Perry Mason
The Avengers
Kids In the Hall
King Of The Hill
Dragnet (2003)
being a serious jazz fan, my choices are pretty skewed - except for one.
the WKRP theme occupies a special place in my heart because i was in radio during the years the show was on the air.
Peter Gunn
Route 66
Mission Impossible
The Mike Hammer theme - actually Harlem Nocturne, written by the inestimable Earl Hagen
WKRP in Cincinnatti
Anything can happen in the next half hour!
Cue bongos.
Stingrayyyyy. . . Stingray!
Stingrayyyyy. . . Stingray!
Because of this thread, I actually listened to the theme music for Criminal Minds last night. And it is good!
Where is the Bonanza love?
We got a right to pick a little fight, Bonanza
Anybody want to fight with one of us, he’ll have to fight with me.
All for one, one for all, this I guarantee…
What? Am I the only one who knows the words???
AMEN!
Angel
Pinky and the Brain
Cowboy Bebop
Drew Carey: Five O’Clock World
Law & Order
Spiderman
Cheers
Gilligan’s Island
WKRP
Welcome Back, Kotter
I completely forgot to cast an enthusiastic vote for The Green Hornet!
Doesn’t have words but you gotta give it up for that horn playing! It must be every trumpeter’s nightmare, the first time they attempt the theme from The Green Hornet.
Those lyrics were killed, and new ones were written. I remember having a 45 of Loren Green singing these
Cheers
The Muppet Show
Pinky & the Brain
South Park
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Twin Peaks
Hill St Blues
Dallas
MASH
The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Show
It’s called Flight Of The Bumblebee, & predates the show.
Indeeed, 1899 by Rimsky-Korsakov.
Although as far as I’m concerned it was written by Al Hirt.
- The Greatest American Hero
- Taxi
- Barney Miller
- St. Elsewhere
- The Jeffersons
The reason I quoted you was because of the theme music to Taxi. Why do you like it? It was makes me feel melancholy, a feeling I seldom need.
Brokeback Mountain?
Batman
The Twilight Zone
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Mary Tyler Moore Show
Jeopardy
and
Batman