Like a good story? Some top tens? Maybe a bit philosophical? Pop Culture deep dives? Hopefully you are, otherwise I am talking to myself again. What are doing? Read SOMETHING!!!

One can get lost with a show that they do not follow from episode one word one sometimes,. This little top twenty I cobbled together, does not have that problem. Each and every episode will tell where we have been and where we might be going. I only included the year each started as some went on for year and some gone in a blink. Honestly I like these shows at least in the beginning as they were world building. I love world building. Giving us a reason to care. Here is

40. "Suicide Is Painless" - M*A*S*H 39. "Without Us" - Family Ties 38. "Those Were The Days" - All In The Family 37. "The Lonely Man" (Closing theme) - The Incredible Hulk 36. "Cleveland Rocks" - Drew Carey Show 35. "Brand New Life" - Whose The Boss 34. "Perry Mason Theme" 33. "Star Trek Original Theme" 32. "Good Ol' Boys" - Dukes of Hazzard 31. "Air Wolf" - Air Wolf (Original Series) 30. "As Long We Got Each Other" - Growing Pains ​29." Equalizing" - The Equalizer (original

Sometimes a really good theme song for a television series, whether drama or sitcom, is one with no words at all. Shooting right at an emotion instead of a catchy tune with self-explanatory lyrics of said show. Not all these shows I like, but the theme songs are very memorable to me. I like music what can I say? Of course, many of these are from my childhood and may not be as newer as some of the readers here may know. A good history lesson cannot be missed, right? 20. Matloc

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