I remember it. It was a favorite Saturday morning show when I was a kid in the '70s.

Alf.
Threes Company.

Gotta look overseas to truly appreciate wierd tv. Now the Japanese can do some strange ****. Also the brits can be pretty ****ed up as well. God bless 'em everyone.

"Land of The Lost" was a Krofft production that was nowhere near as weird as their earlier works: "H.R. Pufnstuf" and especially, "Lidsville."

Aaah, Sid & Marty...

Who else could capture the magical talent of such greats as Billie Hayes, Billy Barty, Charles Nelson Reilly, Martha Raye and Rip Taylor?

"Sigmund the Seamonster" (I think) and the "Banna Splits" was pretty trippy. It's amazing to think as kids we were watching someone elses acid trip.

Artemis 81 was a distinctly weird, slightly futuristic one-off show: I doubt that it would have aired in the US. It was perhaps three or more hours long and was shown all on one night in the UK in.... 1981 (I think!). Sting was in it. Strong on imagery; less so on plot!

And Lexx: The Dark Zone was also pretty weird.

(I've not gone over the obvious ones that have already been mentioned).

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Pee Wee's Playhouse and Space Ghost Coast to Coast.

Dan

Twin Peaks
Out of Control
Pete and Pete