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

A kids’ TV programme in the late 80s starring Bill Odie called The Bubblegum Brigade.

Also, from school in the 80s: Dark Towers (scary), The Boy From Space (scarier) and Badgergirl. I’ve not met anyone for years who remember them (although, tbf, they’re unlikely to come up in conversation!).

@NightOwlNotEarlyBird I used to love Mork & Mindy! I watched it in my teens in the 90s so would have been repeats.

Does anyone remember the late 80s Beauty and the Beast series? My best friend and I used to go trampolining together on a Friday evening then she'd come back to mine for a sleepover or I'd go to hers, and we were allowed a can of fizzy drink and a bar of chocolate whilst watching that. Highlight of the week.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beauty_and_the_Beast_(1987_TV_series)

Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp

The Dream Stone. Early 90’s on CITV. Music by Mike Batt. Better than a dream was the best theme song ever. (Closely followed by the Raccoons Run with us!)

Yes! I often wonder if it was some kind of fever dream haha

It was a popular tv series in the late ,70,s early 80,s our neighbours dog was called mork!

Going round the twist! Who remembers that?

I had the Getalong Gang toy lamb too!

No one else seems to remember The New Schmoo. Was a Hanna Barbera cartoon about some sort of mystery solving shape shifting creature.

Also, a series on bbc during the school holidays called Silas. Was dubbed (badly) story about an orphan who escape a circus or similar. He was a horse acrobat I think. He was chased by various people including "the crone", who ended up getting hung on a water wheel in the last episode. Was a cheery watch!!!

Badger girl, through the dragons eye and skyhunter were all the schools series with magic magic e!

I remember The New Shmoo and Silas!

What about Barbapapa?

Oh yes Now Get Out of That there was a really annoying contestant called Zack . how he survived I'll never know ]shock]

Round the Twist was bloody brilliant.

Loved Roswell. Think it was on at 6pm on BBC2 before Buffy? I was very invested in Michael (with the very tall hair) and Maria, but am now thinking that Michael was probably a terrible boyfriend.

Oh, and Woof, about a boy who would randomly turn into a dog, and then when he turned back into a boy he was always naked.

OMG Cop Rock, @Gingernaut !!!!!

Nobody has ever heard of it and when I try to explain it people look at me like I am tripping. TBF, whoever came up with the concept of a musical crime show probably was tripping. Ditto whoever bought the series from the US to show in the UK. It was so so bad, it was genius... 😂

The Mad Death scared 7 shades out of me!
Loved the Murder Game, and Now Get Out of That and Saffhire and Steel.
Anyone remember a couple of 70s kids shows called Nobody's House, and Midnight is a place?

Johnson & Friends, a kids programme that no one else seems to remember!

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Mork & Mindy. I've only come across one other person who has seen this!

First time most of us saw Robin Williams. It was hugely popular.

From my dim and distant past:

"Come Back Lucy" there was a ghost (Lucy) that the children in the house could see

"The Swish of the Curtain" , I think Sarah Greene from Blue Peter was in it

"Maggie" set in Glasgow , she wanted to leave and go to University , Her parents wanted her to stay, get a job, husband and kids.

"Gentlemen and Players" I always missed this , it was on when I was travelling , on a Sunday evening, I think I saw one episode . I watched on YouTube last year and it is very dated

"The Peppermint Pig" - cannot find a whiff of it on search and no-one else remembers it

I was obsessed with Barbapapa, I collected the books. Loved Mork & Mindy, did you know the scriptwriters just used to leave big blanks in the dialogue to let Robin Williams completely improvise?

Can I mention Three Wishes for Cinderella? It was a foreign children's series, badly dubbed, and was a retelling of the fairytale. It was dark and macabre and I loved it. Also The Singing Ringing Tree!

The Mole. Must be 20 odd years ago, it was great.
oh and Come Back Lucy (back in the day) and Horse in the House (also as a young teen).

Green claws was a legend with his wee greenhouse

@Dontlistitonfacebook I have that as a box set

I meant to continue, it must be an age thing if people don't remember it.