TV Shows released in 1976

Van Dyke and Company

76/100

Short-lived show starring Dick Van Dyke and assorted guests. The show also featured a recurring segment about the dumbest family in the world.

Saramandaia

82/100

Cos

54/100

Sketch comedy series hosted by Bill Cosby.

Visions

60/100

Weekly anthology series of original dramas, often with period settings.

Alvin Purple

70/100

A waterbed salesman who is irresistible to women gets a job as a gardener in a convent

Clayhanger

84/100

A coming-of-age story set in the 19th century England about Edwin Clayhanger, a young man who wants to be an architect, but it is expected of him to continue the family's printing business which he accepts for the time being.

The XYY Man

66/100

Dangerous Knowledge

72/100

Bill Kirby, an insurance salesman travels back from France by Ferry, where he's pursued by two armed agents. He befriends the innocent Laura, who helps him evade them. A series of murders follow, as Bill tries to unmask who's behind them.

Great Performances: Dance in America

72/100

Kapetan Mikula Mali

87/100

Good Heavens

68/100

In this comedy anthology series, Mr. Angel was an emissary of Heaven who came down to Earth each week to grant wishes to those who had performed a good deed.

The McLean Stevenson Show

57/100

Mac and Peggy Ferguson face the opposite of an empty nest when their two grown children plus two grandchildren move in. Son Chris is returning to school while Janet is divorcing. Joining them is Peggy's mother in small town Illinois.

Spencer's Pilots

80/100

This series centers on the lives of Cass Garrett and Stan Lewis who are pilots, and they work for Spencer Parish. Every now and then, they get into all sorts of misadventures, cause one of ... See full summary »

Animals, Animals, Animals

84/100

Various animals groups and their natures are explored as well as their influence on human culture.

Executive Suite

71/100

The machinations of the powerful Cardway Corporation, headed by president Don Walling.

Jigsaw John

76/100

The cases of Special Investigator "Jigsaw" John St. John of the LAPD.

Working in the Theatre

68/100

Bringing together performers, directors, playwrights, designers, choreographers, producers and behind-the-scenes personnel from the American and international theatre, the program offers a ... See full summary »

Nobody's House

82/100

The Sinclair family find that their new home is haunted by the ghost of a young boy called Nobody.

The Prince and the Pauper

71/100

A poor boy named Tom Canty and Edward, the Prince of Wales exchange identities but events force the pair to experience each other's lives as well.

Kölner Treff

46/100

Kölner Treff - talk show with Bettina Böttinger.

The Fosters

75/100

Samuel Foster, a hard-working man trying to support his family in a South London multi-storey council flat. The Samuel character was based on the fictional character James Evans Sr. in Good... See full summary »

Mr. T and Tina

40/100

Taro, a single father, relocates because of business from Japan to Chicago. Conservative Taro wants a traditional nanny for his children Aki and Sachi. But he gets Nebraska born Tina, who challenges his orthodox ways.

Pommetje Horlepiep

64/100

Pommetje Horlepiep is hired by Jonkeer Sebastiaan Roos van Leeuwenborgh to be his manservant and chauffeur. He is also tasked to accompany the nobleman whenever he performs a good deed to ... See full summary »

Du tac au tac

65/100

Jean-Jacques Lemay dirige à Montréal une agence artistique, entouré d'une adjointe efficace, Geneviève, d'un directeur de tournée, Luc, d'un comptable farfelu, Mario, souffre-douleur du ... See full summary »

UFO senshi Diapolon

72/100