Another 10 Forgotten British TV Series of the 70s

Let's rediscover some more hidden gems of British television from the 70s. Join me on a delve into the archives to unearth another batch of forgotten British TV series from the golden age of television, the 1970s.

From comedy to sci-fi and children's shows to game shows, get ready for a warmly nostalgic journey through a decade of television, unearthing shows that deserve a second chance in the spotlight. So grab a cuppa and let's celebrate the golden age of British TV together!

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[dawnyWestScotland]

Does anyone remember Space 1999 from the 70’s?

[tetsucat]

Potty time and Indoor league are still a fav to talk about by anyone around my age. 60. As is nearly every sweet and drink etc on your channel. Brilliant thanks.

[Funkstar]

This is one of the best channels on Youtube. Been watching for some years and can't get enough! Keep 'em coming!

[keefbeef]

I loved Lollipop loves Mr Mole Peggy Mount and Pat Coombs, legendary!

[BigKelvPark]

Don't open that cupboard Selwyn - things fall out!

[DaveGHNI]

I only remember Doom Watch which was a really great series, Lucky Feller I only became aware of recently, Moonbase 3 rings a vague bell, but Star Cops from the 80s is one to consider for your next video.

[BritzGaza]

Yet again Stu, thank you for this. What a massive hero of historic and British TV entertainment shows you are

[derekriley]

Another great selection, only remember Enid Blyton’s Famous Five and especially Michael Bentine’s Potty Time. Thanks again Stu.

[CaroleEvans]

Michael Bentine was my favourite out of these x

[markjeffels]

My favourite show was The Ghosts of Motley Hall! I loved the 70’s!

[alanprior]

I have been watching with my American wife the old Stop, Look and Listen schools programme with Chris Tarrant narrating them, produced by Central TV in the early 80s. It features the Central ident...then I realized your intro uses it! 😂
My favorite ident is from Southern Television (I grew up in Portsmouth).

[eugeneshadwell]

Newcomer to the channel, as someone born in 1970 I'm loving it, so many memories flooding back! OK, if we're talking about rare and forgotten shows, anyone remember 'Touch And Go' from 1978? Only six episodes made, a kids thriller-type show that I think was on the BBC. I loved this show as a kid yet it seems like nobody remembers it except me! 😊

[muchasgracias]

Hey Stu, these videos transport us older ones back to our childhoods, and by doing so, make us feel young again. Thank you!

[keithadams]

Amazing how you manage to open the dusty cupboards of our brain. Great show remembered them all

[mjc]

Whenever there's an adventure to be found... this is the channel to see! And I am an Australian... some of this is, well, foreign to me. But most is what we had too! Love this stuff!

[michaelwebster]

The Famous Five I can remember watching, a blast from the past! Thank you Stuart 👍

[KarrierBag]

12:05 Me and my brothers loved the famous five tv show, years later I had a dog very much the same as Jimmy in the show, he also spent his life playing with kids during our circus workshops, never trained to do so, he just joined in.

[AnnFoxgold]

I remember Doomwatch. What a surprise!

[BarleyC]

Another wonderful selection of happy memories! I was a big fan of "Lollipop Loves Mr. Mole" (I think the second season was just named "Lollipop"). I particularly remember the episode where Lollipop, having recently given up confectionery, had to look after a sweet shop for the evening, and another one where they were all trapped in a safari park when their car broke down!

[CarlB_]

Your channel is an Aladdin’s Cave of TV treasures. Loved Indoor League (Fred Trueman was amazing!), The Squirrels, Doomwatch, and Michael Bentine’s Potty Time. Lollipop Loves Mr Mole had completely disappeared off my tv memory radar, and I would never have remembered it without this video.