I don't really like the show, although it was goofy enough to be entertaining, but the theme song is awesome. My mother used to watch this show religiously on Saturday night, so I saw a lot of the episodes from 1979-1983 or so, when I was too young to do much on weekend nights.

But who doesn't know the kick-ass theme song, with some excellent opening credits as well!Ħ. I actually have not seen very much of Hawaii Five-O, as it was on before I was born and while I was very young. Of course, George Costanza's answering machine message has helped keep this tune alive long after the show's demise.Ħ.

I love this show, and although the theme song is kind of cheesy in an early-Eighties way, it still works well with the general cheesiness of the show itself (that doesn't detract from my love for it, of course). How can you not love Waylon Jennings drawling about the 'good old boys' and how 'someday the mountain might get 'em but the law never will'? It fit the show perfectly, and played over the fun credits helped.ĥ. (The theme song is in the middle of this brief video, which is very, very weird.)ģ. So I decided to lump it in with Cheers so I could cheat and put 11 songs on the Top Ten. Given the subtext between Frasier and Niles, I always wondered if it was some gay thing I was missing. I was a bit hesitant to include this, because the beginning of the show never had a theme, but I always liked Kelsey Grammer's odd blues riff over the end credits, where he sings about tossed salads and scrambled eggs. The theme song for the greatest sitcom ever makes you wish there was a bar like 'Cheers' as much as the show did.

(This is the theme song with no images, just a black screen. It's a great song to get you in the mood for some ass-kicking, which is what the A-Team was all about!

the A-Team' and then the bullets shooting up the screen before the music kicks in. I just love the faux-hard rock thing going on in this theme song, along with the hard-as-nails intro of the team: 'If you can find them, maybe you can hire. An lo, another Top Ten list presented itself! So here, in alphabetical order, are my ten favorite television theme songs (you'll notice that most are older shows, because shows don't really do theme songs anymore):ġ. Then I was watching The Rockford Files last week and was reminded about how cool the theme song was. I've been trying to get back onto a regular schedule here at the blog, instead of posting so haphazardly (I know I don't take months off like some people, but still), and one thing I'd like to do is get back to doing Top Ten posts, even though I stopped because I was having trouble coming up with subjects.

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