 ITV contributed a new version of "The Tomorrow People" (1992–94) made as an international co-production with US and Australia companies, and there were various other child-oriented sci-fi type series such as ITV's "Mike & Angelo" (1989–99) and the BBC's "Watt on Earth" (1991), although these lacked the crossover adult appeal that Davies' shows had possessed.The interest in making British TV science fiction seemed to return to broadcasters towards the middle of the 1990s in that companies began to see the possibility of lucrative overseas sales and tie-in products that other genres could not match.In the mid-1990s the BBC screened four seasons of the glossy sci-fi action adventure series "Bugs" (1995–98) made by independent company Carnival.