How about "Branded". There is the toilet bowl version called "Stranded".
How about "Secret Agent Man".

How about "Secret Agent Man".
you should hear the dead kennedys version. quite cool.quote:
Originally posted by k1xv:
Absolutely it has to be RAWHIDE. While Frankie Laine's original version is the best, I have never heard a bad version, even the Blues Brothers version.
The only one that comes to mind is "Those were the days" theme from "All in the Family". I still remember Edith Bunker's screeching voice.quote:
Originally posted by tom slick:
... how often does the lead actor also sing the theme song?
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One in the chamber before loading the tube?quote:
Only problem, there are 11 shots and the gun only holds 10 rounds!
Well, then there must be 23 more people, because I watched that show, too. I'm not sure who wrote the theme, but it could have been Mark Snow or Angelo Badalmenti (?), both of who wrote music for Twin Peaks, X-Files, and Millenium.quote:
I like the theme from MILLENIUM, but then, I'm profoundly weird, and probaly one of about 25 people or so who actually watched the show.
"I've got a horse, and a rope, and a gun, BONAAANZZZAAAA........."quote:
BTW BONANZA does have words, they're seldom heard.
That must have been before Lee's divorce. Oh, and I can't stand that song, mostly because it sounds country and because he can't even sing!quote:
"I'm not one to kiss n' tell, but I've been seen with Farah.."