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They just don’t write music like this any more for TV.
The Lost in Space theme was written by Johnny Williams. Yes, that Johnny Williams.
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Chips is so painful to watch now but damn the cars THE CARS!
Swat and emergency were 2 of my favorites growing up.
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Don’t remember much about emergengy, but remember loving it. now I wish my name was Randolf Mantooth.
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I think I watched most every episode of Emergency. I played a few episodes for my kids on Netflix, and they liked them. I think what works is that they show (pretty much) what firefighters and paramedics do, but without the extreme drama, gore and sex that comes along with shows today.
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Great name. He’s got a lot of Native American in him (his father was from Oklahoma, but his mother was German). I think you can still watch it on Netflix.
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Meh
The Brits had it all over those guys
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Either way, it was an era when people cared about writing good music for TV shows, and the music is as indicative of the era as the shows.
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My in-laws don’t have cable, and the various antenna digital channels they get rebroadcast a lot of these. I tried watching CHiPs again recently and hated it...but the car spotting is top-notch.
I never saw Emergency until they had it on one evening. I’m sad I missed it, because I love the truck. I remember syndicated reruns of SWAT were always on before the news when I was 5-10, before stations started doing news at 5, 4, etc. I’ve still never seen an episode of that.
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I’ve been without cable for 19 years so I have the same stations. I was getting weak but then youtube and netflix saved the day. I remember liking chips as a kid and then I rewatched it. Ugh simpler time for sure.
Also yeah the truck kicks ass.
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An acid trip without the acid.
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Dammit, get out of my head!
You forgot:
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These shows are cool, but they will never be Airwolf cool. One of the main characters play string bass.
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Despite my love of aviation, I was never an Airwolf fan.
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Chose not to go with Bionic Woman. I watched the show, but the music paled in comparison to some of the other ones. Almost included The Partridge Family, but David Cassidy. Never watched Space 1999, sadly, though I knew about it. Only watched Star Trek as an adult. My whole family watched the Muppet Show. God, I miss Jim Henson. Oh, wait! I just remembered another one.
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Oh well, if you’re gonna go Saturday morning, then you might as well include:
The Monkees Greatest Hits was the first album I ever owned. Actually shared. My siblings and I sent away for it by mail through an offer that played at the end of each episode.
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Oh, geez, I forgot about those shows. Two thumbs up for both. We used to get the Banana Splits every day after school on WGN.
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And now I get them on disc and Boomerang! Love technology.
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My Dish package dropped Boomerang. :(
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:(( That hits right in the nuts.