Keenen Ivory Wayans and his brother Damon Wayans created a sketch show called In Living Color for Fox in 1990. Davis and footage of the young cast having fun at the beach. The sequence was changed for its second season with a new hip rock melody from John E. Beverly Hills 90210 Original Themeīeverly Hills 90210’s season one opening credits sequence featured a jazzy melody on top of images of a postal worker delivering mail in snowy Minnesota to illustrate the show’s central family, the Walshes, moving to southern California. Ed’s co-creator Rob Burnett cited “complicated business reasons” for returning to the Foo Fighters' song in 2002. In season two, the opening theme song was changed to Clem Snide’s “Moment in the Sun,” before reverting back to the Foo Fighters’ song for the duration of the series run.

The mostly forgotten NBC show Ed used the Foo Fighters’ song “Next Year” from the album There Is Nothing Left to Lose as its opening theme song for its first season. The producers changed the opening theme song to 'I'm Always Here' from the rock band Survivor, while Baywatch star David Hasselhoff performed the TV show’s closing theme song, “Current of Love.” 4. NBC canceled the show after one season, but in 1991, Baywatch was re-launched in syndication. When Baywatch premiered on NBC in 1989, it used the song “Save Me” by Peter Cetera, with Bonnie Raitt on guitar. The series changed the opening theme song to reflect the character of Felicity Porter’s change from the beginning of her college career to the end of it. The first two seasons (Freshman and Sophomore Year) featured singer-songwriter Judith Owen performing “ Felicity Theme,” while the last two seasons (Junior and Senior Year) featured the song “New Version of You” from J.J. Abrams and Matt Reeves' show Felicity debuted in September 1998. Happy Days Original Themeĭuring the first season of Happy Days, the TV family comedy opened with a newly recorded version of Bill Haley & The Comets' “Rock Around the Clock.” However, for its third season, “Rock Around the Clock” was replaced with the song “Happy Days” from the songwriting duo Pratt & McClain in 1976.

Here are a few shows that switched theme songs. Our connections to popular TV shows run deeper than their storylines and characters-we're also usually fond of our favorite show's theme music.

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