TV Shows released in 1989

The California Raisin Show

69/100

Animated series based on the popular series of commercials featuring singing raisins.

Sister Kate

74/100

A nun, whose vocation has traditionally provided assignments to cultured settings, is assigned to an orphanage inhabited by a motley group of children.

G.P.

71/100

Set around a fictional Ross St Surgery medical practice in inner Sydney explored both the personal and professional lives of the general practitioners working together, and the other doctors and staff who worked in the clinic.

Teen Angel

69/100

Teen Angel is an American teen fantasy serial drama series that aired on the Disney Channel. Starring Jason Priestley. The series was first broadcast on The All New Mickey Mouse Club (MMC) ... See full synopsis »

Hard Copy

40/100

Journalism at its grittiest: tackling controversial and current issues head-on, unapologetically, and with as much sensation as possible.

Living Dolls

58/100

This show is a spin-off of "Who's the Boss?" Charlie Briscoe is a friend of Samantha Micelli's, who needs a new home. Trish Carlin is a friend of Angela's who runs a modeling agency for ... See full summary »

Open House

74/100

This short-lived series focuses on Linda Phillips' real-estate office and her interaction with her co-workers, including her main rival Ted Nichols.

Rua Sésamo

80/100

Portuguese version of the famous American children's television show 'Sesame Street'.

Primetime

59/100

A nighttime news program similar to 60 minutes and 20/20. Veteran newscasters Diane Sawyer and Sam Donaldson provide an in-depth look at the kinds of news stories that often do not receive ... See full summary »

Pif and Hercules

78/100

The hit series shows the adventures of Pif, a brown-yellow dog and Hercule, a black-white cat. They are constantly feuding and annoy each other but in fact they really are best friends.

Surgical Spirit

72/100

Sheila Sabatini is a brilliant surgeon, but her sharp tongue gets her into trouble with fellow consultant surgeons George Hope-Wynne and Neil Copeland. They think she's a "ghastly woman", ... See full summary »

KYTV

81/100

KYTV is the BBC comedy show which parodied Sky satellite television, which when it first started on Britain was pilloried for its cheapness and lack of content.

The Famous Teddy Z

78/100

Ted Zakalokis' family has a bakery and it has always been assumed that he would one day work there. But that's not what he wants to do. So to avoid that he enlists in the army and after ... See full summary »

Media Watch

72/100

Media Watch is Australia's leading forum for media analysis and comment, screening on ABC TV.

Children's Ward

73/100

This British children's drama series, set in the children's ward of the fictitious South Park Hospital, tells the stories of the young patients and the staff present there.

Making Out

81/100

Just Say Julie

81/100

Miss Julie Brown created, wrote, co-produced, and starred in this weekly TV series. Each week, Julie would exhibit her wonderfully kooky personality with an occasional music artist, ... See full summary »

Die Didi-Show

79/100

Penny Crayon

76/100

The adventures of a mischievous schoolgirl who loves to draw.

Blue Blink

75/100