The rib-tickling 1980s sitcom, which follows wheeler-dealer Del Boy Trotter through his numerous failed attempts at get-rich-quick schemes, is viewed favourably by 76 per cent of the British public.

From the semi-annoying antics of 'ALF' to 'Knight Rider's' awesome autonomous auto, the 1980s were a transitional time for ...

These three shows are perfect examples of why sci-fi storytelling became much more popular in the 1980s across a wide array of different formats, whether it was in the U.S. or the U.K.

Case in point: the U.K., which has been putting out some of our most-loved shows for years; and now, those fan favorite British shows are more accessible than ever.

10 Hidden Gem British TV Shows Americans Need To Watch From underrated tragicomedies to gripping crime dramas, these acclaimed British shows deserve a higher viewership among American audiences.

The series capitalized on his ubiquitous popularity in the 1980s, as he voiced himself and provided live-action moral lessons. Those lessons were typical of '80s animated children’s programming.