What obscure tv shows do you remember watching, but no one else really watched or remembers it so you feel alone?

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I have a few. I used to love watching certain shows but no one I knew watched it. So it felt like I was the only one at times.

Hex
Dollhouse
Dark Angel
Roswell (the original not the newer one)
Firefly

This was a fabulous series! I loved it so much that I bought all the books, and have read them many times. There was a good revival a few years ago (BBC?), with Anna Chancellor as Lucia. Perfection.

@CharlottenBurger I loved Mapp and Lucia (and the clothes were gorgeous). It was very true to the books, too.

Greenclaws. We watched it in school, but no-one I ask everyone seems to remember it

Surely everyone of a certain age watched Blake’s Seven 😁 (and possibly made the teleport bracelet from blue Peter ahem)

tales of the gold monkey - as far as I can tell it must have been beamed privately & directly into my family TV has no one has ever heard of it

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I love the Lucia books, but that TV series was very much like watching a collection of am-dram plays somehow. Aspects of the books are 'wonderfully camp' but far more subtle than on TV.

Does anyone remember a children's cartoon series from the 1970s called Issy NoHo? I think it was about a panda that lived on someone's tree house. I don't remember it well and have never met anyone else who has seen it.

Young Americans - it was a summer replacement for Dawsons Creek and teenage me may have gotten a little obsessed with it.

I remember Watoo Watoo.
The one that nobody else seems to have watched was a series about nurses, with Jessica Hynes in 1996/7. A Google tells me it was called Staying Alive. I remember that it had a supernatural element to it or at least a slight edge of horror, or was just weird in some way, but I can’t find any confirmation of this.

Can't remember the name. Either on Cbbc or Citv. It was a kids gameshow that featured a maze. And at the end there was a ventriloquist dummy and the voiceover said " who will be the dummy next time?" I've googled it loads of times over the years and still coming up blank. Did I imagine this?

A slightly strange children's programme in early 90s called Breakfast Serials.

Also a series in late 90s/early 00s called Night and Day (I think???) about a girl who goes missing - a bit like Twin Peaks but not quite as odd as that!

Penny Crayon
The Racoons

Did anyone watch a game show called Steal? It had a cartoon cat dressed as a burglar?

The crime busters of the sea?? Loved it,!

Loved both of these!

If anyone else has heard of this, I will buy them a pint. It was daft but great. And I do have a soft spot for Bruce Greenwood even now.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nowhere_Man_(American_TV_series)

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Crime busters of the sea....

Anyone remember Mulberry?

It was about a guy who's father was Death and his mother was Springtime. Was on the BBC. Love it!

Not a series but a serial: Crime and gave a view from the criminals POV, but it came close to glorifying crime. BBC I think discontinued it before the last episode.
Criminal Lead character was called David? Hogg.
He had 3 'soldiers' one of them had big Afro hippie hair. but cut it to an almost normal style midway.
It was before Budgie.

Also Rude Dog and The Dweebs?

You and me. It was a kids show that had these kind of puppet lion things, two of them.

There are two children’s shows I vividly remember but I can’t remember their names

One was in CITV and I think it was called ghost catcher or something like that. It featured a Victorian shoe shine boy and a woman who tried to catch all the ghosts.

Another one I remember was on channel 5, and it had a mirror in it where two boys(?) would go through and there would be a girl from the older days in it. She would also come through the mirror at times too

I loved Sharky and George.

I remember Mapp and Lucia but didn't actually watch it.

I certainly watched Blake's Seven.

Fabulous! Was traumatised as a teen over Jon-Erik Hexum's death

I’ve always remembered a programme that I think was called ‘Maelstrom’ although I could have spelt it wrongly. I think I remember a dolls house and it was quite creepy, but again, I’m not sure!