TV Shows released in 1983

Saturday Supercade

70/100

Saturday morning cartoon series featuring the adventures of popular video game characters.

We Got It Made

56/100

Short-lived sitcom which lived two lives once on NBC and again in syndication. Two Manhattan bachelors, neat-freak attorney David Tucker and unkempt salesman Jay Bostwick, decide to hire a ... See full summary »

Casablanca

63/100

A short-lived prequel to Casablanca (1942).

Masquerade

77/100

An intelligence organization recruits civilian specialists for individual missions requiring their skills.

Merlina

78/100

Merlina is the best detective agency in the country. They fight crime and injustice, from kidnapping to theft, from drugs trafficking to protection. And on their path, they meet master criminal Sardonis over and over again.

The Dukes

63/100

The Duke boys and Daisy Duke race against Boss Hogg and Sheriff Roscoe around the world.

Glenroe

77/100

A weekly drama serial telling the lives of the people who live in the Wicklow village of Glenroe. The series, which started in 1983, quickly shot to the top of the Irish TV charts, and remained there until the show ended in 2001.

Price iz Nepricave

82/100

A children's TV series about the village, its customs and life in the countryside.

Miimu iro iro yume no tabi

84/100

A little pink genie from a computer, helps two kids learn about important people and events from history by taking them to those times.

Dramarama

73/100

A series of plays for children which featured the supernatural frequently and science fiction occasionally.

Yakari

66/100

Yakari is a young Native American boy from the Soux tribe. With a special gift, a pure heart and a clever mind, Yakari has many adventures and learns just as many lessons while helping those around him.

Don't Wait Up

71/100

Tom Latimer is a young GP, his father Toby is a Harley Street consultant. Tom, in the process of divorcing his wife, sees his newly found bachelor life disrupted when his father leaves his wife, Tom's mother, and moves in with him.

Anillos de oro

76/100

Liegebeest

76/100

A crazy bunch of puppets in a medieval castle floating on a cloud.

Who Dares Wins

80/100

Daring 1980s alternative comedy sketch show that helped launch the careers of a number of British comedians. Often parodies the channel it aired on. Recurring characters include Terry and Wang-Wang - a pair of swearing Pandas.

Rubik, the Amazing Cube

58/100

Four kids discover that their Rubik's cube is alive, and endowed with amazing powers. They befriend the cube, and they decide the best use for its powers is solving mysteries.

Emerald Point N.A.S.

71/100

The lives and trials of the staff and civilian residents of a US naval base.

To minore tis avgis

89/100

From a review below with a couple grammatical corrections and some editing to remove opinion: To Minore Tis Avgis tells the story of Greek culture from 1930-1960. It tries to illustrate the... See full summary »

Fun to Imagine

90/100

Richard Feynman, theoretical physicist, enjoys thinking aloud about the adventures science can offer.

Oh Madeline

77/100

Madeline Wayne craves excitement in her mundane life leading her to try every fad, dragging her friend Doris along. Her husband Charlie, a romance novelist, watches things unfold with his buddy Robert, Doris's ex.

Tucker's Luck

72/100

The further adventures of Tucker Jenkins and his former class mates from Grange Hill. Follow Tucker and friends, as they duck and dive their way through love and life during a time of high unemployment in the 1980's.

Computer Chronicles

86/100

The most popular television program about consumer technology during the rise of the personal computer revolution from 1983 to 2002. Episodes featured interviews with luminaries from the tech industry.

Guerra dos Sexos

77/100

Bay City Blues

67/100

Short-lived ensemble drama which follows a minor league baseball team as they travel from town to town.

Up the Elephant and Round the Castle

51/100

James 'Jim' London becomes a man of property when a relative dies, leaving him the run-down Victorian abode of 17 Railway Terrace, in Elephant and Castle (south London). He's troubled by ... See full summary »