Unlike many of today’s themes that air for ten seconds or less, these classics would play for about a minute before the show ...

As Tom Cruise’s spy film franchise is supposedly coming to a close with “Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning,” we ...

The evolution of the TV ... theme songs are everything from quick musical arrangements that are globally recognized to songs that harken back to the ‘80s when a great song was all a show needed ...

Side note - that's the best band name ever ... band hasn't done and that includes having a song serve as a theme song to a TV show. Ed was an underrated hit show on NBC in the early '00s and ...

The show’s Instagram was flooded with grief-stricken comments, such as, “Respectfully, bring back the theme song wtf is this?” and “Um crime” (with two crying emoji faces).

“I said to him, ‘You know, there’s a song that I ... of the opening theme that we know and love is comprised of equal parts Glynn and the synth sample. The Show Went From a Cult Classic ...

but it was the most arresting theme song on TV — if that’s even the proper way to categorize its function on the 1970s megahit show technically called “All in the Family,” but that we all ...

Rushmore of the best ... theme song a lot, which I think is the best ever. If you take away opening songs like Friends "I'll Be There For You" by the Rembrandts, that were hits and then used by a ...

“I’m not going to give anything away, but it’s sort of the perfect thing to do for a TV show, to have the theme in the main title but also be a song. It’s relatable to the audience.” ...

What’s That TV Theme Song? It’s that time again! Grab your coffee and get ready to test your TV knowledge with Tony Katz + The Morning News on 93.1 WIBC. Right now, we’re kicking off America’s ...

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The producers of the series had the wise idea to have former Walkmen singer Hamilton Leithauser handle the opening theme music ... irony of the song and, by extension, the show.” ...