Season 8 - Episode 15 - The Susie
does anyone know if the backing tune to george's answering machine originates from anywhere or if it was just made up for the purpose of that message??
thanks
dominic
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Fans discuss the origin of the tune used for George's answering machine message, identifying it as based on "The Greatest American Hero" theme song from the 1980s.
Season 8 - Episode 15 - The Susie
does anyone know if the backing tune to george's answering machine originates from anywhere or if it was just made up for the purpose of that message??
thanks
dominic
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It was based from the TV show "The Greatest American Hero" theme song.
"Dominic" wrote in message news:00F88.6827$[email]...
On Fri, 08 Feb 2002 00:31:56 GMT, "Dominic" wrote:
It is a take off on a song that was used as a theme for an old TV program called Greatest American Hero. It then became a bit of a popular song.
Check out the "Telephones" section on my web page for more info.
Theme From "Greatest American Hero" (Believe It or Not) by Joey Scarbury made it to #2 in the U.S. charts in 1981.
it is also being used in a new U.S. TV ad.
You know, I've been looking at some of those old Billboard charts.
Music then was absolute worlds better than music today.
It's the theme song from "Greatest American Hero", an early-80's TV show.
"Dominic" wrote in message news:00F88.6827$[email]...
"Believe it or not..." was the theme song of an old show with a Captain America type hero. I forget the name of the central character playing the role.
I also believe the song made it to the Top 40, anyone else recollect this?
Dominic wrote in message ...
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I seem to remember the song from the radio. Then again, it could be from the TV show (Doh! Useless stinkin' memory!).
Luckily you can find everything on the web if you turn over the right rock.
John Woodin wrote in message ...
OT.. but just had to comment on how nice it is to see John has a life 'after UCLA'.
Thanks for a lot of pleasure over the years, John. Happy retirement!
homerr..
"M Tamez" wrote in message news:buU88.39261$[email]...
the hero's name was Mr. Hinkley. that didn't go over very well after John Hinkley shot president Reagan during the show's first season. i think they started calling him Mr. H or actually changed his name after that.
Yep, they changed his name to Mr. Henley. And I believe they may have gone back and dubbed that name in the existing episodes, too.