Nobody talks about this one. A 10-minute format from 1966 that moves like a comic strip brought to life, each episode is a complete puzzle that closes itself before you can even settle in. The young detective solves it the way you'd want to solve it: no padding, no filler, just mystery and payoff. This is what daily television looked like when efficiency wasn't laziness. If you've ever wanted a show that respects your time instead of asking you to sit through 22 minutes of standing around talking, this is it.

Bacchiri is a schoolboy with jug ears and a talent for detective work, cracking mysterious cases that leave the police stumped thanks to his remarkably inventive mind. The 1966 comedy mystery runs as a short-format series of 132 episodes, each about ten minutes long, broadcast daily from Monday to Saturday.