It's Howdy Doody time unless, A horse is a horse, of course, of course.

The theme from Alfred Hitchcock presents and Perry Mason.

Brady Bunch

Danziggy

If you liked Edward Woodward, did you get 'Callan'?

Another top theme.

SS

Only when the occasion calls for it.

Let's not foget the theme from "Rawhide" on the oldie list

Okay- I have been driven crazy for days.... then, I woke up, and I figured it out!!

Sanford and son!! YAY!! Now I can go on with my life!! *big grin*

I always loved the opening bass line on "Barney Miller", too...

The Munsters and The Adams Family

Malcolm in the Middle is done by a band called They Might Be Giants.

Just for info in case anyone cared.

The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson


I don't watch Leno so I don't know if they still use the same theme music or not. Doc and the Orchestra were great with that theme though! :thumb:

I used to love the theme music to a western called Cimmeron Strip. Had a great sound. Also liked the musical theme for The Equalizer.

Miami Blues
Scooby Doo


Correction^^^^that should have been Miami Vice.

I always thought the theme tune for Air Wolf was great. I don't think I could even sing it now, but I'd know it if I heard it and I loved it when I was a kid.

Other memorable theme music for me, would be from British shows like Morse and (another favourite when I was a kid) Button Moon.

I remember the show Air Wolf but not the music.

^ Composed by Paul Anka, in case anyone cares...

I've never caught Leno from the beginning to hear what music he uses, but I'm betting he changed that too...he pretty much started from scratch when he took over, acting like the previous 29 years never happened...

Speaking of talk show themes, I always thought Letterman's theme music was a smoking tune, especially the version Paul & The World's Most Dangerous Band used to play during the "Late Night" years at NBC...During one of Bill Murray's many appearances on the show, he got up & sang his own words to the theme song, funny stuff...