TV Shows released in 1987

Maxie's World

62/100

Roomies

72/100

A 42-year-old Marine sergeant and a 14-year-old fish-obsessed genius strike a perfect and reciprocal balance as college freshmen roommates.

Vietnam War Story

73/100

An anthology series featuring stories suggested by true events occurring during the war in Vietnam, often written by Vietnam veterans.

The World According to Smith & Jones

79/100

Lørdan

67/100

Clave de sol

65/100

Sable

70/100

A children's book writer serves as a mysterious vigilante at night.

Eurocops

60/100

Eurocops is a European television crime TV-series.

Women in Prison

78/100

This comedy takes place in cell-bock J of the Bass Women's prison in Wisconsin. Some of the inmates are Vicki, a yuppie housewife framed for shop-lifting by her husband; Dawn, a black woman... See full summary »

Down and Out in Beverly Hills

61/100

Newly wealthy Dave Whitman, a working class type, moves into Beverly Hills. Wife Barbara and daughter Jenny become social climbers, son Max less adaptable. They take in and receive advice from homeless philosopher Jerry.

The Ratties

75/100

The adventures of a family of rats living in a hole in the wall in the house of British entertainer Danny La Rue.

Red Spark Zillion

76/100

Amor en silencio

70/100

Quick & Flupke

68/100

In these animated versions of cartoons, the eponymous rascals, naughty street-kids in the 'Marollen', a poor but colorful quarter of Brussels, spend their time playing pranks, mainly on ... See full summary »

Floyd on France

83/100

Hola Susana

68/100

Mandala

70/100

In this modern take on the Oedipus the King tragedy, a young man struggles against his own destiny after he is doomed by a prophecy to kill his father and fall in love for his own mother.

Intimate Contact

74/100

A self-satisfied, upper-middle-class husband discovers that his marital infidelities have caused him to contract AIDS.

Peppermint Park

36/100

Puppets, storytellers, magicians, and others team up to teach children about numbers, colors, animals, and other topics.

Press Your Luck

68/100

The Australian version of the U.S. game show. The game is played by three contestants, who are usually a carry-over champion and two new challengers. The game begins with host Ian Turpie ... See full summary »