TV Shows released in 1964

Late Night Line-Up

66/100

The Stranger

90/100

Children's SF serial. A mysterious stranger comes among a group of people.

A Flame in the Wind

78/100

Drama centered in the town of Haviland with the focus on the Farrell, Reynolds, and Skreba/Driscoll families. Fellow citizen Kate Austen has written a book with the flawed characters based on people she knows.

Cluff

64/100

Set in Gunnershaw, fictional town in North Yorkshire and based on novels by Gil North. Leslie Sands was perfect as the gruff Cluff.

Midlands Today

The British Broadcasting Corporation's regional news bulletin for the English region of the West Midlands. Featuring news reports, weather forecasts, arts and culture, sport and politics.

ATV Today

Nightmare Late Show

This was a hosted horror movie show aired by WITI-TV Channel 6, Milwaukee, Wisconsin between 1964 - 1965, with host Jack DuBlon as "Dr. Cadavarino".

Nightshade and Old Lace Theatre

A non hosted horror movie show on WMTV Channel 15, Madison, Wisconsin. By late 1964 the show changed name to "Ferdie's Inferno" following sponsorship from Ferd Mattioli.

Tolka Row

Irish soap opera set in a North Dublin housing estate, centering around the lives of two working-class families living there.

Let's Go

A show for young people featuring the latest trends in music and lifestyle. Aired Monday evenings from September 1964 to June 1967; later, it aired 5 days a week from October 1967 to June 1968.

Das war die UFA

UFA was established as Universum-Film on December 18, 1917, as a direct response to foreign competition in film and propaganda.

Ferdie's Inferno

A hosted horror movie show aired by WMTV Channel 15 Madison Wisconsin from 1964 to 1967, with host Jack Crowley as "Ferdy" till 14 April 1967, then Carl Ames as "Ferdy" until 13 September 1968.

Ulysse et Oscar

-Ulysse Laviolette, explorateur, et ses amis Oscar, le lion, et Hortense, la souris, présentent des dessins animés.

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Hollywood a Go Go

Music-variety show based in Los Angeles, Califonia featuring many popular music stars. Initially a local program, it was quickly pick-up and released in first-run syndication nationwide by Four Star Television.

Shock Theatre

A horror movie show which was host between 24 September 1964 till April 1967 by Paul Reynolds as Shock Armstrong, The All-American Ghoul on WTVT, Channel 13 (Tampa / St. Petersburg, Florida).

Thèmes et variations du cinéma: adapter Émile Zola

ThIs 25 half-hour TV-series consists of film excerpts and interviews around major movie genres or themes, or based on the work of a specific filmmaker or writer. The collection is produced by Armand Panigel.

Decision: The Conflicts of Harry S. Truman

A documentary series based on the writings of Harry S. Truman during his U.S. Presidency (1945-1953).

A Choice of Coward

Le zoo du Capitaine Bonhomme

Pour le plaisir

Smuggler's Bay

Mystery Mansion

A hosted horror host show, with John Milton Whitaker as Roderick and Phyllis Ranson as Vampira, screened on KSL-TV, Channel 5, Salt Lake City, Utah; in 1964.

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