“Here’s a story. About a man named Brady.”

“You take the good, you take the bad. You take them both and there you have. The Facts of Life.”

“Sunday, Monday, Happy Days.”

“Show me that smile again (Ooh show me that smile) Don’t waste another minute on your cryin’” — Growing Pains

“I bet we’ve been together for a million years. And I’ll be we’ll be together for a million more.” –Family Ties

For instrumentals:

The whistle tune on Andy Griffith.

Magnum P.I.’s toe-tapping beat.

Dallas

And the classic of classics, “M*A*S*H*

Thanks for starting me down this walk down memory lane!

whatever happened to predictably the milkman the paperboy the evening tv you miss your old familiar friends waiting just around the bend everywhere you look (everywhere you look) there’s a heart (there’s a heart) a hand to hold on to everywhere you look (everywhere you look) there’s a place of somebody who needs you when your lost out there and your all alone your ride is waiting to carry you home everywhere you look

DYNASTY ! ! !

For the first four or so seasons, there was no greater prime time thrill. Joan Collins was classic from her first scene in the courtroom, and remains my favorite veteran-actress icon to this day. The original Fallon and Steven were great, too. But man, that theme and show-opening—awesome.

(And I’m not that “old school,” just watched a lot of great TV and reruns in the late 60s and througout the 70s.)

P.S. BONANZA theme song, I believe we’d all agree, was incredible, too.

Saved by the Bell, Step by Step, The Fresh Prince and Family Matters were all good old ones. Oh and Passions too.

As well, DS9 is my favourite of the Star Trek themes (Enterprise being the worst)

and for animated fun, Tiny Toons will always hold a special place in theTVaddict hall of fame.

We’re Tiny… We’re Toony… We’re all a little Looney….