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Show answers Round 1 Sitcom Themes $200 This show's theme promises 'I'll Be There for You' by The Rembrandts.
$400 This sitcom's theme sings 'Where everybody knows your name,' set in a Boston bar.
$600 This show's theme, 'Thank You for Being a Friend,' opens a sitcom about four older women in Miami.
$800 This animated show's theme features a family whose names are sung at the end as they rush home to the couch.
$1000 This show's rap theme tells how a boy's 'life got flipped, turned upside down' before moving to Bel-Air.
Movie Themes $200 This 1984 comedy's theme by Ray Parker Jr. asks 'Who ya gonna call?'
$400 This boxing film's anthem, 'Gonna Fly Now,' plays as the hero runs up museum steps.
$600 This shark thriller's two-note theme ('duh-nuh... duh-nuh') signals danger.
$800 This archaeologist adventurer has a rousing John Williams march called 'The Raiders March.'
$1000 This space saga opens with a triumphant John Williams fanfare and a scrolling text crawl.
Cartoon Themes $200 This modern Stone Age family's theme says they're a 'yabba-dabba-doo' time.
$400 This space-age family cartoon's theme introduces 'Jane, his wife.'
$600 This undersea show's theme starts 'Are you ready, kids?' with a pirate.
$800 This crime-fighting turtle team's theme calls them 'heroes in a half shell.'
$1000 This Cartoon Network show's theme features a trio of superpowered sisters made of 'sugar, spice, and everything nice.'
TV Drama Themes $200 This mob drama opens with 'Woke Up This Morning' as Tony drives home to New Jersey.
$400 This 1980s-set Netflix show has an eerie synth theme over glowing red letters.
$600 This show about a chemistry teacher turned drug kingpin has a short, twangy theme by Dave Porter.
$800 This HBO fantasy epic has a sweeping cello-driven main title over a clockwork map.
$1000 This medical drama's theme is an instrumental piece, and the show's title comes from a pop song 'How to Save a' this.
One-Hit Theme Wonders $200 This classic 1960s sitcom set in Mayberry is famous for its cheerful whistled theme, 'The Fishin' Hole.'
$400 This spy franchise's theme features a driving surf-guitar riff and the number '007.'
$600 David Hasselhoff stars as a man who fights crime with the help of a highly advanced, talking sports car.
$800 This iconic instrumental theme composed by Morton Stevens accompanied a long-running police procedural set in Honolulu.
$1000 Jan Hammer composed the synth-heavy, atmospheric theme for this stylish 1980s show about undercover detectives in Florida.
Kids' TV Themes $200 This PBS Kids show, which premiered in 1996, follows an aardvark and his friends as they navigate elementary school life.
$400 This long-running PBS show's theme asks how to get to a sunny place 'where the air is sweet,' home to Big Bird.
$600 This show features a group of anthropomorphic locomotives living on the fictional Island of Sodor.
$800 This backpack-toting cartoon adventurer's theme repeats her name and 'Vamonos!' as she maps out journeys.
$1000 On this Nick Jr. show, a live host and an animated blue-spotted puppy leave paw-print hints for viewers to solve.
Double Jeopardy Sitcom Themes $400 Jesse Frederick sings 'Everywhere You Look,' the optimistic theme for this sitcom about a widowed father raising three daughters in San Francisco.
$800 Jonathan Wolff created the iconic, bass-heavy, and minimalist theme for this 'show about nothing' starring Jerry.
$1200 Frank Sinatra's 'Love and Marriage' provides the musical backdrop for this dysfunctional family sitcom set in Chicago.
$1600 This sitcom's theme 'Those Were the Days' famously pines for the era of 'girls were girls and men were men.'
$2000 Sonny Curtis wrote and performed 'Love Is All Around,' the upbeat theme for this 1970s workplace comedy set in a Minneapolis newsroom.
Movie Themes $400 Nino Rota composed the iconic, melancholic 'Waltz' for this sprawling 1972 crime epic about a powerful New York crime family.
$800 Shirley Bassey belts out the powerful title track for this 1964 spy film where the villain loves gold above all else.
$1200 Vangelis won an Oscar for the synth-heavy, slow-motion running theme from this film about British Olympic athletes.
$1600 Ennio Morricone's haunting, whistled main title for this Sergio Leone western perfectly captures the grit of the American frontier.
$2000 Elmer Bernstein composed the legendary, trumpet-led main theme for this 1960 western remake featuring a band of seven gunfighters.
Cartoon Themes $400 This Disney show's theme song exclaims, 'Woo-oo!' and claims that life is like a hurricane in its eponymous city.
$800 A group of humanoid felines from the planet Thundera battle the evil Mumm-Ra to protect their new home.
$1200 Shuki Levy composed the catchy, harpsichord-led theme for this series about a bumbling cyborg police inspector.
$1600 The frantic, jazzy opening of this series warns viewers that 'you're gonna laugh, you're gonna cry' because of the Warner siblings.
$2000 The theme for this series identifies the protagonists as the 'terror that flaps in the night' and claims they 'get dangerous.'
TV Drama Themes $400 Angelo Badalamenti composed the atmospheric, haunting 'Falling' for this David Lynch mystery series set in a lumber town.
$800 The high-energy, brass-heavy opening theme for this political drama was composed by W.G. Snuffy Walden.
$1200 This show's eerie, whistling-heavy theme by Mark Snow became an 'anthem of the strange' for paranormal investigators.
$1600 Nicholas Britell's complex, orchestral title theme for this series about a media tycoon's family has become a modern cultural touchstone.
$2000 The moody, jazz-influenced title sequence music for this 1960s advertising drama features a catchy, trumpet-driven sound.
One-Hit Theme Wonders $400 The gentle, harmonica-driven theme for this James Garner-led detective series was another massive instrumental success by Mike Post.
$800 Henry Mancini created the cool, driving jazz bassline for this 1950s detective show, an instant hit on the Billboard charts.
$1200 Johnny Rivers performed this hit rock song that served as the opening theme for an American broadcast of a British spy series.
$1600 Mike Post's Grammy-winning orchestral theme for this gritty police drama remains one of the most recognizable TV scores of the 1980s.
$2000 The vocal-led hit 'Believe It or Not' served as the theme for this series about an alien-gifted man who keeps losing his suit's manual.
Kids' TV Themes $400 The trio of Linny, Tuck, and Ming-Ming sing 'The phone, the phone is ringing!' in the theme for this show about saving animals.
$800 Fred Rogers himself wrote and sang the gentle 'Won't You Be My Neighbor?' for his long-running public television series.
$1200 LeVar Burton hosts this long-running PBS series that encourages young people to explore new worlds through literature.
$1600 This educational show about a young pig and her family features a bouncy, whistling theme song that became a global phenomenon.
$2000 Little Richard belted out the theme for this educational series where a magical vehicle takes students on field trips.
Final Jeopardy · Unforgettable Openings This 1960s spooky sitcom's theme is famous for its finger-snapping intro and a ghoulish household that is 'creepy and kooky, mysterious and spooky.'
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