Oasis(1993)

Oasis is a British children's drama series that follows a group of kids running an inner-city farm on a wasteland site in south London. The show blends gritty urban storytelling with themes of community and creativity, touching on graffiti culture and youth resilience. It aired on CITV from January to March 1993 for ten episodes, marking Zenith North's first children's drama for ITV. The series is notable for launching the early careers of John Simm and Dean Gaffney, both of whom later became known for their roles in the BBC soap EastEnders. Though short-lived, Oasis captured the energy of early-1990s British youth television and remains a curiosity for fans of the era's CITV output.