Beauty and the Beast 1987

Shows and movies released between 1980 and 1989.

paramount shows

TV Shows from the 1970's on with ordinary common real life characters that have superpowers.

Tv Shows Classic from diferent decade

All classic movies/TV I love that include monsters, big hairy monsters, occult, witch craft, and medieval movies that include dragons and stuff. What a nice feeling to be able to share all my childhood memories with other fans of classic movies and TV shows! How wonderful it is to even have a digital platform to do so! Keep in mind that I am new, and I'm still building my lists. So follow if you'd like.

NOTE: This award was titled "Best Genre TV Series" from 1988 to 1995.

All credits go to IMDb user: RDLongoria

https://www.imdb.com/user/ur37216974

TV-shows released and aired between 1980 & 1989, or beyond.
*last update 30/04/2024
(all Japanese anime have been removed and transferred to dedicated collection)

IMDb's Top TV Shows released between 1980 and 1989.

Minimum of 5,000 votes, minimum rating of 6.0, maximum 250 shows.

Last Updated: June 2, 2024

Some of the best and most nostalgic trips down memory lane 80’s / 90’s of TV shows like Knight Rider & Taggart
Day of the Triffids & The Cosby Show to Grange Hill & Blossom

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Urban Fantasy is a style of Fantasy where the setting incorporates fantasy elements into a 19th century onwards contemporary society, and set in our own world. It is a parallel to "High Fantasy" which is set in fictional, often fantastic worlds. Many forms of Urban Fantasy present tweaks to contemporary reality where paranormal beings, magic or supernatural elements exist.

Elfpunk: Not necessarily a subgenre of, but related to Urban Fantasy, elfpunk stories have traditional mythological creatures such as faeries, elves, trolls and goblins in modern urban settings. Themes relate their struggle to relate to, interact with or even survive within the context of contemporary society. The mythical creatures are often stand-in as a proxy for making social commentary about race, sexuality, culture.

This list does not include TV shows primarily focused around Werewolves and Vampires, but does not preclude other series where they exist so long as faeries, elves, goblins, orcs, nymphs or other equivalents also have a primary role, and is a contemporary society or an analog-contemporary society akin to the Carnival Row setting.

TV shows are listed when shows are over/cancelled.