begwong:
How about CHARLY CHAPLIN!
Good old days memories. I was privileged to have watched almost half of those sitcoms/comedies.
I for watch all like the OP but how many people get TV back then? We had to go to fellow neighbors houses in the military Barracks then and hang by the window to watch a black and white TV.... Lol

Gbemishile1:
tthe comedy set in a german restaurant and hotel during world war 1.a german chef and two assistants
have forgotten the name

Krak:


Charge Chaplin was during the 20's, 30's and 40's.

Krak:


Charge Chaplin was during the 20's, 30's and 40's.

dawaxkydada:
You missed one Mr Spencer

Durchmann:


Nice!

I've got the full compilation of Allo! Allo! (All seasons). Those times were just natural. Childhood was really bae then.
OP, how did you get to remember all these at once?
Wow!

I remembered watching them as a child and could not remember what the were about, so I decided to start a classic collection so as to help me recollect.

When I list events and episodes now e go be like say my brain sharp... not knowing i saw it again last week...

Ollymurs:
Op you forgot Only fools and Horses. David Jason ( Delboy) and also Black Adder Goes forth ( Rowan Atkinson) ... I missed those show.

emonis88:
remember these shows but u missed 1 that they called slap stick studios, was also a comedy sitcom in d 80s.

naptu2:


I remember both shows very well. In fact, I remembered Only Fools And Horses when I posted A Sharp Intake of Breath, but Black Adder and Only Fools And Horses were not shown on Nigerian television (LTV) until the 1990s.

lee818:


Charlie Chaplin was in that time but his classics were still shown in the 70's. I can't remember watching then, too young but I enjoy them now, Gold rush and limelight and the kid are my favorites of Charlie.

naptu2:
69) Icheoku
This sitcom is about a court in Igboland during the colonial era. The judge was British and the court clerk was his interpreter. The members of the public only understood Igbo, while the judge only understood English.

Hillarity was provided by the funny interpretation of the court clerk. I'll post a screenshot below of an episode that I remember very well.

The court clerk and the members of the public had been waiting for a long time for the judge to arrive.

The judge arrived the court very late and he told the court clerk to apologise to the people and tell them that he came late because he was hearing cases in another community when it started raining cats and dogs, so he had to shelter in that community until the rain subsided.

The court clerk looked shocked. The judge told him to go ahead and translate what he said. So the court clerk told the people that the judge said that he was late because pussycat and dogs started raining and jumping down from the sky just as the judge was about to come to their community.



70) Jacob And Papilolo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ibfz0hv6DV8


Bonus) Carry On Matron.

The Carry On series of films were very popular in Nigeria, but they were not shown on Nigerian TV for obvious reasons, except this one. This was shown on LTV.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oa4V3p5vY6o

Bonus 2) Jagua

axeman10:
Fond memories OP...

Fresh Prince of Bel-Air also comes to mind...I think it's more of the early 90s though than 80s.

For some other comedy shows on NTA channel 7 (chain I don't old wells)...we had;

The Ariya Jesters (Ereke ni Shop and Alajeju)
Then Obalende and Ateyepe
There was also Baba Suwe in the borderline of 80's n 90s
Tanmo (ko wa so)...more of TV quiz show but still fun

There was also Mirror in the sun (some comedy skits there)..and Ccock Crow at Dawn...

Nice compilation OP..cheers.

flyDixon:
Too bad, I didn't see MIND YOUR LANGUAGE
My all time favourite I still watch it.

Krak:


That's true. And I remember watching Harold Lloyd. Enjoyed it more than Charlie Chaplin.

naptu2:


I had a long debate with myself about whether I should include Tanmo O! in the list.