3 Girls and desperately wanted to live with them when I left school!

The Clothes Show was another favourite of mine.

NotAGran55

I loved Take 3 Girls and desperately wanted to live with them when I left school!

The Clothes Show was another favourite of mine.

You can watch it on utube. I wanted to move to London because of it!

I still do want to live in London MayBee70 ! 😄 Not much chance now.
Did you make it?

I decided to hitch to London one day but my boyfriend at the time who had dropped me off by the motorway drove back, opened the car door, told me to get back in and we were together for the next 30 years.He did have a job in London soon after, though. We stayed there for one week then one night after work we looked at each other and both said ‘ let’s go back home’. Which we did.

I remember Callan with Edward Woodward. And his side kick ' lonely '
I always thought how sad the music was and the bare light bulb swinging to and fro,
I must have been about 10

Foyle’s War with the superb Michael Kitchen.

When I was younger:-

Robinson Crusoe
The Singing Ringing Tree
Lost in Space
Land of the Giants
The Time Tunnel

Then, not in chronological order:-

The Fugitive
High Chaparal
Who'll pay the Ferryman
Howard's Way
Man About The House
Bless This House
The Liver Birds
The Lovers
The Likely Lads
Bewitched
Butterflies
Monty Python's Flying Circus
Top of the Pops
Juke Box Jury
Ready Steady Go

These are the ones that spring to mind, but there's lots more.

sutherlands law, softly softly, general hospital (uk), cracker, dixon of dock green, one comedy show i liked was love thy neighbour, could never be shown again as it is not pc.

The Muppet Show, Amos 'n Andy

Yes Minister and Yes Prime Mister, still so accurate in its portrayal of the nonsense that goes on in politics.
Dad’s Army, Don't tell him Pike!
Mash,
Foyle’s War (just watching that on Netflix now)
It Ain’t Half Hot Mum,
Bewitched,
May to December
Between the Lines
Drop the Dead Donkey
and many more.

‘That was the week, that was ‘ with David Frost, Bernard Levin, Millicent Martin, Lance Percival, Roy Kinnear, Willie Rushton.
It was the start of the satire boom and unmissable.

Also never missed ‘Just Good Friends’ and ‘To the Manor Born’.

The Sullivans
Take the high road
The lovers
Just good friends
Butterflies
Beverly hillbillies

The character referred to by poster was called Cupid Stunt....all done in the most possible taste.

No one mentioned the Two Ronnies? (Four candles.....) 😂

The Saint, Til Death do us part, and my favourite of all time comedian Dave Allen. Everything is so politically correct now nothing is actually funny IMO

Quatermass, Dixon of DG, Emergency Ward 10, the Avengers with Honor Blackman, the Patrick McGoan series.

Dizzy Denise I thought The Singing Ringing Tree was really creepy. Enjoyed Howards Way at the time but it hasn't aged well. Loved the Forsyte Saga and Poldark.

Faulty Towers; Allo,Allo, The two Ronnies.

I used to enjoy most of the mentioned shows, especially 'The Good Life', George and Mildred, and Keeping up Appearances. Hyacinth Bouquet was an iconic characters, like so many others from days gone by.

Red Dwarf
Drop the Dead Donkey (still got the DVDs)
Kenny Everett
Mash
Colditz
The Secret Army and its comedy version Allo Allo

There are so many great old sitcoms, but one I would really like to see again is Absolutely Fabulous. Jennifer Saunders and Joanna Lumley really sent up people who were stuck in the sixties and couldn't move on. Also the episode with Lulu was hilarious as Patsy tries to convince Lulu she knew all the sixties models and pop stars and Lulu realises she's making it up.