10 More Forgotten 70s TV Shows

Amongst today’s forgotten 70s tv gems, we’ve got one of the great British television comedy stars who is now sadly overlooked, a clip of David Jason which you have likely never seen before and a sprinkling of "monkey magic". We also anxiously await the arrival of.. the plane.

So get ready for yet another warmly nostalgic journey through the golden age of television in the company of Stuview TV!

Featured TV Series
00:30 The Masterspy with William Franklyn
03:09 The Changes
04:19 Timeslip
05:25 Monkey
06:50 Fantasy Island with Ricardo Montalban
08:03 How Green Was My Valley with Stanley Baker
08:55 When the Boat Comes In with James Bolam
09:49 My Name is Harry Worth
11:21 The David Nixon Show
12:07 Catweazle with Geoffrey Bayldon

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[just_passing_through]

Born in 1964, there are some great memories here. Catweazle has always held a special place in my heart.

[davidwarren]

Catweazle living in the elevated water tank, thinking 'telephone' was "telling bone", because to him it looked like a bone that spoke. To young me that was the best thing ever.

[simonm]

Catweazle was one of the best TV shows ever made for children partly because it was also highly entertaining for adults. My dad enjoyed it as much as I did. Bayldon was outstanding in the role and the last episode of the first series is especially touching when Edward sadly realises this crazy old man is slipping back to his own time and will never see him again.

[martincornew]

My favourite show of those you've mentioned is by far "Catweazle". What i remember the most, is not the content but the captivati ng theme tune. A highly memorable one at that. Thanks for the memory.

[cashtimevideo]

Yes, Catweazle! Superb concept, really stirred my imagination!

[MaxJustice]

Growing up in Australia in the 70s and 80s I remember Catweazle would be on Tv during the school holidays and Monkey was on at 6pm before Dr Who, great memories.

[Mathrox-uuqh]

Loved Timeslip. Catweazle was brilliant. Electrickery!

[TheFoolishboy]

Born from an egg on a mountain top. Takes me right back. Thank you

[mckenzie]

1970s kids' TV is 100 times better than stuff aimed at adults today.

[apriltimson]

Loved Catweasel - still refer ti the telling bone. Timeslip was another favourite

[michaelpower]

Catweazle, loved it. Another great video Stu, thank you.

[Cornz]

I had a David Nixon magic book and STILL recall some of the tricks in it today!!!

[borassictime]

I very much remember the Changes. Very cleverly written and though-provoking kids tv as I recall.

[thejughead]

Of this great bunch, Catweasle was my favourite. I remember and loved the opening jingle to 'When The Boat Come In' That series brings back fond memories of my Sundays!

[TudorSmith]

I must be one of those who has never seen Monkey! I do remember my parents watching the likes of David Nixon, Harry Worth and When the Boat Comes In. But as a kid, Catweazle was the winner for me. Heck, I even joined the fan club and shared a table with Geoffrey Bayldon at a celebrity dinner.

I really enjoyed this video Stu 👍

[ashdrive]

Timeslip was an excellent TV series, from episode 1 to the very last, each episode followed on from the other untill the twist at the very end...Tightrope was another excellent children's TV series that has been lost in time.

[MarkStevens]

Superb stuff, lovely to see David Nixon get a mention, what a lovely, gentle presence he had back in the day.❤👍👍

[brendanjohnston-zd]

Without a doubt - Catweasel - was my favourite as a child. Thank you so much!!!!

[norman]

Thanks Stu, great memories of being a young teenager back in the day

[suzannejones]

My mum loved when the boat comes in, I remember Harry Worths shows and loved Catweazle and David Nixon