TV Shows released in 1982

Chico Anysio Show

72/100

Shazam!

65/100

Shazam! rode the 1980s music video boom created by the advent of MTV and the renaissance in NZ music. Aimed at a younger audience than Radio with Pictures, it played in a late afternoon, ... See full summary »

L'académie des 9

54/100

Ronny's Pop Show

61/100

The Romantic Spirit

88/100

Nosotros y los miedos

86/100

Unterwegs nach Atlantis

71/100

Wayne and Shuster International

71/100

A comedy series consisting of repackaged sketches from previously aired Wayne and Shuster shows.

Middletown

80/100

Six-part documentary on the city of Muncie, Indiana - nicknamed "Middletown" after a study in the 1920s deemed it representative of middle America. The series finds that amid the great ... See full summary »

The Haunting of Cassie Palmer

72/100

A 78-as körzet

79/100

Der Andro-Jäger

61/100

Der Stein des Marco Polo

75/100

Doktor z vejminku

45/100

Clive James on Television

78/100

The Comic Book Kids

23/100

Two stories: The Worried Wizard; The Princess and the Goblin. Burl Bonnix (Joseph Campanella) is the boss of Bonnix Comics. Marvin is his frustrated cartoonist and Carry and Skeets are two ... See full summary »

Going Great

64/100

Giannis kai Maria

76/100

Jacobus en Corneel

68/100

Making the Grade

57/100

St. Louis Franklin High has a diverse staff deal with typical students. Harry Barnes is dean who's assistant Felspar is an inept dullard. Sara the pretty drama teacher discourages romance ... See full summary »

Creativity with Bill Moyers

86/100

Journalist Bill Moyers examines various forms of creative expression by interviewing noted artists and performers regarding their influences and inspiration, and looking at unusual outlets for the creative impulse.

Report to Murphy

78/100

The everyday problems and frustrations of a parole officer, as he deals with the released prisoners that come and go.

Laverne & Shirley with Special Guest Star the Fonz

73/100

Something in Disguise

73/100

Drama Series of the Life of twice married couple Herbert and Mary Browne Lacey.

Jim Davidson's Special

35/100