FReeper Canteen ~ Tell Us Your Favorite "TV Theme Songs" ~ 22 May 2020

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[Kathy in Alaska]

The FReeper Canteen Presents...

Tell Us Your Favorite TV Theme Song

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I Dream of Jeannie

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Dukes of Hazzard


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May 22

Take Your Tears to God

Bible in a Year:

• 1 Chronicles 16–18
• John 7:28–53

My eyes will flow unceasingly, without relief, until the Lord looks down from heaven and sees.

Lamentations 3:49–50

Last summer, an orca named Talequah gave birth. Talequah’s pod of killer whales was endangered, and her newborn was their hope for the future. But the calf lived for less than an hour. In a show of grief that was watched by people around the world, Talequah pushed her dead calf through the cold waters of the Pacific Ocean for seventeen days before letting her go.

Sometimes believers in Jesus have a hard time knowing what to do with grief. Perhaps we fear that our sorrow might look like a lack of hope. But the Bible gives us many examples of humans crying out to God in grief. Lament and hope can both be part of a faithful response.

Lamentations is a book of five poems that express the sorrow of people who have lost their home. They’ve been hunted by enemies and were near death (3:52–54), and they weep and call on God to bring justice (v. 64). They cry out to God not because they have lost hope, but because they believe God is listening. And when they call, God does come near (v. 57).

It’s not wrong to lament the broken things in our world or in your life. God is always listening, and you can be sure that God will look down from heaven and see you.

By:  Amy Peterson

Reflect & Pray

How can you practice bringing all your emotions to God? When have you felt God draw near to you in your sadness?

Loving God, help us to remember that it’s right to lament wrongness before we can begin to change it.

To learn more about what Lamentations says about pain, visit christianuniversity.org/OT221.

[Publius]

Maverick

[PROCON]

Without a doubt, my favorite!

[Publius]

Cheyenne

[Fiji Hill]

From "The Voice of Firestone," a program that began as a radio show and ran every Monday night from the late 1920's to 1959 and featured classical music. This recording of its theme songs is from 1954.

In My Garden--If I Could Tell You

[Publius]

Sugarfoot

[wally_bert]

So many choices for a top favorite.

Rockford

Ironside

Streets Of San Francisco

Airwolf

Street Hawk

McCloud

Kojak

The Saint

Sandbaggers

Sweeney

Bergerac

Highway Patrol

Untouchables

Cannon

Barnaby Jones

Star Trek TOS

Starsky and Hutch

Matt Houston

Original BSG

Vega$

[Publius]

The Rockford Files

[Kathy in Alaska]

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[Fiji Hill]

My favorite TV theme song, from "Lassie," is Avant de Quitter Ces Lieux (before I quit these parts), composed by Charles Gounod, from the opera Faust (1859).

[Clutch Martin]

Lemme see...

King Of The Hill

https://youtu.be/-iQLNR9btr4

[Publius]

The Untouchables

Written by Nelson Riddle.

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JEOPARDY!

I use it to teach the interval of a perfect fifth.

[Publius]

Alfred Hitchcock Presents

Gounod: "Funeral March of a Marionette

[Michael.SF.]

They never used the lyrics on the show, but they are great:

Bonanza

[stevem]

I always liked Combat and 12 O’Clock High.

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

Another Mike Post. One of the reasons this show is a cult classic;

Greatest American Hero

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZ0U1Ri2uuM

[Publius]

Playhouse Theater

Rossini: "Little Caprice in the Style of Offenbach.