Based on a stage play, this comedy has two scriptwriters staying in a haunted castle then getting caught up in murder too.

A German professor un-nerves the residents when he claims to have been in a small Yorkshire moors inn sometime previously.

A mysterious stranger comes among a group of people.

The road through the wood is said to be haunted; but are the ghosts from the past or the future?

Wandjina. was about three young people who come across a mysterious valley. They find a cave which has wall paintings of the Wandjina spirit people. From then on they start to see some strange things.

The Interpretaris was set over 500 years in the future, with the Earth at the centre of a peaceful federation of planets under the jurisdiction of the World Council.

A threat to Earth has been detected by Earth Space Control from Galaxy Five. When it is suggested that the spacecraft, the Interpretaris, should be sent on this mission, it is revealed that it is not equipped for travel to Galaxy Five. Consequently, the President orders the commissioning of an untested new spaceship, the Vega 4, which is the only hope for Earth to survive.

A low-budget science fiction series that followed the adventures of the crew of the galactic patrol ship Phoenix Five, 'the most sophisticated craft in the Earth Space Control Fleet.' This handpicked team - Captain Roke, a typical captain with a solution to every problem; Ensign Adam Hargraves, a young space cadet always ready to shoot first and skip the questions; compassionate Cadet Tina Culbrick; and their computeroid Carl - roamed the planets protecting galactic citizens and warding off the repeated plots and attacks of the evil humanoid Zodian and a rebel scientist Platonus.

"The Evil Touch" was an anthology horror, science fiction and mystery series hosted by Anthony Quayle between 1973-74..

Two university students discover that their friend Mirny is a member of a group of aliens who have recently landed on Earth.

The psychic researchers witness a UFO. The soon come under the control of a mystical force.

In the year 4000AD the brain injured Andra, living in sub city one is given the preserved brain of a kid from the 1980's.

Hewie Dowker, a New South Wales (Sydney) police officer who becomes aware that he has psychic abilities, which haunt him as he has recurrent visions of a young girl being murdered during a black mass.

An insurance investigator, checking into the death of a man run over by a train in his back yard, uncovers a web of murder, land fraud swindles and supernatural beings.

A science fiction series set in early 1990s, but from the perspective of the late 1990s. The plot is centred around the character of Douglas Hardy (Robert Coleby), a computer genius who was cryogenically frozen in 1979 after an assassination attempt by corrupt politicians, notably politically rising star Dakin (John Meillon) and his ruthless supporter Boyd Mackiel (Vincent Ball). Twelve years on, in a fictional 1991, Hardy is revived from his cryogenic preservation as medical science has advanced to be able to prevent his death from the attempted aassination. Still recovering, Hardy sets out to seek his revenge on those who sought to have him killed. He finds that the world has moved on in twelve years, and he has to adjust. He also discovers that his enemies now wield even greater political power and criminal influence. Hardy is force to keep on the run to avoid bing silenced once and for all. He seeks ways to become a public figure without putting himself at risk, appearing on a new television gameshow that seemed incomprehensible to audiences in the late 70s (and which would still raise eyebrows even after Big Brother). Eventually, Hardy gathers evidence against his enemies in an attempt to bring down the corrupt government. The final episode brings Hardy face to face with the Mackiel in a violent confrontation.

Sarah and Jane Norris star alongside their real-life mother Julia Blake as two girls who go missing in what is suspected to be an alien abduction.

Based on the children's fantasy novel set in Australia, written by Patricia Wrightson. The story involves an orphaned city boy named Simon Brent who comes to live on a 5000-acre sheep station called Wongadilla, in the Hunter Region, with his mother's second cousins, Edie and Charlie. In a remote valley on the property he discovers a variety of ancient Australian Aboriginal Dreamtime creatures. The arrival of heavy machinery intent on clearing the land brings to life the ominous stone Nargun. The Nargun is a creature drawn from tribal legends of the Gunai or Kurnai people of the area now known as the Mitchell River National Park in Victoria. Other creatures featured in the story include the mischievous green-scaled water-spirit Potkoorok, the Turongs (tree people) and the Nyols (cave people).

A red faced alien Rufus lands his space ship on a vacant block of land. The ship changes into a normal home. Together with his new Earth friend Ron, Rufus gets into all sorts of trouble.

A young dancer on the Sydney club circuit finds her life falling apart after she witnesses the drowning of a young man at Bondi. His presence continues to haunt her.

Professor Poopsnagle has made a sensational invention that eliminates all air pollution.

Humans on an artificial planet fight to survive against the Karbaths and themselves.

When a prank at a school camp goes drastically wrong, 15-year-old Paul Reynolds is blasted into an alternative reality and has to try to find a way home.

What happens when two rodeo men and a female hitchhiker go up against vampire.

Two police officers investigate a series of brutal murders in which the victims have had bodily organs removed. When one of them questions a young woman who has been seen at the crime scenes, it turns out she is an alien from an interstellar prison ship and that the murders have been committed by a powerful xenomorphic alien which had escaped.

Tony Twist and his three children--14-year-old twins Pete and Linda and 7-year-old Bronson--move to an old lighthouse on the rugged Australian coast.