Dallas. That's an earworm if ever there was one. Go on, you can all see JR now I've just mentioned it!
And Suicide is Painless, of course.
Great is great because the theme tune should instantly conjure up the programme, not because it's necessarily a great tune.
EDIT: Vimeo doesn't embed anymore? Longer version of Flight of the Conchords theme, anyway
Dallas was pretty iconic yep.
How about CHiPs?
Following up on MSP’s modern series suggestions, always liked Bad Things from True Blood.
Screentest was mad, in retrospect!
Just went back to check it. Sounds like the band of the Coldstream Guards but after a massive night on acid and amphetamines.
Gotta be impressed by someone who's only contribution to a thread is so utterly pathetic.
You throw up a piece of music claiming it's one thing, and I didn't think it was, simples. No need for the histrionics, love
If your ego is that fragile, I'd step away from the internet if I were you. 😆
And some more pathetic. Well done.
Gosh, you really are try-hard aren't you 😆
Lordy man, take a step back, you'll give yourself an aneurysm
edit, oh noes, wait, I've dared to criticise your music taste, haven't I? I forgot weren't not allowed to. 😆
Barney Miller...
Very, very funky.
Still have the War Themes Album, my dad bought it from Woolies on Cheetham Hill road.
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I've got this one -
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Back when it was the trend for bands to come on stage to dramatic theme music, like the Dambusters etc. my band had The Magic Roundabout theme from that album 😀
I like short and sweet for my TV theme tunes.
Black Books
Fleabag
I've always liked this from the Persuaders
I also love the Taxi theme tune.
Here's a dub version of the Ronnie Hazlehurst classic 'Sorry', which works surprisingly well:
And epic original:
Soooo much better than the actual show!!! 🙂
Miami vice
Here's a dub version of the Ronnie Hazlehurst classic 'Sorry', which works surprisingly well:
Aww, that's made my day that has.
Which leads us to this underrated little gem...
Fun fact - we regularly used to see Reg Varney doing his shopping in big Tesco when I was a kid.
No love for the 80's Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors?
Or Ulysses???
Oh... Detectorists of course.
HR Pufnstuf.Not sure if this was shown in the UK, but Pufnstuf is very appropriate title- Jack Wild went from Oliver to this...
Yes it was, about 1970 I think, but you had to be out of your brain on acid to have a clue what was going on.
I've always liked this from the Persuaders
Page one my friend, but thanks for the YouTube link
Ripped from the vinyl and uploaded: King of the Ghetto.
The BBC will probably take it down even though it's not available anywhere else cos they're arseholes like that.
I'm sure this was actually the theme though. But was 1986, and my memory ain't that good.
Sorry your all wrong.
Thanks Leftovers