One of the best shows made Robert,it's daft stuff but I do really like it, Man in a Suitcase is another I like but don't own any on film,Mark

Another good one, I watched the repeats last time. Thought he would have made a good Bond.

I recall seeing the ad for Dad's Army (Standard 8) in one of the old magazines in the classified section. I think the first series is complete, but some are missing from the second. Same with Dr. Finlays's Casebook check it might be a missing one.

The Andy Griffith Show
The Beverly Hillbillies
CHiPS
The Flintstones
Bewitched
Green Acres
I Dream of Jeannie
Love That Bob
The Mary Tyler Moore Show
My Three Sons
Petticoat Junction
UFO
Star Trek
Hawaii 5 -O-
I think I have some more too.

Also have some super 8 Department S episodes too,Mark

On 16mm I have episodes of Boris Karloff Presents Thriller, and some Ed Sullivan kinescopes. Given the quality of 16mm, these shows never looked better! 🙂

A small corection,Maurice, The Adventures of Fu Manchu is an american,not british,series,one of Republic's last. I also have one Dr Finlay's Casebook on standard 8!

I've acquired a lot of 16mm Popeye cartoons, both in color and black and white (oddly enough, the kids will watch black and white, which is kind of unusual for the youth of today!)

Also have several 16mm Wonder Woman episodes - can't beat Lynda Carter in the 1970's!

Thank you for your lists guys! You all have impeccable tastes! :-)

I have episodes of the following pprgrams (and I really enjoy collecting TV shows on film):

The Rat Patrol (5)
The F.B.I. (1)
My Three Sons (1)
The Colditz Story (1)
The Gallant Men (1)

I collect war films, so when the finances permit, I try to add episodes of that genre whenever possible.

We have a few TV Shows in our 8 and 16mm collections.
Minder 5 Episodes.
The professionals, 2 episodes
Beverley billy's
Doctor in the house. (David Jason guest stars as an old man)
Mash.(just ordered a very good print, and one of the early, better series). The one i sold recently was a 1st class print but was from series 7, all the best actors had left and it too sentimental.
The Big valley,
Wyatt Earp
On Super 8,
The Sweeney, (one left out of three due to fade )
The Snowman, Remember this film was first shown on the big reel film screen for the first time on Super 8 thanks to Derann, this was made as a TV programme and did not have any theatrical release.
Around The Beatles TV Special, 800ft
The Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Shows,
Elvis 68 comeback, TV Special
The Baron, Diplomatic Immunity
Stingray. Emergency in Marineville Std 8mm Sound
Stingray. Stingray is launched Std 8mm Sound
Solo Performance, George Formby TV Special,
Scooby Doo. TV episode Lively Holiday
Scooby Doo. TV episode The haunted house
Scooby Doo. TV episode Decoy for a dognapper
Scooby Doo TV episode The counterfitters
Scooby Doo. TV episode
The Protectors. TV Episode, series 1, episode 1. 2000ft to die
Making of Magnum force
Making of Paint your wagon
Making of The Godfather.
Making of The outlaw Josey wales
Making of The Towering inferno.
Lost In Space. Full Pilot episode
Chimp antics Std 8 Sound

The ones i would love to get into our collection is

Bilko, Dads Army, The Thunderbirds & Captain Scarlett.

The last i checked there was a stingray in b/w on fleabay but it said it had a little smell, "like vinegar" Dont want that!!!

I was forgetting my Super 8; I have Solo Performance - George Formby, and a cartoon 'Foo Foo and Go Go', by Halas and Bachelor. I used to watch this on TV when I was about 6. It has the ABC Television opening. I have a number of Castle cartoons; would they be TV or cinema; like Woody Woodpecker, Chilly Willy, Pierre Bear, and Inspector Willoughby?

Another one The Zoo Gang super 8mm optical sound.
Mission Monte Carlo The Persuaders. 16mm

I'll best The Persuaders looks good on the big screen, plus that great theme tune.

Though it's abridged, I forgot about having one digest of the Gerry Anderson program "UFO" on Super-8. I hope to find more one day.

The Castle cartoons were made by Walter Lantz for theatrical release by Universal, however, in later years the were packaged for TV release often under the heading of "Woody Woodpecker and His Friends" or "The Woody Woodpecker Show".

Reference to "UFO" reminds me that I have the following on Super 8 :-

The Cat with Ten Lives
Exposed
Identified
Psychobombs
Survival
Timelash

All are edited as a 400ft, but "Exposed" is the full length at 3 x 400ft.

Thanks for that info Maurice.

~I always fancied one of the UFO's but each time i tried to buy they are faded. Is there any out there on low fade or were they all I.E releases?

I remember Woody Woodpecker when it was shown on t.v. after I got home from school in the 70's. :-) That is the only time I have ever seen it broadcast.

Tom
I've just checked a couple of my Technofilm UFO prints and they are on Kodak SP stock. They are not actually faded but they do have that typical old brownish look that SP eventually turns to.

Thanks Maurice, maybe i shall get lucky in the future.