The TV shows no longer on our screens that you miss the most - 10 things you said

Our favourite television shows may no longer grace the nation's screens, but many bring back fond memories from childhood or Saturday evenings with the family.
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With shows like All Creatures Great and Small being remade for a new generation of viewers, we asked followers on our Facebook page which old programmes they would most like to see back on television.

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Here's what you said...

We asked readers which old television programmes they would most like to see back on the nation's screen. Picture: Nick Ansell/PAWe asked readers which old television programmes they would most like to see back on the nation's screen. Picture: Nick Ansell/PA
We asked readers which old television programmes they would most like to see back on the nation's screen. Picture: Nick Ansell/PA

Beth Ann Breakspear: "Sunset Beach – loved watching this between lectures at uni in the late 90s!"

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Jo Mawn: "Bread, Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em, Fawlty Towers, Brookside."

Lizzy Harrison: "The life and times of Grizzly Adams."

Francis Fanning-Pinault: "Original version of All Creatures Great And Small."

Jonathan Jonjo Wilson: "The Detectives! Funniest programme ever. Jasper Carrot and Robert Powell were an awesome double act."

Dean Nicholson: "Boon – it was great, enjoyed every episode."

Red Hood: "Knight Rider and The Dukes of Hazzard."

John Barrett: "Round The Twist and Supergran."

Margaret Naylor: "Proper Coronation Street!"

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Chris Read: "Watching! Only because I used to teach Emma Wray!"

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