What’s That TV Theme Song?
It’s that time again!
Grab your coffee and get ready to test your TV knowledge with Tony Katz + The Morning News on 93.1 WIBC.
Right now, we’re kicking off America’s favorite game show on the radio, What’s That TV Theme Song?
Here’s how it works: Producer Karl picks a mystery TV theme song, and Tony has to guess which show it’s from.
Will he nail it in one, or will the struggle be real? You’ll just have to stay tuned to find out or listen to the audio below.
Tune-in at 8:46 AM and turn up the dial, and play along with us. Let’s cue the music!
What’s That TV Theme Song Playlist
6. Designing Women
10. Monty Python’s Flying Circus
Tony Katz gets immediately.
19. Lost In Space
20. Smallville
21. Married with Children
29. Ironside
37. Curb Your Enthusiasm
Craig recognized the song, but couldn’t identify it.
42. Battlestar Galactica
Chat room gets. Are they using Shazam?
49. One Day at a Time
Tony gets!
One Day at a Time (1975 TV series) – Wikipedia
How original ‘One Day at a Time’ sitcom depicted Indianapolis
62. Gilligan’s Island
Of course Tony got it!
in honor of their remote at Just Add Water Boats @ JustAddWaterBoats.com
63. Home Improvement
Tony gets!
Home Improvement (TV series) – Wikipedia
TV Theme Song Game: Home Improvement
72. Hogan’s Heroes
Tony was 50/50 on the choice, gives credit to the chat room.
75. Max Headroom
Tony misses.
Max Headroom 1987 Broadcast Signal Intrusion Incident
On 22 November 1987, an unidentified person wearing a Max Headroom mask and costume carried out broadcast signal hijacking of two television stations in Chicago, Illinois. During each signal interruption, the hijacker speaks with distorted audio and stands before a swivelling corrugated panel to mimic Max Headroom’s geometric background effect.[19] During the second signal hijacking, he referenced Max Headroom’s endorsement of Coca-Cola, the TV series Clutch Cargo, WGN anchor Chuck Swirsky, and “all the greatest world newspaper nerds” (a reference to WGN’s call letters, which stand for “World’s Greatest Newspaper”).
The first “Max Headroom incident” was 25 seconds during the sports segment of WGN-TV’s 9:00 p.m. news broadcast. Approximately two hours later, the second signal hijacking was about 90 seconds during PBS affiliate WTTW’s broadcast of Doctor Who (“The Horror of Fang Rock”).[6][7][20] The second video ended with the hijacker apparently exposing buttocks and being spanked with a flyswatter. Normal programming then quickly resumed. These video pirates have never been identified.
92. The Rockford Files
https://www.youtube.com/live/5LQQXhdrLUo?si=Smof9gx2AOCL3MAU&t=10152
The chat room gets it!
95. Chico and the Man
WATCH:
Chat room gets!
99. Eight is Enough
Tony gets!
Eight Is Enough actor Adam Rich’s cause of death revealed as fentanyl
102. 3rd Rock from the Sun
Tony gets!
109. Firefly
Tony Gets It!
110. Bodkin
Tony does not get it but argues it’s because it was a Netflix show and not a Network show.
Worth the watch this St. Patrick’s Day regardless! It’s a show similar to Only Murders in the Building but based in a small Irish village.
111. Fringe
Tony gets it!
112. Castle
Tony misses
113. Ted Lasso
Gets it easily
114. Dinosaurs
Tony gets it with the help of the YouTube chat
132. Little House on the Prairie
Little House on the Prairie – Wikipedia
Tony misses, and then gets!
