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Silly Go Lucky is a Japanese sketch/variety show, akin to Saturday Night Live and MadTV. Outside of Japan, Silly Go Lucky is known to be the television program that produced the popular internet sensation "Yatta" by Happatai.

Lucky Numbers was a Bingo-based game show and revival of the earlier series Bob's Full House that aired on the ITV network from 9 January 1995 until 27 June 1997. Hosted by Shane Richie, the series was produced by Granada Television. The show was one of the first UK game shows which allowed viewers to take part at home and win. The show was sponsored by The Sun newspaper, and each week the viewer was supplied with a game-card. They had to cross off numbers that appeared on that week's show and those that crossed off all their numbers by the time the 'big hooter' sounded on the show would win a prize of £20,000.

How to Get Lucky was a reality TV dating series shown on BBC Three in the United Kingdom. Aired in July 2005, each episode followed one young woman looking for love.

Happy and Lucky are neighbours who live in the countryside with Bull, the Builder, and Pummi. The relationship between Happy and Lucky is that of fun and mischief.

Bagets Just Got Lucky is an afternoon youth-oriented show produced by Viva Television and developed by TV5. It is a remake of the 1984 films Bagets and Bagets 2.

Lucky 52 is a variety show of CCTV-2, hosted by Li Yong. It was premiered in November 1998 and used the format of GoBingo. Due to the reformation of the channel, the last episode of the show aired on October 25, 2008.

Seasons 8 and 9 listed but unplayable on Trakt (red)

Lenny’s life changes forever when he finds a winning lottery ticket.

A documentary celebrating the epochal history of doll icon Lucky Realy on her 90th birthday.

An elf and a deadbeat try to raise ten million dollars to pay their rent.