TV Shows released in 1975

The Oddball Couple

74/100

Spiffy is a neatnik cat, and Fleabag is a slovenly dog. They're roommates, and comedy ensues when their differing lifestyles clash.

Uchû no kishi Tekkaman

77/100

EBC1: Emu's Broadcasting Company

80/100

Children's sketch show with Rod Hull and Emu, based in Emu's own TV studio (EBC1).

Archer

52/100

The adventures of Ross Macdonald's literary dick Lew Archer.

Animal Kwackers

63/100

Four garishly-coloured, music-loving animals - Rory the lion, Bongo the dog, Boots the tiger and Twang the monkey - visit Planet Earth in their flying saucer from the mysterious planet of '... See full summary »

Olga Sergeevna

73/100

Le petit rapporteur

78/100

The Don Lane Show

74/100

Spannagl & Sohn

85/100

Mobile One

62/100

Experienced news reporter Peter hits the streets in a large metropolis covering breaking stories and tales of human nature. His producer Maggie and cameraman Doug work with Peter in getting their pieces on the local news.

NBC Special Treat

78/100

Capital Sin

72/100

Kate McShane

62/100

The trials of Kate McShane, a middle-aged attorney who often became emotionally involved in her clients.

The Wackers

68/100

Billy Clarkson tries to settle back into family life after being away for two years.

Shades of Greene

81/100

Down the 'Gate

66/100

Am Dam Des

62/100

Sammy and Company

74/100

Sammy and Company was a variety and talk-show program hosted by the American singer, dancer, and comedian Sammy Davis Jr. from 1975 to 1977.

Runaround

58/100

Children's quiz show where the kids would run to the answer then 'runaround' if they changed their minds at the last minute.

Joe and Sons

73/100

Working class widower Joe Vitale is raising his teenage boys Mark and Nick in Hoboken, New Jersey with the help of his aunt Florence. Proudly Italian-American, he hangs out with pal Gus and neighbor waitress Estelle.

The Last of the Australians

65/100

Jo Gaillard

80/100

Akai giwaku

74/100

Uncle Croc's Block

79/100

Szalenstwo Majki Skowron

72/100

A nine part adaption of Aleksander Minkowski's novel, filmed in the area of Lake Luknajno. A teenage girl named Majka (pronounced Mika) falls out with her father who she believes has ... See full summary »