Unrelated classic TV series with the same name

I suspected that Australian educational TV series intended to be viewed in schools are so obscure, and their titles so generic, that they'd be other shows with their titles. A quick search of IMDb showed my assumption was correct:

"Tomorrow's World" was a 1959 Australian educational series, and a 1965-2003 British documentary series. 

"Going Places" was a 1959 Australian educational series, a 1990-1991 American sitcom, and a late-1990s American travel show. 

"Health" was a 1959 Australian educational series, and a 1983 American documentary series. 

Most of the old Australian educational "for schools" shows aren't listed on IMDb (the three above are among the few listed), but they usually had generic titles that are likely used by other series.

So that when the Ghostbusters film had an animated TV spin-off, they had to call it The Real Ghostbusters (1986-1991) to avoid confusion with the 1975 TV series The Ghost Busters and its 1986-1987 animated follow-up

There were two comic strips called Dennis the Menace, completely unrelated to each other, and both had a TV series based on them: Dennis the Menace (1959-1963, USA) and Dennis the Menace (1996-1998, UK). 

Yes, I realise it is very strange for two unrelated comics to have the same title. 

I just posted a 1961 Canadian TV schedule on the 60s TV board, which lead to me coming across some more unrelated classic shows with the same name while looking up the shows on IMDb:

"Opinions" is a 1980s/1990s UK comedy show, and a French-Language Canadian show, the latter not listed on IMDb. 

"Angel"  is a 1960-1961 American sitcom, a 1979-1980 Japanese cartoon (not the original title, but retitled Angel in U.S.), and a 1999-2004 American drama (for the record, anything up to and including 1999 is considered classic TV for the purposes for this thread).

"Heritage" is a 1951 American show (possibly about art), a 1958-1967 Canadian documentary series, and a 1971 British drama series. 

"Face to Face" is a 1946-1947 American game show, a 1950s/1960s British series of some kind, a 1960s/1970s American talk show, a 1992-1994 talk show from India, a 1995-1998 Australian talk show.....plus, it seems, a 1960s Canadian show not listed on IMDb. 

Here's a very close one: "News Magazine" was a 1958-1960 Australian news show for women, and "Newsmagazine" was a 1950s-19?? Canadian series. 

I posted several more 1961 Canadian TV schedules today, and came across several more unrelated classic shows with the same name:

"Background" is a 1954-1955 American series. There's also a 1960s series (possibly Canadian?) by this title not listed on IMDb.

"Perspective" is a 1955-1958 Canadian drama, a 1974-1978 Australian documentary series....and another series, not on IMDb, a French-language Canadian(?) series.

"Time Out" was a 1963 Australian series with a fascinating format: a historical figure, played by an actor, would be interviewed by a modern day TV interviewer. Many episodes survive but few have been digitised. "Time Out" was also a 1982 Swedish mini-series. "Time Out" was also another series, not listed on IMDb, possibly Canadian, during the 1960s.

"Domino" was an early 1960s Belgium series (maybe a music show??), a 1974 French talk show, a 1991 mini-series from Denmark, a 1994-1999 show from Belgium, and a 1999 comedy series from Israel......there may be additional 20th century series with this title.

While cataloguing my DVD collection, I came across the following on the IMDb:

"Storyboard" was a 1961 BBC anthology series, of which all episodes are lost. It is also a 1983-1989 Thames Television anthology series, which I have on DVD. 

"Bless This House" is a 1971-1976 Thames Television sitcom starring the great Sid James. It is also a 1995-1996 CBS sitcom starring the infamous Andrew Dice Clay. For the record, it is the Sid James show in my DVD collection.

"That's My Boy" was a 1954 CBS sitcom, and I have no idea if the episodes still exist. "That's My Boy" is also a 1963 sitcom aired on Britain's ABC Weekend Television, part of the ITV network, and bizarrely starred adult dwarf Jimmy Clitheroe as a young kid, and happily all episodes still exist despite ABC's archive being mostly destroyed in the late-1960s. "That's My Boy" is also a 1981-1986 sitcom produced by Yorkshire Television, also part of the ITV network. For the record, it is the 1963 series which is in my DVD collection. 
 
"Our House" was a 1960-1962 hour-long sitcom aired on ABC Weekend Television with a cast drawn mainly from the "Carry On" films, and of the 39 episodes produced only 3 are known to survive. "Our House" is also a 1986-1988 NBC drama. "Our House" is also a 1993-1999 Australian documentary series which it seems few people remember, and IMDb doesn't list which network it aired on. "Our House", for that matter, is also a 1996-2005 British reality series aired on ITV. For the record, it is the 1960-1962 series which is in my DVD collection. 

"Two of a Kind" is a 1962-1966 sketch comedy produced by Associated Television (ATV), part of Britain's ITV network, starring the popular comedy duo of Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise, and has remarkably survived despite ATV regularly destroying their shows (they continued erasing mastertapes of scripted shows even into the early 1980s!). "Two of a Kind" is also a 1998-1999 sitcom aired on America's ABC network. For the record, it is the Associated Television series in my DVD collection, though I would love to have the ABC series as well (I haven't seen it for years but remember it fondly). 

"Odd Man Out" is a 1977 sitcom produced by Thames Television, part of the ITV network, and starring the wonderful John Inman playing a man who seems to "go both ways". "Odd Man Out" was also a 1999-2000 series aired on America's ABC network, as part of the popular "TGIF" line-up. Despite the general popularity of TGIF, the series was not a hit. For the record, it is the Thames series in my DVD collection. 

When doing research on Tyne Tees Television (great name), I came across the following:
"Check It Out" was a 1979-1980 series produced by Tyne Tees, of which no other information appears on its IMDb page. "Check It Out" was also a Canadian sitcom which aired 1985 to 1988 and starred Don Adams?! 

"Young at Heart" was a 1960 Tyne Tees music show hosted by Jimmy Savile and Valerie Masters. "Young at Heart" was also a 1977-1982 sitcom originally by Associated Television (ATV) with the final series by Central Independent Television since ATV ceased to exist in early 1982......

As far as I know, none of these series are on DVD. 

Not quite but close:
"The Search for Beauty" was a 1955 NBC series, and "Search for Beauty" was a 1966-1967 Scottish Television (STV) series. Their respective IMDb pages provide limited info, but I presume the two series had no connection to each other. 

EDIT: "My Husband and I" was a 1987-1988 UK sitcom, and a 1956 UK sitcom. No episodes survive of the 1956 series.