Old shows that you enjoy?

[Ryujin]

I concur with The Avengers, Man from Atlantis and Dr Who listed above
me and my brothers use to try to emulate the man from Atlantis swimming style

Also
Lucan


which of course was trying to capture the popularity of


Automan

I had forgotten about "Lucan", but definitely watched it. Part of the mid-'70s 'wolf boy' craze, a little late to the game.

 

[Ruin Explorer]

I think the only new-to-me pre-1990s thing I've enjoyed in the last decade was the original Mobile Suit Gundam (1979) and Mobile Suit Gundam Zeta (1981). I couldn't get through Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ despite the animation being hugely better - the characters are just too grating (and given I was able to deal with Camille in Zeta, that's saying something!).

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Sapphire and Steel.

 

[soviet]

I should note that the "Fringe" boxed set resides right next to my "Babylon 5" series and all movies set.

Very small DVD collection or poor sense of alphabetisation, which is it Ryujin?

 

[Riley]

I have recently started watching Peter Gun on Prime. The use of music to quickly set tone is amazing.

I discovered Peter Gunn in reruns, about 10-15 years ago - and I love it! It’s the best old show I’ve come across this century. Moody, atmospheric, great soundtrack, and sometimes amazing.

Alfred Hitchcock Presents is a close second-best discovery. Sometimes directed by Hitchcock, often featuring great guests/directors, and all standalone stories.

It looks to be available on Tubi, Prime, and elsewhere.

Alfred Hitchcock Presents

The master of suspense puts his outsized stamp on this first iteration of the classic anthology series featuring drama, thriller and mystery shorts.

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