Hill 'Allo 'Allo! Birds of a Feather Blackadder Steptoe and Son Open All Hours Bottom Fresh Fields French Fields Me and My Girl Man About the House Dear John The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin Yes Minister Spitting Image Three Up, Two Down Never the Twain Dad's Army US comedy / sitcoms The Simpsons The Bill Cosby Show My Two Dads ALF Marblehead Manor Webster Kate and Allie Bewitched My Secret Identity The Love Boat Rhoda I Dream of Jeannie Family Ties Roseanne Here's Lucy Eight Is Enough Private Benjamin The Brady Bunch Car 54, Where Are You? British drama / soaps EastEnders Coronation Street Night and Day Sherlock Holmes Miss Marple Upstairs Downstairs Jupiter Moon Bergerac Howards' Way Mitch Sherlock Holmes Robin of Sherwood The Storyteller Cold Feet The Hitchhiker The Ray Bradbury Theatre Great Expectations Doctor Who Dempsey & Makepeace Minder Bodyguards The Saint US / Canada drama / soaps Dallas Wonder Woman Charlie's Angels Bonanza Twin Peaks St. Elsewhere Hunter Jake and the Fatman Cagney & Lacey Moonlighting Remington Steele Neon Rider African Skies L.A. Law The Thorn Birds T. and T. MacGyver Dr. Kildare The Fugitive Entertainment formats Give Us a Clue That's Incredible Challenge Anneka Trans World Sport Weekly English FA Highlights programme Australian drama / soaps SeaChange Stingers Serangoon Road Other Cybernet Return to Eden Shaka Zulu The Sullivans – The Australian soap was hugely popular in Gibraltar and is considered one of GBC TVs most successful imports of all time. Screened mostly throughout the 1980s, the soap was a Sunday night staple and usually followed The Sunday Message religious broadcast. Whilst it is standard scheduling practice today, GBC TVs scheduling of The Sullivans during the 1980s was well ahead of its day, with the broadcaster opting to air two episodes back-to-back on Sunday nights, editing out the closing credits of the first episode and the opening sequence for the second to create a seamless hour-long episode instead of two half-hour instalments. Sadly GBC TV never completed the 1,114 episode run of the series, cutting it off shortly after surpassing the 1000 episode mark as a result of its decision to drop all imports from its schedules. Local viewers never saw the conclusion of the series until satellite TV arrived in Gibraltar and golden oldies channel UK Gold screened the entire run. Jupiter Moon – With EastEnders having become too expensive for the