Family TV Shows

Break the Bank

52/100

Two couples competed in a game similar to Super Password. The host would read a question whose answer was a clue to a puzzle. Six clues, each more revealing than the last, were given to the... See full summary »

Please Stand By

80/100

A man (Richard Schaal) abandons the corporate rat race to buy and run a small television station in a two-mule town, dragging his bemused wife (Elinor Donahue) and their kids along for the ride.

Die Muminfamilie

71/100

Blankety Blanks

76/100

Match Game-clone, where contestants answer questions and complete fill-in-the-blank riddles.

Beezbo's Adventures

71/100

This live action video is designed to teach manners to children. The adventure begins when Gracie and Gilbert Turner discover a disabled spaceship and its short, furry, alien pilot, Beezbo,... See full summary »

Hot Country Nights

60/100

This weekly series featured "hot country" artists performing their current hits, as well as ventriloquists, comedians, and other variety acts.

Max und Moritz

66/100

Dirk van Haveskerke

59/100

Sommer mit Katka

70/100

Ada Madrina

61/100

WNTV

54/100

Treasure Hunt

68/100

Updated version of the 1973-1977 game show, where female contestants select gift boxes on stage in the hopes of winning cash and prizes.

I've Got a Secret

84/100

Four-week revival of the game show which aired on CBS from 1952 to 1967.

The Storybook Squares

66/100

A children's version of "Hollywood Squares" that featured actors dressed up as famous characters from books, TV and film. The contestants had to try to get three x's or three o's in a row to win.

Seis para triunfar

60/100

Wurlitzer

55/100

Sara and Hoppity

79/100

A series of puppet stories highly popular with children about a girl, Sara, and her doll. The doll has one leg shorter than the other - hence the name Hoppity.

Winner Takes All

75/100

Sytten-nul-dut

79/100

Døren går op

61/100

This television children's series marked the debut of a big yellow teddy bear called Bamse who later got his own series "Bamses billedbog" (1983). It is also here we first encounter Bamse's... See full summary »

The Metric Marvels

79/100

Using their superpowers to teach American children about the metric system, the Metric Marvels--Liter Leader, Meter Man, Super Celsius and Wonder Gram--musically explained the ins and outs of metric measurement.

Legestue

80/100

What's New?

80/100

Weekly news show presenting current events for teen audiences along with appropriate human interest stories. In addition, recent Canadian news is satirized with puppet sketches.

Ungdomsredaktionen

74/100

Dansk naturgas

58/100