We never got that in uk. Toma, it says, was consultant on the show and starred as a doorman. Funky post n carpenter theme, Musante mustve got that gig after Professional Gun, the Detective and Last run?
Toma showed a funky, badass side of Mike Post and Pete Carpenter that only the early '70s could have made possible.
Considering his diet of roadside tacos, hot dogs, greasy burgers, and Mexican food, shouldn't it be considered a miracle that James Garner lived to be 86?
Considering his 40-year, 4-pack-a-day cigarette habit, exclusive steak-and-eggs-and Tequila diet, AND his exposure to Atom Bomb radiation, shouldn't it be considered a miracle that John Wayne lived to be 72?
Oh yeah...i remember it. Both were shit. the first series theme kicked ass, the 2nd two were ....making the tone more buddy buddy wank. First series they were more like tv dirty harrys!!
Oh yeah...i remember it. Both were shit. the first series theme kicked ass, the 2nd two were ....making the tone more buddy buddy wank. First series they were more like tv dirty harrys!!
Lalo had that great bass-and-drum thing going on when S&H go into the shity urban-blighted building.
That would have been in 1974-75..."It was just '74 and early '75...that's all there was."
If you are stupid enough to ingest chloroquine phosphate (aquarium cleaner) instead of hydroxychloroquine (malaria treatment) for coronavirus, is it POTUS's fault if you get sick/die?
I'm violating the title of this thread by asking a serious question. Where is Justin B.? He usually posts every day. It has been a while since he posted. He lives in Florida, and I am worried about him. Hopefully, he is at least in e mail contact with some of you.
Both? Weren't there three different S&H themes? Lalo, Tom Scott, and Mark Snow? Whose theme did you choose to forget?
DOH! Forgot that third-year theme. Tom Scott's version was my fave. I had lost interest in the show by the last season.
I dislike the Tom Scott theme, and despise it all the more ever since I watched the British version of Antiques Roadshow. There was an episode in which two women brought their S&H memorabilia for appraisal. The Antiques Roadshow employee asked them to sing the S&H theme and of course the two women enthusiastically burst into the Tom Scott theme.
So sad. I suppose since it was used in two of the show's four seasons and most likely in syndication, that's why it's the most remembered.
