Yeah. Anything can happen if you don't read carefully.

-tek

Hi,

I only came back to this thread because of lack of anything else to do. The girl's are out helping run a disco at the yocal youth centre.

Anyway; Knight Rider - Having watched an episode today (c/r Bravo - Sky) the original score was penned(?) by Glen Larson who also created the series. From memory, the voice at the start of the titles was that of the guy who played Wilton Knight in the pilot episode. I seem to remember he played the captain in 'Voyage To The Bottom Of Sea' back in the mid-1960s.

Any more memories, anyone?

Mark

Spiderman, the live action TV series starring Nicolas Hammond (1977)

Awesome theme tune... the incidental music in that show was some of the first music I learnt to play by ear...

Knight Rider
The A-Team
Street Hawk
Airwolf
The Fall Guy
Any theme tune utilising a wah pedal, including...
To The Manor Born, eheheh...

Battle Of The Planets

Ahhh, happy memories...
Rich

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My favorite by far: Barney Miller

Honorable Mention:

Suicide is Painless ( Mash )

Miami Vice

Hill Street Blues

hawaii five-0 ( just because of the drum rolls )

The one I still hear all the time even though it's gone for many years: Car 54 where are you ?


AJ

'Suicide is painless' is awesome, as is MASH.

-tek

X-Files
A-Team
Knight Rider

What else? I forgot. Lot of movies of course

Personal fav: U.F.O

Magnum PI

Quantum Leap

Baa Baa Blacksheep

Hogan's Heros

Kikaida (japanese show in 70's hawaii)

and who can forget the ole classic: The Love Boat

My favorites were:

MASH
The Waltons
Emergency
Little House on the Prairie
Magnum PI

How about :
Seinfeld
Law and Order[short]

Hi,

Does anybody remember a series called 'Manimal' starring Simon McCorkindale (c/r Falcon Crest & Casualty)? A nice person has just left me with a boxed collection of the entire series. I'm not sure about the story lines or effects but the theme and titles are top notch. Recommended viewing for anybody reading this.

Regards,

Mark