Name a film or tv show you think no one on here has heard of -

[peachese]

So for tv show:

When the Street Lights Go On.
Really good and equally as sad.

Films …. Maybe Creep 2004, I just rewatched it all these years later. But maybe it’s not as obscure as I think.

I loved this but I guess they're not making any more. I live all religion/ supernatural type things. I have seen the actor who plays the priest in quite a lot bit couldn't name him.

I've seen Creep... Bloody horrible film. For ages after I didn't like being on a tube platform late at night...
Inside Out was a programme made in the 1980s about newly released prisoners... My Dad was involved in it. Phil Collins did the theme song.

Take your pick
Out of town
Showing my age here!

The Deep Concern - a BBC drama serial from the late 1970s. Does anyone remember it?

I'm glad there's so many Third Watch fans out there.
I was slightly obsessed. Channel 4 repeated the whole lot once but at stupid o'clock in the morning so I had to set the video recorder (old skool 😂). I kept the tapes for years but regrettably got rid of them. I mean my actual video player was long gone but I still wish I'd kept them.

Oh and Brat Farrar with the gorgeous Mark Greenstreet...

Stick with me kid

Oh I’ve seen that. Equal parts horrible and preposterous.

Mine: Cruising. Stars Al Pacino as a cop infiltrating the New York gay leatherman scene. Also preposterous but also very camp and unintentionally amusing. Good soundtrack too.

An ex of mine adored that film! I'm not sure I've ever watched it, seen bits of it though.

From a PP - I remember Knightmare! I always wanted to go on it. It would make a great show now with CGI.

I'll add - The young persons guide to becoming a rock star (tv)

Mr Hollands Opus (film)

Don't Give Up The Day Job

We also still say "Tuesday!" in Vince's voice on a regular basis. And "Carbonara!"

A black and white film called A Stolen Life which is about identical twin sisters, one of whom is married, and they are in a boat accident and the married one drowns.

The surviving one then pretends to be the married one and attempts to live her sister's life in her house with her husband without him finding out that she's the twin. It's absolutely brilliant and if you get a chance to see it do.

The Tomorrow People

Bottle Rocket. Early Wes Anderson film with Luke and Owen Wilson

Film. Irma La Douce

Used to watch this with my mum.

Shirley Maclaine and Jack Lemmon. Love it!

I've yet to meet anyone else who's watched Santa Clarita Diet...

lol! Yes, I used to have a crush on Nicholas (?)!

Joining in the Ultraviolet love. Has anyone yet mentioned a very young, very intense Idris Elba? I honestly don't think he's ever been as good since.

The mystery Rob Brydon spoof film commentaries does actually exist 😍

Oh my god I looooooooved that film!!!! I haven’t thought about it in maybe 20 years!

I love Tru Calling! Shame it was pulled during season 2.

Sapphire and Steel

Was Jack Davenport in it?

The Mistress with Felicity Kendall and her house bunny!

Dream Stuffing - channnel 4 comedy, shown late Fridays maybe 1984 about 2 girls sharing a flat. Me and my mum used to love it.

A film called Once were Warriors- set in New Zealand about an urbanised Māori community and social issues such as gangs, unemployment, alcoholism, domestic violence. Around 1994. The guy in the video shop recommended it to my DH, I wasnt impressed when he brought it home, but watched it, it was amazing and stayed with me for ages.

@JaneIves

I love Mr Holland, I have the DVD and the soundtrack CD. Richard Dreyfus should have got an Oscar.