Family TV Shows

Snipets

81/100

"Snipets" were a unique series of one-minute instructional shorts designed for use within general entertainment programs for children. Each sixty-second segment emphasized a positive human ... See full summary »

Creation's Creatures

46/100

Xat.TV

65/100

Youth TV program with live music of new talents, documentary of youth activity and a live chat for the audience to interact with the reporter.

Johnny Ball Reveals All

71/100

A science show aimed at children, in which 'Johnny Ball' shows the audience how things work.

Wunda Wunda

60/100

Wunda Wunda is the name of an early children's television series that aired in Seattle, Washington on KING TV channel 5 between 1953 and 1972. It starred Ruth Prins as Wunda Wunda, who read... See full summary »

Ecoman

80/100

We Are the Champions

74/100

Tolle Sachen

71/100

BJ's Teddy Bear Club & Bible Stories

64/100

Die Sonntagsrichter

85/100

Makedonski stari prikazni

75/100

Mr. Wymi

72/100

Grazilda

84/100

Team Kwistenbiebel

76/100

The team may may called after miss Kwistenbiebel, the 'boss' is actually just a bumbling, yellow office coordinator, who receives and passes on questions. The actual 'spy' research is done ... See full summary »

Arts and Crafts with Ishah Wright

75/100

Wolpertinger Wochenschau

71/100

6-part joke show with Peter Lustig.

The Adventures of Squiddles! And Friends

69/100

An octopus encounters funny problems in the deep blue sea and solves them with his best friends.

Quase Anjos: A Série

72/100

Hocle and Stoty

80/100

Two colorful creatures living in Twilo Park solve problems and find adventure.

Amby & Dexter

82/100

Amby and Dexter are small people who transformed from a pair into hands, and back again when their adventure's complete. Amby is the playful one who loves to dance while Dexter is the serious one. The two never talk.

Dschermeni

82/100

Americana

33/100

Sponsored by the makers of the Encyclopedia Americana, this quiz show featured questions on obscure bits of American folklore and history that had been sent in by home viewers. Originally, ... See full summary »

What in the World?

89/100

Peabody Award winning program that featured Dr. Froelich Rainey of the University of Pennsylvania Museum. Dr. Rainey and Drs. Coon and Cammann, and another guest, discussed works of art ... See full summary »

Water World

59/100

Water World was a half hour documentary series on the oceans and marine world. It was originally narrated by Lloyd Bridges and later by James Franciscus.

Our Time

51/100