TV Shows released in 1975

Der Landpolizist

78/100

Paul Cronin as Senior Constable Gary Hogan, in the real country town of Emerald in the Dandenong Ranges east of Melbourne.

The Dave Allen Show in Australia

81/100

M-U-S-H

69/100

Hogg's Back

51/100

A doctor is brought back from retirement but is so absent-minded he causes more problems than he cures.

Dafabet Masters

74/100

BBC coverage of the Masters snooker tournament at Alexandra Palace in London, England.

El quinto jinete

62/100

Thirtheen chapters classics of fantasy and horror , adapting stories of the most famous writers of all time. The title refers to the fifth horseman of the Apocalypse: the fear.

This Is Your Life

68/100

Surprise celebrity show based on an American radio show from 1948 and its TV follow-up from 1952.

The Jim Stafford Show

65/100

One of many variety shows which proliferated in the late '60s/early '70s. Featured music and skits, and hosted by novelty Western singer Jim Stafford.

Kurier in den Bergen

68/100

Çarkifelek

56/100

Here We Are

71/100

Gäst hos Hagge

70/100

Talk show with personal interviews.

Seaside Special

70/100

Entertainment show filmed in a circus big top at a different seaside resort each week.

Doña Bárbara

91/100

Khan!

54/100

Chinese-American private detective Khan investigates crimes from his home base in San Francisco's Chinatown.

Plus minus

60/100

Golden Hill

82/100

On the outskirts of a large Midlands city, a teenage gang is on the rampage while a vulnerable old man, Tom, is threatened with eviction from his lifelong home. Nobody wants to help him ... See full summary »

Popi

79/100

Popi is a single Puerto Rican dad struggling to make ends meet even with three jobs. He keeps his boys Luis and Junior safe in a tough New York neighborhood while finding time to date Lupe who lives across the hall.

Eurogang

78/100

Shang-a-Lang

84/100

The Bay City Rollers perform some of their songs and each week different guest artists appear to promote newly released singles.

Numéro un

73/100

Joey & Dad

73/100

The sultry Joey Heatherton and her "dad," Ray, who hosted The Ray Heatherton Show On radio and was one of the first local children's shows in the New Yorkarea, as The Merry Mailman, co-hosted this short-lived variety program.

Rhyme and Reason

66/100

Bravo!

59/100

Este señor de negro

50/100