I first saw this series whilst staying at my grandparents place in england-they had it on video- and i enjoyed it immensely. a great show. i recently rewatched the entire series on 'great comedy classics' on seven and it is still funny. frank spencer is a hilarious and interesting character who seems accident prone but not stupid. unlike a griffin or simpson his clumsiness seems more of a character trait than a flaw... it seems that whatever happens to frank he keeps his character... betty is interesting and funny in that she is franks wife and seems rather stressed whereas frank, the one who faces most of the problems, is always cooler and always optimistic although he describes himsef rightly as a 'failure'... this show has many memorable and funny moments, and the stunts it is famous for seem quite a tv rarity and are very interesting. quite a good show allround.

Blake Holsey High is a strange school where strange things happen... Josie Trent is the ain character who has been sent there and with her friends at school and the help of the science professor they manage to defeat all anner of bizarre attacks upon the school... leading to a conclusion involving interdimensionl travel and lots more... most certainly this series suffers from the same problem found in Monster Warriors- that each attack happens within and confined to an episode... no more than one plot arc... and each attack is bizarre yet precise to the point of being pure... none of the attacks coincide... therefore realism is hardly to be commended here... not that realism is always important... the acting and character style is odd... not a bad show... i guess

Girlstuff Boystuff focuses on a group of friends who have small normal adventures... such as Simon trying to ake a coic book and the grls fashion problems... and taping a music show... and so forth and so on... yet is quite entertaining and not a bad show... the animation is modern and cgi... the second seasons animation seems somewhat different and less smooth... it could just be my brain working strangely... the humour is allright... the opening sequence is fast paced and features words about activities and things relating to teenage life such as tv and food... the friends enjoy each other a lot and their is an ep where Reanna explains group dynamics to them... and how each member contributes equally to the group to make a whole... quite a good show...

Jeopardy is about a group of eight kids from Falkirk, Scotland and their teacher who go to Australia in search on Aliens, but things don't quite accordingly to plan. In Series One, the group go to Australia to look for aliens, where things get out off control. The kids find themselves alone, discovering that the park ranger and their teacher have suddenly disappeared. This begins their adventures as they try to find out about ysterious locations such as a cave with paintings of alien spacecraft and a myserious island where people act like children... all leading up to a rather inconclusive finale where they finally regroup and meet two aliens who turn out to be a single one split in two... and this leads to the ending where a double version of two of them comes into class at Falkirk. Some strange plot twists and central coreplot... interesting characters... quite a good mystery/adventure show. It has a videotape style method... due to the plot of the kids trying to find aliens and recording their adventures on tape all the time.

Out There is a show about an odd bunch of teens... who work at a veterinary clinic in the Wollemai district... i heard somewhen in the show and read it is filmed in Kuring-Gai Chase National Park... There are three foreign teens, Aggie and Reilly in the first season and this other american chap from the second season who replaces Reilly and has a interesting past... the two foreigners are sort of exchange student type ppl... and there is MIller... a local and this girl too. The township where the vet clinic is nearest to has a picture theatre and a music hall... where Miller and his band perform... an allright show... rather odd in its characters and plots... no central plot