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

Mr Ben was recently available on BritBox. Da loves it as did I as a child. Mr Ben was ahead of his time now the works is full of identity nonsense. All he had to do was put on the costume and he was what he was dressing up as. Magic! Sadly for identify woo-ers that doesn't happen in the real world.

Hardly obscure tv though. Mysterious cities of gold is my all time favourite childrens tv show. Pole position was great too. Neither obscure.

@ALongHardWinter we must be a similar age I loved the Double Deckers

Pogles Wood - a wee boy and a squirrel

Daktari - with Clarence the cross-eyed lion

the trilogy that starts with the Beiderbecke Affair

a Very Peculiar Practice

American Gothic (TV series in 90s)

The Mysterious Cities of Gold (cartoon in 80s)

I loved Aliens in the Family.

I remember that one. Was there something about a clock and could they only go through at a certain time? Was it maybe called Tom's midnight garden?

@TrashyPanda i loved Robinson Crusoe and am humming the theme tune now

The Beiderbecke Trilogy was fantastic! My parents introduced me to it and I watched it when I was about 15/16. Must have been repeated as I was at primary school when it started. I loved the way the title of each episode was the first spoken line. I see it’s available on DVD, might treat myself

@RainBow725 Oh wow I didn't realise it was on Prime! I've always wanted to watch it again. Did it seem dated?

Roger Ramjet (80s cartoon)
Going bananas (80s tv show from the US).

I absolutely loved Battle of the Planets!

@AnElegantChaos - a bit dated I suppose but I watched it with nostalgic glasses on so I really didn't mind. It was still a good watch.

I would love to watch St Elsewhere and Picket Fences again.

Tales of the Golden Monkey was fantastic!

I have, loved it!

Sapphire & Steel

Riley, Ace of Spies starring a very young and very good looking Sam Neill. It had a haunting opening sequence and title music by Shostakovich.

Everyone I knew loved sapphire and steel.

I still remember the final scene. They are trapped in a room in space. Joanna lumley and David mccallum.

I loved Man from UNCLE too but that’s not obscure.

I remember The Tomorrow people too. One of the first sci fi series I watched.

@SteamFunk was it Paper Play? itsy and bitsy were spiders

what was the show with the man saying 'I am not a number, I am a free man'? It's probably too famous to be truly obscure but I can't remember it. I am awful at show names.

Yes! I bought the DVDs a few years back and was pleased it was still as lovely as I remembered. Shame the final series was never made.

Can anyone remember a programme called Growing rich? Possibly early 90s.

@ImpromptuGathering it was called Handful of Songs

Another 70s one - Why Don't You (justswitchoffyourtelevisionsetandgoanddosomethinglessboringinstead)

I loved So Haunt Me. The end if tye first episode with the hand catching the ball was very clever.

Does anyone remember a 90s post-apocalyptic BBC series about a group of people travelling across the UK? It ended with a UFO landing, with rather spoilt it for me.