TV Shows released in 1972

The Corner Bar

47/100

The life and times of the patrons of Grants Toomb, a New York tavern owned (first season) by Harry Grant and (second season) by Mae and Frank. Working there are Joe the black cook, Meyer ... See full summary »

Scotland Today

86/100

Die Pulvermänner

82/100

Elephant Boy

64/100

The story of 12 year old, Toumai, his younger brother Ranjit, and their great friend the elephant Kala Nag.

Romper Room

77/100

Romper Room commenced in Canada as regional television shows in 1954. Firstly at CKLW-TV in Windsor, Ontario with hosts Ardis Kenealy and Flora Asselstine. Other regions followed including ... See full summary »

O makové panence

62/100

WWF All-Star Wrestling

78/100

Festival of Family Classics

78/100

Fußballtrainer Wulff

84/100

Bartje

72/100

Iedereen kent het: 'Ik bid nie veur brune bon'n!'. Vanaf december 1972 zond de NCRV de 7-delige serie Bartje uit. Willy van Hemert vertaalde de populaire streekroman van Anne de Vries over ... See full synopsis »

New Scotland Yard

70/100

Detectives at New Scotland Yard solve extraordinary, mysterious crimes.

Cool Million

70/100

The adventures of private eye Jefferson Keyes, who charges a cool million bucks for his services.

Kid Power

79/100

Based on the comic strip "Wee Pals" by Morrie Turner, this half-hour animated ABC series followed the Peanuts-like adventures of the "Rainbow Club," a group of multi-racial kids. Each show ... See full summary »

Het zwaard van Ardoewaan

78/100

Huoon and Morholt return home to Ardoewaan from the crusades. They learn that their father has died and has left the castle to Huoon (being the elder). Huoon nevertheless decides to share ... See full summary »

Majstori

80/100

Privatdetektiv Frank Kross

84/100

Clapper Board

79/100

Children's television programme about cinema, hosted by Chris Kelly.

Return to Peyton Place

79/100

This daytime soap was a sequel of sorts to the primetime series Peyton Place, revolving around the lives of the citizens of that community. It did not carry over the stories, however, and ... See full summary »

The Don Rickles Show

69/100

A New York ad exec deals with problems at home and at work.

Loeki de leeuw

79/100

Loeki "the lion" was an animated puppet, which appeared (between 1972 and 2004) in one or more ultra-short sketches, often even without any text or just an exclamation, rather like a ... See full summary »