Theme from Airwolf

Theme from The Wizard

Theme from Battlestar Galactica

Theme from The Mandalorian

Theme from True Detective S1

Theme from He-Man Master Of The Universe

Theme from The Incredible Hulk

 

More now that I think about it...

Monty Python

The Beverley Hillbillies of course

The Monkees

The Andy Griffith Show

Get Smart

And sooooo many more....

 

SNL’s closing theme “Waltz in A”

 

The Persuaders (John Barry)

 

Off the top of my head...

The Real Adventures of Johnny Quest

 

el chavo del 8

On a more serious note, MIB intro

 

Just remembered some theme songs from couple of 80s crime series:

"L.A. Law"

"Moonlighting" - performed by Al Jarreau

"Crime Story" - Runaway by Del Shannon

"Sledge Hammer"

And theme song from my favourite show about animals "The World of Survival":

 

 

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Was convinced at the time the writers had to be on acid writing those scripts. Also thought the premise of Oliver, in a way, of being the proverbial sane person among people somewhat crazy and nonsensical, was always going around doing farm work in a three piece suit, heh.

 

You're a trekkie?

 

Black Beauty

The Sweeney

vision on gallery theme

Van Der Valk

 

But who could forget about this one...!

Jan Hammer - Crockett's Theme (Miami Vice)

 

Gerry Anderson's UFO
original opening credits version:

and a version after it escaped into the wild:

 

Same composer, I think (Jerry Goldsmith).. my favorite Star Trek theme with the famous monologue -

Star Trek: The Next Generation Intro

 

I've been working on getting this piano piece dialed; it's actually more difficult than I initially thought it would be.

 

Groovy (Grooves Sr.)

I know, sucks doesn't it.

 

X-Files

Twin Peaks

 

Speaking of.... Saw a doc couple few months back about Gerry & Sylvia Anderson. IIRC, the studio building where all their puppets, sets, etc were housed was being repurposed and much of all that historical treasure wound up getting trashed. Travesty.

Fireball theme and outro with vocals always gave/gives me chills. And when the horns crescendo into the engines firing is fantastic. 50's-60's lounge space age pop goodness

Someone did a 'stereo enhanced' version, full lyrics. Whether it detracts or helps is debatable, heh.

 

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