I think I fixed it
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It’s not even close as to how good those songs are vs. each other. They and Dragnet and Hitchcock got effed by bracketing.
Put the cop shows against each other.
Since Three’s Company is only one spot down from where I saw it earlier, you might not have overwritten anything.
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Why do you think I want them fighting? lol
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Dragnet potentially beating Hitchcock isn’t a matchup issue, it’s a taste issue.
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They’re both too good to go down right now. That’s all I’m saying.
I’m just ready to lock it in for potential wagering.
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WKRP is IN
I also saved the Brady Bunch with a video with more views (3.5M).
I nominate Highlander for a play-in, as it’s currently OUT.
Family Matters, with 913k views, is currently OUT (and it’s one where the show is much better than the theme song, imo).
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Disagree on the parenthetical. Let’s go ahead and double the view count.
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Ty!! This theme song is amazing. True fans will recall that the show actually started with a different theme song, but it was so slow that they changed it by episode 5.
The show’s original theme was Louis Armstrong’s “What a Wonderful World”; it was scrapped after the fifth episode of season one (“Straight A’s”), though it was heard only in the pilot episode in syndicated reruns. The second theme, “As Days Go By”, written by Jesse Frederick, Bennett Salvay and Scott Roeme and performed by Frederick, was the theme for the majority of the series until 1995. The sixth season’s opening credits was last used in the season seven episodes “Talk’s Cheap” and “Fa La La La Laagghh”, the only two episodes during the final three seasons to feature the theme song (this was heard in season one episodes in ABC Family and syndicated airings). A longer version of “As Days Go By” was used during the first three seasons, though in syndicated reruns the short version is heard (in ABC Family airings, the long theme was used for all of the episodes during the first three seasons).
In addition to having one of the coolest names I’d heard of, Reginald VelJohnson has to be pretty high up on the list of wishcast surrogate sitcom dads.
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Nominating Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers. It’s added to the spreadsheet.
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When you need help
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He still seems like such a sweet man. If I recall, he never had children, and so he really took to being a father figure for so many of us.
I’ll never miss an opportunity to post this Family Matters skit from Key and Peele.
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Oh man, this one is goating. Top 3-5 K&P for sure.
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Partridge Family
Laverne and Shirley
King of the Hill
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Anyone else have to watch the Letter People in grade school? Not nominating this.
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I’ll scream if King of the Hill wins, but it’s really good on its own.
I mean…it’s clearly cannon fodder. It could survive a round or something. It never ever wins the whole thing.
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