Forgot to number mine; make that…
- “Better hold your breath, it’s starting to tick!”
“Better hold my hand, I’m feeling sick!”
Com’on get happy!
Partridge Family.
- I don’t need you to worry for me 'cause I’m all right.
I don’t want you to tell me it’s time to go home
On second thought, maybe not.
23 is Bosom Buddies.
What’s a potpourri?
Why don’t you wait and see?
Pretty sure it is.
Milton the Monster.
A fairly easy one:
- “He won’t quit because you know there’s no such word as fail to . . .”
Possibly harder:
- “He’s off and flyin’ as he guns the car around the track,
He’s jammin’ down the pedal like he’s never comin’ back”
Something contemporary:
26.“But I don’t care 'cause all I want to do,
Is cash my check and drive right home to you.”
- Where you lead, I will follow
Anywhere that you tell me to
If you need, you need me to be with you
I will follow where you lead
Let’s make this #28. I bet no one gets it!
Speed Racer?
- When he gets in a scrape he makes his escape
wiht the help of a friendly ape named Ape
Yup.
Easy, George of the Jungle. And a nitpick, I believe it’s, “with the help of his friend, an ape named Ape.”
24 is Tom Slick.
- Used to be sad, used to be shy.
Funniest thing, saddest part is I never knew why.
Gee, Kytheria that certainly is an obscure lyric you’re posting. [/Eddie Haskell]
Leave it to Beaver.
Alice.
My contribution is rather obscure from the '70s.
- We’ll race to your place, on the case, every time.
Additional help: next verse contains the lyrics “Four in a war, evermore, against crime.”
Psst Kythereia, you’re making it too easy. Couplets only.
Gilmore Girls.
I tried to stop my last post because I realized those are couplets. I should have been more clear and said “Two consecutive lines.”
Next lyric. . . (lost the number flow)
Come along and sing a song
and join the jamboree.
Mickey Mouse Club
I’ve lost count:
My contribution:
Riverboat ring your bell
Fare-thee-well anabelle
Star Trek: The Original Series
Whatever number we’re on:
The only way to win is cheat
and lay it down before I’m beat
Maverick
Who charms the crabs at Fisherman’s Warf right out of their shell?
Who lights the lamps of Chinatown just by walking in view…who?
Phyllis
And there’s Uncle Joe,
He’s a-movin’ kind of slow . . .
Down at the Junction.
Petticoat Junction
“It’s a rare condition in this day and age,
to read any good news on the newspaper page”