10 Forgotten British TV Shows of the 70s 4

Join me as we journey back to the seventies and rediscover some forgotten TV gems from the decade. From tales of mystery and spooky children's dramas to educational programmes and overlooked sitcoms, these are the television shows that time forgot. Ready for a nostalgic trip back to the 70s? Let's get started!

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[garybryant]

Orson Welles Great Mysteries that intro always makes me think of Sandeman Port🍷🙁

[banjax]

Roberts Robots. The Tomorrow People and Saphire and Steel, were my favourite TV series but in those days all my family had was a B/W Television.

[andybaker]

I hadn't seen On the Move since the 70s, but I was able to sing along with the theme tune word for word watching it on this video! It's incredible the things you can drag from the depths of your memory when you try. 😊

[mikeh]

I remember the Not the Nine o’clock News calling it On the Moov 😂😂

[RobAddie]

Class act as always Stu. A wee island of comforting sanity in a dark, stormy sea.Thank you. 😊

[LittleMissGrosser]

Orson Welles' Great Mysteries looks absolutely brilliant!

[emmirey]

Oof loved Olaf the Viking, Stig of the dump. KES, V, Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy, Blakes 7, Dangermouse, Box of Delights....so many more

[yoshitoshi]

Canadian here. So many wonderful series were shown here

[simonwilson]

I used to have a lot of sick days in the 70s ( skiving )i seem to remember the paint along with Nancy theme

[horace]

Crown Court, Houseparty, Farmhouse Kitchen and Out Of Town were all weekday afternoon staples for when you were home sick from school.

[quiteshyreally]

I found the book for Raven when I was a teenager in my local library. Bought the series on DVD. Love it.

[rosemaryclarke]

And the beautifully eerie theme of Shadows! Unforgettable!

[Marlin-proboscis]

Children of the stones was one of my favourites. The Orsen Wells programme, I vividly remember the theme tune, I was born in 1968, so I was quite young. On the move I remember, in fact you've made me remember quite a lot 🙂 thank you 😊

[jeniferallan]

I recall the Bob hoskins learning to read programme. 😊

[atae]

I’ve got the paint along with Nancy as my ring tone 😂

[anjkovo]

Orson Wells Great Mysteries. Superb stories. Been watching them again recently here on YouTube. Love the unforgettable intro music. THANKS STU👍👍

[brianartillery]

I remember seeing most of these. Thank you for letting me know that both 'Orson Welles' Great Mysteries, and 'The Rivals Of Sherlock Holmes' are available on DVD. It's a shame though, that Network, who, over the years have released a great deal of niche material, recently went out of business.

[harry.]

Thank goodness for Network releasing a lot of these classics.

[GuyChapman]

On The Move was one of the best things the BBC ever did. It genuinely changed lives.

[daviddwyer]

Amongst others here I definitely remember On The Move. It was on every Sunday morning. In those days the BBC put lots of educational stuff on a Sunday morning. You could learn a foreign language or even sign language for the deaf, that sort of thing. There is no reason why those programmes couldn't be made available now but I don't suppose they exist anymore.