What T.V. show was this?!

Jun 3, 199620 posts by 19 postersalt.tv.seinfeld
Question

Posters help identify a TV show ending with "Sit ubu, sit. Good dog." with Family Ties suggested as the answer.

20 posts

This is driving me crazy! What T.V. show ended with: "Sit ubu, sit. Good dog."

Help! I know, I must get a life!

Greg

Well -- I think it was more than just Family Ties that ended with that, wasn't it? I think it was used by a production company or something, (I think MTM uses a cat, doesn't it -- it would be kinda like that).

Debbie ([email]) Dallas, TX

[email](Deborah A. Currie) wrote:

I don't remember Family ties well enough to say for sure if that was used at the end of the closing credits, but that sounds right. It has also been used more recently. Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't that Dave Letterman's voice and isn't that same sign off used at the end of The Late Show?

Monty

"A cigar may be just a cigar, but Lanie, now she's a smoke." -- W.T. 'Doc' Pfefferle, PhD.

Wow

I cant believe you brought that up....I remember that very distinctly but I don't remember it being after Family Ties. Maybe i'm wrong.....it could have been after a bunch of shows...

Jim

I remember that distinctly as well. I haven't seen it in a long time but it was the "ionsignia" of a production comapny that produced more than just Family Ties if I remember correctly.

Shelley

I believe it was Gary David Goldberg's TV production company, UBU Productions. He was also the guy behind "Brooklyn Bridge," and he's got something else this fall.

*snip*

Hmmm... That's quite possible, since Ubu was actually the name of one of the production companies involved in Family Ties. I can't remember any other show they've worked on, though...

Alex S. Garcia.

Subject: What T.V. show was this?! From: greg andrews, [email] Date: Mon, 3 Jun 1996 14:13:28 GMT In article greg andrews, [email] writes:

This was after they showed the credits on the show Family Ties.

Laurie

In article , Wubbenhorst writes:

Sorry, Meg, but it was *not* used at the end of "Cosby," as that was not produced by Gary David Goldberg and his UBU Productions. It is probably most well known through "Family Ties," though it was used at the end of other Goldberg shows. Since "Family Ties" folllowed "Cosby" in the line-up for many years, perhaps that is where the confusion comes from.

Thankyou all for your responses about my T.V. show query. Seems Family Ties was the answer, although several of you thought that the production company that put that show and others used the same sign-off tune.

I can now sleep easier! Have a great day.

Greg