TV Shows released in 1985

Velké sedlo

48/100

Dotaman

76/100

Scottish Gaelic kid's programme, replete with sing-a-longs, educational segments and looks into everyday Gaelic life in Scotland

Tangomarkkinat

32/100

Nattsudd

84/100

The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera

78/100

Oliana Molls i l'astàlec de bronze

68/100

The Golden Oldie Picture Show

89/100

Musical videos are created for hit songs which came out in the days before they were invented.

María de nadie

47/100

Affären Ramel

72/100

News Free Zone

63/100

Relative Strangers

69/100

15 Minutes

70/100

The film begins with Emil Slovak (Karel Roden) and Oleg Razgul (Oleg Taktarov) arriving in America. They were former criminals and after getting out of prison have come to the U.S. to claim... See full synopsis »

Double Dare

68/100

Billy Diamond's career as a thief takes a sudden turn as, once caught, he goes to work as an undercover agent for the San Francisco Police Department while continuing his high-living lifestyle.

Mecanoscrit del segon origen

54/100

Kiu i els seus amics

72/100

Attitudes

78/100

Lifetime's day show with two female hosts, Linda Dano and Dee Kelly, about celebrities, extraordinary life stories of regular people, cooking, combined with announcements of other Lifetime shows and promotions.

Roll Over Beethoven

55/100

Heavy Metal singer Nigel Cochran moves into a small English village and forms a relationship with the local classical music teacher.

The Practice

65/100

The staff of a GP's surgery in the Manchester suburb of Castlehulme deal with their patients' medical problems as well as their own personal problems.

Metrópolis

77/100

Télématin

40/100

French equivalent of the "Today" show with host introducing a variety of presenters on various subjects: cinema, cooking, travel, the internet, press, sports, history, etc.

Super Sunday

79/100

This cartoon was a half hour block with 6-7:minute segments of "Jem, Bigfoot & The Muscle Machines, Robotix, and Inhumanoids".

The Giddy Game Show

78/100

Paul, Marie et les enfants

87/100

Cross Wits

69/100

British version of the quiz show where celebrities and ordinary people compete to solve giant crossowrd puzzles.

The Star Games

76/100

A Weekly syndicated show involving athletic competitions (e.g. swimming, rowing, cycling, track, tennis, etc.) involving T.V. Celebrities grouped in teams of 3 men and 3 women each. The ... See full summary »