Boredom thread.....post up your favourite TV theme tunes.

[Tractionman]

Troy Tempest, hes the geezer.

 

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Captain Scarlet Theme (Intro & Outro)

 

[Tractionman]

Now you're talking, Fireball xl5, Thunderbirds, etc

 

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The Virginian 1962 - 1971 Opening and Closing Theme

 

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Batman Opening and Closing Theme 1966 - 1968

 

[Tractionman]

I think we are somewhat straying off course from what Towpack originally intende, but still luvvin it !

 

[Towpack]

Bonanza, - anybody remember back that far ?

Yep, used to watch that with my Dad who was a big western fan. The Virginian was another favourite.

Now you're talking, Fireball xl5, Thunderbirds, etc

+1 on Fireball XL5, great series. As a pre-pubescent kid I used to think Venus was really good looking! How weird is that
I‘m sure the end theme tune/song was a hit for someone back then?

 

[jibberjabber]

I think we are somewhat straying off course from what Towpack originally intende, but still luvvin it !

Just a bit of Boredom fun, anything goes in the Lounge (as long as it's above board)

 

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Mission Impossible 1966 - 1973 Opening and Closing Theme

 

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The Beverly Hillbillies Opening and Closing Theme 1962 - 1971

This'll get yer toes tapping

 

[goodoldboy]

I'm not bored but this is enjoyable .For me the A team , had it as a ringtone on my work mobile years ago.

 

[jibberjabber]

I'm not bored but this is enjoyable .For me the A team , had it as a ringtone on my work mobile years ago.

Especially for you.

 

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The Waltons 1972 - 1981 Opening and Closing Theme (With Goodnight Snippet)

 

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CHiPs Opening and Closing Theme 1977 - 1983.

They were not Harleys.

 

[Towpack]

I dunno, maybe nostalgia is playing a major part here and the fact that when you‘re a kid you’re much more impressionable but the quality of programs back then seems higher than a lot of the digital sh**e we get fed today and I dont just mean the theme tunes or entertainment programs. Factual programs about current affairs like Man Alive, World in Action, This Week etc and the nature series “World About Us“ was another favourite in our house. Theres no doubt that advances in camera technology etc since then has certainly helped to make some incredible modern day natural history programs but every time I see some jobbing presenter filming another underwater ducumentory I can‘t help thinking Jacques Cousteau was doing this 50 years ago in his “Undersea World” programs, yet another brilliant series from my youth.

 

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Flipper 1964 - 1967 Opening and Closing Theme

You can sing along to this, no one can hear you.

 

[jibberjabber]

I dunno, maybe nostalgia is playing a major part here and the fact that when you‘re a kid you’re much more impressionable but the quality of programs back then seems higher than a lot of the digital sh**e we get fed today and I dont just mean the theme tunes or entertainment programs. Factual programs about current affairs like Man Alive, World in Action, This Week etc and the nature series “World About Us“ was another favourite in our house. Theres no doubt that advances in camera technology etc since then has certainly helped to make some incredible modern day natural history programs but every time I see some jobbing presenter filming another underwater ducumentory I can‘t help thinking Jacques Cousteau was doing this 50 years ago in his “Undersea World” programs, yet another brilliant series from my youth.

No 'Political Correctness' in those days.

 

[jibberjabber]

I dunno, maybe nostalgia is playing a major part here and the fact that when you‘re a kid you’re much more impressionable but the quality of programs back then seems higher than a lot of the digital sh**e we get fed today and I dont just mean the theme tunes or entertainment programs. Factual programs about current affairs like Man Alive, World in Action, This Week etc and the nature series “World About Us“ was another favourite in our house. Theres no doubt that advances in camera technology etc since then has certainly helped to make some incredible modern day natural history programs but every time I see some jobbing presenter filming another underwater ducumentory I can‘t help thinking Jacques Cousteau was doing this 50 years ago in his “Undersea World” programs, yet another brilliant series from my youth.

Just for you.

BTW he rediscovered the SS Thistlegorm in the Red Sea. Jacques Cousteau was a very, very interesting man, and a Hero of mine, his life story is fascinating, Lionel (Buster) Crabb is also a Hero of mine.

Jacques Cousteau: Introduction and Credits.

 

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Gunsmoke 1955 - 1975 Opening and Closing Theme.

 

[David]

And another western